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Discover the essential stops for those sailing through the park's clear waters.
Kornati National Park is primarily a marine ecosystem. Land makes up less than 25% of the park. The true appeal lies in the waters between the 89 islands and reefs.
When sailing or joining an organized boat tour, you will likely visit specific bays, marinas, and protected zones. Plan your route to include a mix of swimming spots and necessary facilities.
2-3 hoursBoat access only
Lojena is the only true sandy and pebbly beach within the national park boundaries. It features incredibly clear waters perfect for swimming. Because of its rarity, it is a popular stop for organized day-trip excursions. Arrive early in the morning by private boat to beat the crowds.
1-2 hours or overnightBerth fee includes park entry
This remote marina sits between the islands of Piškera and Panitula Vela. It offers safe moorings, a restaurant, and basic supplies for sailors. If you pay the daily berth fee here, your park entrance ticket is included for the day of arrival and the next day until 7:00 PM.
N/AStrictly no entry
Purara Islet is one of the four strict nature protection zones in the park. It serves as the center of marine biodiversity for the area. You are not allowed to enter, anchor, or sail close to this islet. You can only view this protected wildlife haven from a distance.
