Molat & Ugljan Boat Tour- Best Zadar Islands,Half-day, Snorkeling, Sandy beaches

Das angenehme Wasser an der zweiten Haltestation ist positiv aufgefallen. Den Rest konnte man sich sparen, das versunkene Boot war zu tief im Wasser um etwas zu sehen und das Dorf am Ende der Tour war sterbenslangweilig.

Great trip with limited time, three nice activities. The shallow lagoon was gorgeous. The snorkelling around the ship wreck was fun. Mario was the captain, he was smooth across the seas.

Very basic overall. After looking at the reviews and pictures available it looked really promising. However when myself and six friends arrived we started to become concerned from the beginning. For starters we paid the price advertised on the website but then the day before we got a text to say there was a further €30 each surcharge. So basically the price doubled overnight, so be aware. The "Boat" and I say "Boat" but it was basically a water taxi. Managed to squeeze 12 of us on to this one little boat. Hardly any space for items, no toliet (as advertised) and no shade of any kind from the sun. After a 45 mins journey we arrived at our first beach to snorkel. Oddly we weren't given snorkels, just a mask. Who snorkels without a snorkel! Very little to see at the first spot, I think between us we saw one small crab and three fish. We then pushed on to the next stop, a sunken ship off the coast of an island. Which we all got excited about but we were so cold from the first stop no one wanted to go in. Would have been better to start at the ship in hindsight. But there was very little communication from the skipper. Didn't explain the schedule for the day or the options available. Next stop, an old warship/submarine hanger. That was pretty cool to be fair. Also had a couple of doughnuts in the boat which was fun. Then we went to the final "Snorkel" stop. Some of our group asked the skipper if we were stopping, to which he replied "yes". So my friends jumped out the boat for a swim, but then the skipper and the rest of us continued to float towards the coast. This left our two friends basically stranded, the skipper only went back to get them after another guest prompted him. The spot was nicer then the first one however still not much to see. Some people were going to swim to the beach (rocky/not sandy) until someone noticed sea urchins everywhere. Could have been very nasty for someone. We then sat with some refreshments (provided) and sat in the sun for nearly 40 minutes. It was a little uncomfortable for a few of us. Last stop, we stopped at a small town on one of the islands. The town seemed really nice but we got all of 30 minutes to look around before we had to leave! Everyone agreed an hour would have been nicer. Instead of floating around for 40 minutes doing nothing apart from getting burnt in the sun. Once again poor communication. By this point we all had had enough. All the guests looked uncomfortable, tired and wet from being stuck on this water taxi for basically 4 hours. We were happy to land back a Zadar. We laughed about it alot on the way home and to some extent we did have a lot to talk about but for all the wrong reasons.