From Zaton: 2-Hour Molat Island Wild Dolphin-Watching Tour｜Croatia

We sail from Zaton between the islands of Vir and Molat in the dolphin reserve, with a stop to observe these beautiful marine mammals.
*The price of the excursion is 50e, split payment of 20e when booking and 30 euros in cash on board.
Observation of free dolphins in the Adriatic Sea cannot be guaranteed 100%
Our effort, organization, knowledge and costs should be taken into account.
Interesting facts:
Bottlenose dolphins are regularly seen in the Republic of Croatia in the Zadar waters. Since they are mammals, dolphins do not have gills and cannot breathe underwater. They must surface to inhale and exhale stale air, which they do through blowholes, not through their mouths. How long they can hold their breath depends on the species; some can go for 3 to 7 minutes, while others can stay submerged for up to 20 minutes.
Dolphins can dive to a depth of 500 meters.
Dolphins can swim at speeds of up to 35 kilometers per hour. Common dolphins are known for their speed and ability to leap high out of the water, up to 4.9 meters.
The price of the excursion is 50e, split payment of 20e when booking and 30 euros per person in cash on board.
Mandatory marine protected area and berthing fees apply.