Imagine gliding along the stunning Croatian coast, the sun glinting off crystal-clear waters, as you make your way from Zadar to the serene island of Silba.
Private boat transfers provide a luxurious and hassle-free way to experience this journey, with costs ranging between €120 and €250.
But with varying prices and potential hidden fees, knowing when to book and what to do once you arrive can make all the difference for your perfect getaway.
Average Price of Private Boat Transfer
A private boat transfer from Zadar to Silba costs between €120 and €250, depending on the boat size, number of passengers, and time of day.
A speedboat that can hold up to eight people usually costs around €150.
For bigger groups of 10-12, cabin boats range from €200 to €250.
This price generally covers the boat rental, fuel, and a skipper, but watch out for extra fees.
Booking early and avoiding peak season can help you get better rates.
Whether it's a family trip or a romantic getaway, knowing these costs ensures a smooth boat transfer experience.
Also, ask about any island landing charges to avoid surprises!
Best Visiting Times
The best time to visit Silba Island is during the summer months from June to September, when the weather is warm and sunny.
For a relaxing day on the island's peaceful beaches and scenic trails, early morning or late afternoon hours are perfect because the temperatures are just right.
Spring and fall also offer milder weather and fewer crowds, making for a calm and peaceful experience.
Weekdays are a great option too, as they help you avoid the larger tour groups that come on weekends.
July and August are the busiest months, so transportation can get crowded.
Keeping these tips in mind will help you have a great time on Silba Island.
What To Do On The Island?
Discovering Silba Island opens up a world of fun activities and beautiful spots.
Start by exploring the island's rich history with a hike to the Tower of Love, an 18th-century lighthouse offering stunning views.
Spend a lazy day on the sandy beaches, especially Slatina bay, known as the 'King of Sandy Adriatic Beaches.'
Art lovers should check out the Open Air Art Gallery, featuring sculptures by Marija Ujević Galetović.
For underwater fun, try snorkeling in the clear waters of Sotorǐe bay.
The island doesn't allow cars, so renting bicycles is perfect for getting around the charming villages and natural landscapes.
Do You Need To Make A Reservation?
Booking a private boat transfer from Zadar to Silba is a smart move to ensure you have a smooth trip. During peak season, spots fill up quickly, so booking ahead means you won't miss out.
Many operators need a minimum number of passengers, so it's a good idea to gather your group first. You can easily make a reservation online or by contacting us directly. Just share your travel date, the number of passengers, and your destination island. This helps us find the best transfer for you.
While flexible travel plans can offer more choices, booking in advance is the best way to secure your spot. Don't leave your plans up in the air—book ahead!
