Jahtsadamad: Kornati

Kornati is one of the Adriatic’s most distinctive areas: bare limestone islands, clear water, and a network of bays where routes are planned from shelter to shelter. Navigation is generally straightforward in good visibility, but demands discipline due to numerous islets, channels, and places where cutting corners is risky. Infrastructure is intentionally limited: full-service marinas are the exception, while most nights are spent in bays, on buoys, or in organized berthing areas. 

Entry is regulated by tickets/permits; pricing depends on vessel length and season, and tickets can be valid for both Kornati NP and Telašćica under park rules.
In practice, Kornati is commonly sailed as a loop from mainland/Murter bases: early departure, an overnight inside the archipelago, then onward depending on weather.