National Park Kornati

The archipelago comprises 89 islands spread across 217 square kilometers, with 50 square kilometers of land and 167 square kilometers of marine territory.

The Croatian government designated Kornati as a national park in 1980 to preserve its natural landscape, marine ecosystem, and geological formations.

Local residents maintain traditional fishing practices and prepare regional dishes such as Kornati lamb and fresh seafood in 25 restaurants across the islands.

Visitors can access the park exclusively by boat, with rental options and guided tours departing from nearby coastal towns for day trips lasting approximately 10 hours.

The marine territory contains hundreds of animal species, including fish, octopi, and crabs, while the land hosts 750 plant varieties and numerous bird species.

Location: Murter-Kornati

Inception: August 13, 1980

Part of: Kornati Archipelago

Website: http://kornati.hr

GPS coordinates: 43.83330,15.33330

Latest update: May 27, 2025 11:39