Kornati

Kornati is a Croatian archipelago in the Adriatic Sea, known for its national park and dense string of islands. The area is best accessed by boat from the coast, with snorkeling and diving trips commonly organized by local operators. The Kornati are a popular sailing and day-trip destination, and while there are dive centers in the region, the main diving activity revolves around the archipelago’s limestone walls, clear blue water, and a variety of marine life typical of the Adriatic. Inland, the nearby region features rolling landscapes and coastal towns; the Maas river in the broader area is not local to Kornati and does not contribute to diving here. If you’re visiting, plan with a local dive operator for site access, permissions, and boat schedules, and be mindful of seasonal visibility and currents common in this area.