🇭🇷 Sailing LARA - Zadar to Preko - Croatia

How to get the ferry boat from Zadar Old Town to Preko on Ugljan Island in Croatia. Find out where to board the Jadrolinja ferry called "Lara", where to buy tickets for the ferry from Zadar, and what the ship is like on board.
Some of the questions you might have that I answer in this video includes:
Does the ferry have toilets or a cafe?
Where do you buy tickets for the ferry?
Where does the ship sail from?
Where does the ship sail to on Uglijan?
How big is the ship between Zadar and Preko?
In this video I’ll show you how to get from Zadar Old Town to Ugljan Island, the closest island to the city. We’ll be sailing on Jadrolinja’s ship called Lara, and I’ll tell you everything you need to know about the route, and what you can expect on board the boat. The ship sails from Zadar old town port, from around here, close to the Morska vrata (or Sea Gate), and there is a taxi rank and airport bus stop close by too. The route takes you across to Preko, the largest town on the island. It’s a distance of around 5 and a half kilometres and takes around 25 minutes. This route is number 409 and operates up to 11 times a day in high season. You can buy a ticket from the Jadrolinja office further up the road, located here. Or using the Apple or Android app on your phone. You can only buy a one way ticket so I’ll show you the ticket office at Preko later in this video. For now, let’s get on board and set sail for Preko and I’ll show you around and tell you a little about this ship. Lara was built in 1988 in Ukraine when it was still part of the USSR. It has a length of around 37 meters and is around 7 meters wide. It’s also a unique vessel in Jadrolinja’s fleet and is called a hydro bus, what a great name. Although it can carry up to 250 passengers, it can get very crowded on board, especially during the summer months. It’s got two decks, the lower deck having an air condition section and an outside rear section. And also the upper deck has an air condition section and a popular rear sun deck, that affords the best views. Toilets are available, but there’s no place to buy food or drinks on board. You arrive at Preko ferry port right beside the bus station, local facilities, and the ticket office where you can buy your return ticket.
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Embark on a scenic journey from the historic heart of Zadar's Old Town to the idyllic shores of Ugljan Island with the charming ferry boat 'Lara.' In this captivating video, we take you along the picturesque route from Zadar's bustling Old Town, where ancient history meets modern allure, to the serene village of Preko on Ugljan Island, Croatia. As 'Lara' sets sail, you'll witness the breathtaking landscapes of the Adriatic Sea, with its shimmering blue waters and distant horizons. The ferry ride offers a unique perspective of Zadar's skyline, including the iconic Sea Organ and the ancient city walls. Feel the gentle sea breeze and hear the soothing sounds of the waves as you glide towards your destination. Arriving at Preko, you'll be greeted by the quaint beauty of this charming island village. Explore the narrow streets, traditional houses, and vibrant markets that showcase the local way of life. The video captures the essence of the island's authenticity, from fishermen hauling in their catch to locals enjoying their daily routines. Whether you're a traveler seeking new adventures or a relaxation enthusiast looking for a peaceful escape, this ferry journey is a perfect blend of discovery and tranquility. Join us as we navigate the waters, bridging the gap between Zadar's historic allure and Ugljan Island's serene simplicity aboard the 'Lara.'

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