Zaglav is a small and peaceful village on the southeastern part of Dugi Otok, known for its natural harbor, proximity to Telašćica Nature Park, and authentic island atmosphere.

Zaglav is located on the southeastern coast of Dugi Otok, in a well-protected natural bay that makes it an important maritime point on the island. Although small, Zaglav serves as one of the main ferry ports connecting the island with the mainland.

The village offers an authentic island atmosphere, with stone houses, peaceful surroundings, and a slow pace of life.

Zaglav has a long tradition connected to the sea, fishing, and maritime activities. Its natural harbor played an important role in the development of the settlement as a transport and economic hub for nearby areas.

Despite its size, Zaglav remains important for connecting Dugi Otok with the mainland.

The area around Zaglav is rich in untouched nature, olive groves, and pine forests. Nearby is Telašćica Nature Park, one of the most remarkable natural sites on the Adriatic, famous for its cliffs and the salt lake Mir.

The proximity of Kornati National Park makes Zaglav a great starting point for boat excursions.

Zaglav and its surroundings offer numerous small coves and natural beaches with crystal-clear water. Beaches are mostly rocky or pebbly, providing a peaceful and relaxing environment.

These bays are perfect for swimming, snorkeling, and enjoying nature.

Zaglav is ideal for a quiet holiday surrounded by nature. Visitors can enjoy walking, cycling, and exploring nearby attractions such as Telašćica and Kornati.

Thanks to its ferry connections, Zaglav is also a convenient base for exploring the entire island.

Accommodation in Zaglav is available in private apartments and holiday homes. While the offer is modest, it provides an authentic and peaceful island experience.

Local cuisine is based on fresh fish, olive oil, and traditional Dalmatian dishes.

Zaglav is connected to the mainland by ferry services from Zadar. Timetable and route details are available on the TP Line timetable page.

Tickets can be purchased via the TP Line webshop.

Find out more on the local tourist board website and the Zadar county tourist board website.