Murter Island is a charming Adriatic island in Croatia’s Šibenik-Knin region, connected to the mainland by a historic drawbridge in Tisno and considered the primary gateway to the Kornati Islands National Park. Featuring lush pine forests, olive groves, hidden sandy coves (Slanica, Podvrške), world-class marinas (Hramina, Betina), and a rich heritage of traditional wooden shipbuilding, it serves as both a primary technical base and a comfortable nautical paradise.
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