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Kornati Islands

The Kornati Islands are a magnificent national park and natural wonder located on Croatia's Adriatic coast in the Dalmatian region, comprising 89 untouched islands and islets. Featuring lunar-like limestone cliffs, crystal-clear deep blue waters, historic dry-stone walls (suhozid), and an isolated structure far from mass tourism, it offers sailors a unique haven for navigation, exploration, and tranquility in the heart of the Adriatic.

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