For detailed information please refer to our Career page.
For emergency assistance, call European emergency number 112 and ask for the service you require; Police, Ambulance, Fire Brigade or Coastguard. If the emergency is within the port, always alert a member of port staff so that the Duty Manager can be made aware of any incident.
Follow us on social media or visit web page www.zadarcruiseport.com for updates and port news.
Permits and authorizations are issued by relevant port authorities and government agencies following formal application processes. They can be obtained through the ship’s agent, who will coordinate with the relevant personnel on your behalf.
Supply deliveries must comply with port security, customs and operational procedures. A minimum of 24 hours’ notice is required for supply deliveries.
Berthing requests should be submitted in advance through the port authority or designated ship agent.
Port fees and tariffs at Zadar Cruise Port vary depending on the type and size of the vessel, the duration of stay, and the services requested. For detailed information and the current fee schedule please refer to web page of Zadar Port Authrority or the ship agent.
Yes, we welcome advertising opportunities at Zadar Cruise Port. For more information, please email us at info@zadarcruiseport.com.
To inquire about availability and terms, please contact us at info@zadarcruiseport.com.
Health and safety protocols follow national regulations and international maritime standards to ensure safe operations for staff and partners.
Zadar Cruise Port implements a comprehensive suite of security measures to ensure the safety of passengers, crew, and port personnel. These protocols adhere to the International Ship and Port Facility Security (ISPS) Code, a global standard established by the International Maritime Organization (IMO) to enhance port and ship security.
You may contat us at info@zadarcruiseport.com.
Yes, we welcome business opportunities at Zadar Cruise Port. For more information, please email us at info@zadarcruiseport.com.
Port services are coordinated through your ship agent. For more information, please visit our Port Services page.
Kindly contact us at info@zadarcruiseport.com.
Zadar has a Mediterranean climate with warm, dry summers and mild winters. Spring and autumn offer pleasant temperatures for sightseeing.
Zadar operates on Central European Time (CET), with daylight saving time in summer (CEST).
Traffic drives on the right-hand side. Seat belts are mandatory, and speed limits are strictly enforced.
Yes, a range of licensed local tour operators offer guided city tours, excursions and private experiences, bookable in advance or upon arrival.
Popular attractions include Zadar Old Town, the Sea Organ, Greeting to the Sun, Roman Forum, St. Donatus Church, Five wells square, St Anastasia Cathedral, city fortification walls, museums and numerous nearby islands and national parks.
Tipping is appreciated but not mandatory. Small tips for good service in restaurants, taxis, or tours are customary.
Croatia uses the Euro (€). Credit and debit cards are widely accepted.
Most international mobile phones work in Croatia. EU roaming rules apply for EU visitors; others should check with their mobile provider.
The cruise line sets baggage restrictions, including size, weight, and number of bags. Passengers should consult their cruise line for exact requirements.
Comfortable walking shoes, weather-appropriate clothing, sun protection in summer, and essential travel documents and prescribed medication are recommended.
Croatia is part of the Schengen Area. Passport and visa requirements depend on your nationality. Passengers should check with their cruise line or local authorities before travel.
Lost items should be reported to terminal staff as soon as possible.
Yes, baggage handling services are available during embarkation and disembarkation as coordinated with cruise lines.
The cruise line sets baggage restrictions, including size, weight, and number of bags. Passengers should consult their cruise line for exact requirements.
Yes, all passengers, crew and luggage are subject to security screening in line with international port and maritime regulations.
Check-in and boarding take place inside the Zadar Cruise Port Terminal, with clear signage and staff assistance on embarkation days.
Passengers are advised to arrive at the port at least 2 hours before their scheduled departure time, following cruise line instructions.
Shuttle service from the terminal to town center is generally provided by cruise lines or local operators on cruise days. For more information and possible fee refer directly to your cruise line.
There are several parking options available in nearby public parking lots. Please check our Transportation and Parking section for location details.
Transportation options include taxis, private transfers, public buses and cruise-organized shuttles when available.
Zadar Airport is 9 km from the cruise port, with a travel time of around 15 minutes by taxi or transfer service.
Zagreb Airport is approximately 290 km away and travel time to Zadar Cruise Port is approximately 3 to 3.5 hours by road.
Visitors are welcome up to the security checkpoint. Beyond this point, access is limited to passengers and authorized personnel only.
Passengers requiring wheelchair assistance should contact the shipboard team to request the service. The cruise terminal is fully adapted, accessible, comfortable and ensuring a seamless, barrier-free experience.
Complimentary Wi-Fi is available at the cafés and open air terraces located within the terminal.
Zadar Cruise Port is conveniently located at Gaženica Passenger Port and approximately 4 km south from Zadar historical town center.
The address is: Zadar Cruise Port, Gaženička cesta 28c, 23 000 Zadar, Croatia
The port operates 7 days a week, 24 hours a day. Office hours are between 09:00 and 17:00 on weekdays.
Kindly contact us at info@zadarcruiseport.com.
Port services are coordinated through your ship agent. For more information, please visit our Port Services page.
Yes, we welcome business opportunities at Zadar Cruise Port. For more information, please email us at info@zadarcruiseport.com.
You may contat us at info@zadarcruiseport.com.
Zadar Cruise Port implements a comprehensive suite of security measures to ensure the safety of passengers, crew, and port personnel. These protocols adhere to the International Ship and Port Facility Security (ISPS) Code, a global standard established by the International Maritime Organization (IMO) to enhance port and ship security.
Health and safety protocols follow national regulations and international maritime standards to ensure safe operations for staff and partners.
To inquire about availability and terms, please contact us at info@zadarcruiseport.com.
Yes, we welcome advertising opportunities at Zadar Cruise Port. For more information, please email us at info@zadarcruiseport.com.
Port fees and tariffs at Zadar Cruise Port vary depending on the type and size of the vessel, the duration of stay, and the services requested. For detailed information and the current fee schedule please refer to web page of Zadar Port Authrority or the ship agent.
Berthing requests should be submitted in advance through the port authority or designated ship agent.
Supply deliveries must comply with port security, customs and operational procedures. A minimum of 24 hours’ notice is required for supply deliveries.
Permits and authorizations are issued by relevant port authorities and government agencies following formal application processes. They can be obtained through the ship’s agent, who will coordinate with the relevant personnel on your behalf.
Follow us on social media or visit web page www.zadarcruiseport.com for updates and port news.
For emergency assistance, call European emergency number 112 and ask for the service you require; Police, Ambulance, Fire Brigade or Coastguard. If the emergency is within the port, always alert a member of port staff so that the Duty Manager can be made aware of any incident.
For detailed information please refer to our Career page.
Popular attractions include Zadar Old Town, the Sea Organ, Greeting to the Sun, Roman Forum, St. Donatus Church, Five wells square, St Anastasia Cathedral, city fortification walls, museums and numerous nearby islands and national parks.
Yes, a range of licensed local tour operators offer guided city tours, excursions and private experiences, bookable in advance or upon arrival.
Traffic drives on the right-hand side. Seat belts are mandatory, and speed limits are strictly enforced.
Zadar operates on Central European Time (CET), with daylight saving time in summer (CEST).
Zadar has a Mediterranean climate with warm, dry summers and mild winters. Spring and autumn offer pleasant temperatures for sightseeing.
The port operates 7 days a week, 24 hours a day. Office hours are between 09:00 and 17:00 on weekdays.
Zadar Cruise Port is conveniently located at Gaženica Passenger Port and approximately 4 km south from Zadar historical town center.
The address is: Zadar Cruise Port, Gaženička cesta 28c, 23 000 Zadar, Croatia
Complimentary Wi-Fi is available at the cafés and open air terraces located within the terminal.
Passengers requiring wheelchair assistance should contact the shipboard team to request the service. The cruise terminal is fully adapted, accessible, comfortable and ensuring a seamless, barrier-free experience.
Visitors are welcome up to the security checkpoint. Beyond this point, access is limited to passengers and authorized personnel only.
Zadar Airport is 9 km from the cruise port, with a travel time of around 15 minutes by taxi or transfer service.
Zagreb Airport is approximately 290 km away and travel time to Zadar Cruise Port is approximately 3 to 3.5 hours by road.
Transportation options include taxis, private transfers, public buses and cruise-organized shuttles when available.
There are several parking options available in nearby public parking lots. Please check our Transportation and Parking section for location details.
Shuttle service from the terminal to town center is generally provided by cruise lines or local operators on cruise days. For more information and possible fee refer directly to your cruise line.
Passengers are advised to arrive at the port at least 2 hours before their scheduled departure time, following cruise line instructions.
Check-in and boarding take place inside the Zadar Cruise Port Terminal, with clear signage and staff assistance on embarkation days.
Yes, all passengers, crew and luggage are subject to security screening in line with international port and maritime regulations.
The cruise line sets baggage restrictions, including size, weight, and number of bags. Passengers should consult their cruise line for exact requirements.
Yes, baggage handling services are available during embarkation and disembarkation as coordinated with cruise lines.
Lost items should be reported to terminal staff as soon as possible.
Croatia is part of the Schengen Area. Passport and visa requirements depend on your nationality. Passengers should check with their cruise line or local authorities before travel.
Comfortable walking shoes, weather-appropriate clothing, sun protection in summer, and essential travel documents and prescribed medication are recommended.
The cruise line sets baggage restrictions, including size, weight, and number of bags. Passengers should consult their cruise line for exact requirements.
Most international mobile phones work in Croatia. EU roaming rules apply for EU visitors; others should check with their mobile provider.
Croatia uses the Euro (€). Credit and debit cards are widely accepted.
Tipping is appreciated but not mandatory. Small tips for good service in restaurants, taxis, or tours are customary.