Triluke Bay

Triluke Bay is a tender-port anchorage, secluded within Dugi Otok, also known as Long island. It lies on the Riviera Zadar, along Croatia's Dalmatian coast.

Zaglav is on the bay's western side, on the biggest island in this northern archipelago, which forms part of the Kornati and Telašcica National Parks. Its 369 inhabitants are mainly occupied in fishing, farming and olive production. A shop, Dalmatian restaurant, cafe bar, gas station and 14th century Franciscan monastery serve the village. Scuba divers are drawn to the surrounding waters, a major destination with 250 types of botanical life and 300 animal species.

The whole town is within walking distance.

In a secluded cove discovered by Seabourn, conditions permitting your captain can anchor and deploy the ship’s watersports Marina for a sparkling Adriatic Sea day of playing. Along with swimming directly from your ship, water-skiing, kayaking, pedal boats, sailboards and many more aquatic toys are available! This is the life!

The currency is the Euro.

Croatian kuna cannot be exchanged outside Croatia, so either convert it back into your home currency while in Croatia or do some last minute shopping.

Arriving in Croatia with euros lets you pay for most excursions, car rentals and nearly all shops in euros, without being ripped off on an exchange rate, because most of these items are priced in euros anyway.

Language: Croatian; English is well spoken.

Banks and post offices usually open without breaks from 7AM to 7PM, while public offices operate Monday to Friday from 8AM to 4PM. In the tourist season, post offices generally remain open until 9PM, Saturdays included.

Without breaks, shops and department stores operate from 8AM to 8PM.

As shopping hours have not been regulated anymore since 2009, most stores in tourist destinations are open 7 days a week.