Travelling along the Adriatic main road towards the northern Dalmatia between two historical cities of Zadar and Šibenik, you will come across a natural phenomenon - the two equally beatiful and yet so very different azures. On one side you will see the well indented Adriatic coast, famous for its inviting beauty and clean sea, and on the other side you will see the largest natural lake in Croatia, the antique AURANA Lake form which takes origin the name of our agency. Because it is one of the rare and almost intact natural habitats of waterbirds as well as because of its fresh water springs and biodiversity, the Vrana Lake /Vransko jezero) and its surroundings have been declared a nature park on July 21st, 1999. The park's limits are between Pirovac and Pakoštane. It stretches across 57 km2, 30 km2 of that being the lake area itself, which streches in the direction from the North-West to the South-East paralelly to the sea coast, from which it is in some places less than a kilometer apart. The lake is unique for its postition and characteristics not only in Croatia but also in other parts of Europe. It is in fact a Karst valley filled with brackish water and is below sea-level.

  Recreational Fishing and Mooring of the Boats   
Price list for Recreational Fishing Licences in the Nature Park Vrana Lake effective from
01. 01. 2006.

Mooring Fees for sport ports „Prosika“ and „Crkvine“

- Sailing is strictly forbidden in the Ornithological reserve area for all vessels except for official vessels of the institution and public services while doing their duty.
- Mooring outside the ports „Prosika“ and „Crkvine“ is not permitted.
-The length of the boat is rounded up to a higher number (eg. 4,5 meters is rounded up to 5)
- Sailing is allowed everywhere in the park area except in the Ornithological reserve. Sailing is allowed under conditions proscribed by the Regulations on the Inner Order of the Vrana Lake Nature Park (NN 66/01).

see: www.vransko-jezero.hr