Glassboat Litus Izleti Excursions

Sailing towards Cape Šilo, most visitors await the moment of the first glimpse of this construction giant with the excitement. Observing the Bridge from the sea, visitors are able to take a better look and admire its beauty and sheer size, as well as the elegant construction of its Small Arc.

Dolphins- after the passage underneath the Small Arc, visitors will have an additional opportunity to take a glimpse of the bridge in its entirety. This will surely be a breathtaking sight and a wonderful chance for a photo session with a bridge in the background.

While passing under the bridge's Large Arc, the visitors have the impression the bridge itself is only a few meters away. This is usually a thrilling moment in this outing. In addition, this excursion includes the possibility of enjoying the sights of the sea, as well as the towns of Njivice, Omišalj, Rijeka city in the distance, Opatija and the entire Riviera. Dolphins often accompany Litus and its passengers; however, this is something we cannot always predict or guarantee. One thing we can- the Bridge, which is always here.

Starting from Malinska harbor, we sail alongside Malinska coast towards Njivice enjoying the green belt of forest stretching towards the sea, which is followed by the observation of the seabed. Docking at Njivice Harbor due to the disembarking/embarking of the new passengers who are offered rakija (local plum brandy) as a token of a welcome. After that, Litus continues sailing towards Cape Pelova for the observation of the beautiful sea flora and fauna in the shoal.

This is an attractive outing, due to the fact the visitors are taken into the "wild". Beli is poorly connected with the rest of the island, so in a way when coming to Beli, visitors experience a "trip to the past". Beli will exalt the visitors with its serenity. We also recommend the visit to the Eco- Centre Caput Insulae. The harmony of a human kind and nature is the vision of this Centre, while its mission is the preservation of the biodiversity. The goal is the protection of the griffon vulture population.

The lunch offers the choice between a fish menu (we recommend fried hake, calamari, or mackerel with a variety of side dishes) and a meat menu that includes the selection of grilled meat with a side dish for those who choose this option. Lunch is followed by the free time for a walk and an ice cream or sea dipping, depending on a time of a year.

The outing offers the opportunity to enjoy the Malinska scenery, the sea and its flora and fauna, as well as the excellent meal.