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Marvel at the ancient beauty and splendid landmarks of Croatia during this scenic, day tour of Salona and Trogir.

Salona Ruins

Depart the pier for the scenic, approximately 1.25-hour drive to Salona. Upon arrival, a guided walking tour explores Croatia's largest Roman excavation. View fascinating ancient remains of amphitheatres, early-Christian churches, burial grounds, and pools.

Kastela Riviera and Trogir

Next, re-board your coach for a drive along the panoramic Kastela Riviera to Trogir, an UNESCO World Heritage Site. Trogir is situated on a small island between the mainland and larger island of Ciovo, and connected to the mainland via a bridge. Stone houses, palaces, churches, monasteries, towers, walls, and green parks adorn the entire island.

Trogir Tour and Cathedral of St. Lawrence

Upon arrival in Trogir, take a guided stroll through the island's narrow streets. Along the way, visit the 13th-century Cathedral of St. Lawrence. Perhaps the finest example of sacral architecture in Croatia, the cathedral's three naves and semicircular apses dominate the entire town. Additional sites to be seen include the Town Loggia, Town Hall and Cipiko Palace.

Independent Exploration and Lunch

Following your walking tour, some time is made available for independent exploration before proceeding for lunch at a restaurant in Old Trogir. After lunch, re-board your coach and commence the approximately one-hour drive back to the pier.

Discover the scenic splendour, villages, traditions and people of the Dalmatian Coast during this picturesque, half-day sightseeing excursion with lunch at a local home.

Šibenik, Adriatic Coast and Sea, Primošten Town, Photo Stop

Depart the pier for the scenic, approximately 30-minute drive along the panoramic Adriatic Coast en route to Primošten, a Croatian town situated on the Adriatic coast in southern Šibenik. Nestled on a little island linked by a bridge to the land, panoramic Primošten features stone houses and narrow, Mediterranean-style lanes, with many bays, islets and peninsulas. It is built on a hill, dominated by the parish Church of St. George. During a period of Turkish invasions, this islet was protected by defence walls with towers and a movable bridge, built in 1542. After the Turks had retreated from Dalmatia, the bridge was replaced by an embankment and Primošten became a peninsula. A photo stop is made at the viewpoint above Primošten for breath-taking views over the town, coast and sea.

Šibenik Hinterland, Burni Village, Local Home Visit, Cultural Exchange, Lunch Served al Fresco

Next, re-board your coach and drive inland, through the Šibenik hinterland, then on to the small picturesque village of Burni. En route, pass by splendid landscapes and marvel at the ingenuity of the locals, who have transformed this rocky terrain into an oasis of fertile, hospitable living. See the local village homes, some of which are several hundred years old. A visit is made to one of the homes for an opportunity to meet a local family, learn about the Dalmatian culture and traditions, and enjoy a delicious lunch, which is served al fresco in the shade of surrounding trees and accompanied by music.

Sibenski Bridge, Photo Stop

After lunch, re-board your coach and head to the Sibenski Bridge, a beautiful viewpoint. Upon arrival, take in spectacular vistas overlooking the exquisite Adriatic Sea. At the conclusion of your photo stop, re-board your coach and commence the short drive back to the pier.

Indulge your senses with the picturesque little islands, towns and beaches along the Dalmatian Coast during this leisurely, full-day excursion via private yacht.  

Šibenik, St. Ante Channel, Adriatic Coast, Primošten Town, Guided Tour, Church of St. George

Depart the pier aboard an approximately 52-foot (about 15.8-metre) luxury yacht for the scenic, approximately 45-minute ride through the St. Ante Channel. Further along the coastline, a stop is made at   Primošten, a Croatian town situated on the Adriatic coast in southern Šibenik. Nestled on a little island linked by a bridge to the land, panoramic Primošten features stone houses and narrow, Mediterranean-style lanes, with many bays, islets and peninsulas. It is built on a hill, dominated by the parish Church of St. George. Following a short, guided walking tour of the island, embark your boat and continue on towards Zlarin Island.

Zlarin Island Walking Tour

Upon arrival, disembark your yacht and take a guided stroll through the narrow streets of Zlarin. Here, it is easy to recognize women who saved, and still wear, traditional island jewellery. Around mid-August, the "Farewell Coral Divers' manifestation is held in tribute to the 600-year-old tradition. Red coral is protected by law as precious in the Adriatic Sea. The first written references to coral hunts on the Adriatic date from the early-15th century, when the first of Zlarin's famous coral divers began removing coral from the sea and selling them to Naples and Sicily. After the fall of the Venetian Republic in 1797, control was established over the coral harvesting, and Zlarinians received the exclusive rights to harvest corals.

Zlarinka Coral Store, Sea Coral Workshop, Swimming, Krka River Estuary, Skradin Town, Lunch

During your walking tour of Zlarin, a stop is made at the coral store, Zlarinka, for a Sea Coral Workshop to learn how red coral is processed and manufactured. Following your tour of Zlarin, some free time is made available for sunbathing and swimming in the crystal-clear waters of the Adriatic Sea. Afterward, embark your yacht and head towards the Krka River estuary. Upon arrival, a stop is made in the town of Skradin for lunch at the Vidrovaca Tavern. After lunch, additional free time is made available for sunbathing and swimming. At the conclusion of your visit, embark your yacht and commence the approximately 30-minute cruise back to the pier.

Discover the stunning natural scenery of Šibenik and its surrounds during this invigorating, half-day hiking excursion at St. Anthony’s Channel.

Šibenik, St. Anthony’s Channel, Krka River, Adriatic Sea

Depart the pier for the short drive to the beginning of the hiking trail at St. Anthony’s Channel. Part of a wider protected area, St. Anthony’s Channel is over 1.24 miles (about two kilometres) in length, and approximately 459 feet-721 feet (about 140 metres-220 metres) in width. St. Anthony’s Channel is a gateway to the open sea and entrance to Šibenik. At the same time, the channel represents a symbolic end of the Krka River, since it is where the river flows into the Adriatic Sea. St. Anthony’s Channel is visible from all parts of Šibenik. Despite being near the city and easily accessible, it used to be isolated and unknown due to historical circumstances.

Guided Hike, Stunning Views, Šibenik Archipelago, St. Nicholas Fortress, St. Anthony’s Channel

With its exquisite beauty and breath-taking panoramic view of Šibenik, the Šibenik Archipelago and St. Nicholas Fortress, St. Anthony’s Channel has many cultural and natural values, and is amongst the most beautiful parts of the Adriatic Coast and splendid sea entrances to a city. Today, St. Anthony's Channel is even more accessible than ever, and offers an excellent opportunity to hike this trail and enjoy breath-taking panoramic views en route. Upon arrival at the start of the trail, meet your guides, and receive your safety and hiking instructions. Afterward, begin your guided, approximately 2.5-mile (about four-kilometre) hiking trek at St. Anthony's Channel, and take in splendid views and photo opportunities of your surrounds.

St. Anthony's Visitors Centre, Multimedia Interactive Displays, VR Devices, Free Time, Swimming

Next, proceed to the St. Anthony's Visitors Centre. The central location for the presentation of the biodiversity, natural and cultural values of the protected areas of Šibenik-Knin County, it was created to provide information and education for guests. The exhibition consists of a series of multimedia interactive displays of endemic flora and fauna, particularly of the undersea world. Included are virtual reality (VR) devices that help you experience the natural and cultural values of the channel, Krka Estuary, and other protected areas nearby. Following your visit, some free time is made available for swimming and relaxing. Afterward, re-board your coach and commence the short drive back to the pier.

Explore the Dalmatian history, flavours and landmarks along the Adriatic Coast during this picturesque, half-day excursion to Sibenik and its surrounds.

Sibenik

Your tour starts with a guided walking tour along the narrow, cobbled streets of the Old Town of Sibenik, founded by Croats more than 1,000 years ago. Explore the town's well-preserved historical core, which is surrounded by ancient fortresses and features a wealth of historic landmarks. Highlights include the Renaissance-styled Cathedral of St. Jacob, one of the finest sacral monuments in Dalmatia, City Hall, Baroque Orthodox Church, and more. At the conclusion of your visit, enjoy some free time prior to re-boarding your coach for a drive towards Stankovci village and Odmoriste Krke Viewpoint.

Odmoriste Krke

Driving to Stankovci, en route, a photo stop is made at the Odmoriste Krke Viewpoint. This scenic locale, set amidst fields of immortelle, lavender, rosemary, sage, and 100-year-old olive trees, overlooks the Krka River, a magnificent bridge and the town of Skradin.

Stankovci Village

Upon arrival, a visit is made to the Smoked Ham House, or 'Kuca Dalmatinskog Prusta'. During your visit, learn about the production of Dalmatian prosciutto, taste this delicious ham and browse the products available for sale.

Experience the medieval charm and UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Šibenik during this scenic, half-day sightseeing excursion via boat and on-foot.

Šibenik, Old Town, Archipelagos, Bays, Coves, Sandy Beaches, St. James Cathedral

Depart the pier for the short, guided walk to the Šibenik waterfront. Nestled on Croatia’s Adriatic coast between Split and Zadar, the still-sleepy Old Town of Šibenik is huddled along a glorious coastline of island archipelagos, bays, coves, and sandy beaches. As with so many Croatian towns, it is surrounded by imposing stone fortresses built in the Middle Ages for military protection; the most eye-catching of these is the Fortress of St. Nicholas. Built by the Venetians in the 16th century, the fortress overlooks the sea and is topped by battlements. The star attraction among the steep, meandering alleyways and piazzas of the historic Old Town is the St. James Cathedral, an UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Šibenik Waterfront, Scenic Cruise, St. Anthony’s Channel, St. Nicholas Fortress, Free Time

Upon arrival at the Šibenik waterfront, receive your safety and tour instructions, then embark your awaiting vessel for a lovely, approximately 30-minute cruise through St. Anthony’s Channel. En route, pass by, learn about, and take in exquisite, up-close views of the historical and natural sights which comprise the significant landscape of this legendary channel. Upon arrival at the St. Nicholas Fortress, disembark your vessel and take a guided walking tour. An unique monument of the world’s architectural heritage and UNESCO World Heritage Site, the St. Nicholas Fortress opened its doors to visitors in 2019. Following your tour, some free time is made available for independent exploration.

Old Town Stroll, Monuments, Ancient Fortresses, City Hall, Churches, St. Jacob’s Cathedral

Afterward, embark your boat for the picturesque, approximately 30-minute ride back to the Šibenik waterfront. Following your cruise, disembark the boat and begin your guided stroll through the cobbled kalas (narrow streets) of the Old Town, founded by Croats more than a thousand years ago. Along the way, marvel at its well-preserved historical core, monuments, and ancient fortresses. In addition, pass by City Hall, the commercial and crafts centre, and numerous churches and cathedrals, including the Baroque Orthodox Church and renowned, Gothic-Renaissance-style St. Jacob’s Cathedral, one of the finest sacral monuments in Dalmatia. Following your walking tour, commence the short walk back to the pier.

Explore the exquisite wines and olive oil of the Šibenik hinterland during this immersive, half-day sightseeing excursion with tastings.

Šibenik, Hinterland, Traditional Local Villages, Baraka Winery & Cellar, Tour & Tasting, Gift Shoppe

Depart the pier for the scenic, approximately 30-minute drive inland to the Baraka Winery. En route, pass through Šibenik’s beautiful hinterland, renowned for its exquisite natural splendour, traditional local villages, and fertile land. Upon arrival at the Baraka Winery, take a guided walking tour of the winery, and see and learn about the winemaking process. Afterward, proceed to Baraka’s cellar for a wine tasting. Following your tour and wine tasting, you can browse the gift shoppe for the delicious wines produced here, then re-board your coach and head to Vodice for a visit to the award-winning St. John Olive Oil Centre.

St. John Olive Oil Centre, Guided Tour, Olive Oil Production, Olive Oil Tasting, Local Specialities

Upon arrival, take a guided walking tour of this wonderful facility. Along the way, observe and learn about olives and olive trees, olive growing and harvesting, olive oil production, and more. Together with wine, olive oil is one of the cornerstones of the Mediterranean diet, and you can discover why during a tasting of exquisite St. John Olive Oil, which is accompanied by delicious local specialities such as breads, cheeses, and cold cuts. Following your olive oil tasting, browse St. John’s selection of olive oils, as well as products made with its olive oils. At the conclusion of your visit, re-board your coach and commence the approximately 30-minute drive back to the pier.

Depart the pier on-foot with your guide for a walk to the Old Centre. Upon arrival, see the 18th-century Baroque Church of St. Francis, which is located on the site of a monastery and church founded in 1229, and incorporates some of its original structures. Next, walk to historic John Paul II Square. Marvel at the grand interior of Sibenik's theatre, and view the 15th-century Gothic-Renaissance Church of St. Ivan and nearby Town Hall.

St. Jacob's Cathedral

Your last stop is at St. Jacob's Cathedral, the jewel of the Dalmatian coast and an UNESCO World Heritage Site. The cathedral is famed for its frieze on the exterior walls, which depicts portraits of honorary, 15th-century townspeople. At the conclusion of your tour, you may opt to return to the pier on-foot, or remain in town and return to the ship at your leisure.

Explore Sibenik at your leisure during your full-day (8 Hour) sightseeing tour via private car. Customize your own itinerary or choose to see an overview of the area's highlights.

Depart the pier with your English-speaking guide in an air-conditioned car and discover the city and surrounding areas at your own pace. Your exclusive tour concludes back at the pier.

Explore Sibenik at your leisure during your half-day (4 Hour) sightseeing tour via private car. Customize your own itinerary or choose to see an overview of the area's highlights.

Depart the pier with your English-speaking guide in an air-conditioned car and discover the city and surrounding areas at your own pace. Your exclusive tour concludes back at the pier.

Explore Sibenik at your leisure during your full-day (8-Hour) sightseeing tour via private van. Customize your own itinerary or choose to see an overview of the area's highlights.

Depart the pier with your English-speaking guide in an air-conditioned van and discover the city and surrounding areas at your own pace. Your exclusive tour concludes back at the pier.

Explore Sibenik at your leisure during your half-day (4-Hour) sightseeing tour via private van. Customize your own itinerary or choose to see an overview of the area's highlights.

Depart the pier with your English-speaking guide in an air-conditioned van and discover the city and surrounding areas at your own pace. Your exclusive tour concludes back at the pier.

Explore the natural beauty of Croatia during this half-day tour in to Krka National Park.

Scenic Drive & Krka National Park

Leaving town of Sibenik, your coach takes you on approximately 20-minute journey through the karst Sibenik hinterland to the famous 'Krka' river waterfalls. Located within the lovely Krka National Park, the falls cascade over 17 natural barriers. Krka is one of the seven National Parks in Croatia and it covers an area of 14,222 Ha with its specific characteristics of natural, human and cultural values, particularly geological, geomorphologic, hydrological, biological and landscape elements. The Krka river is a distinctive phenomenon also due its specific biocenosis and formation of gypsum barriers. The entire area is rich with endemic species-vegetation as well as birds and fish. Due to very strong laws on natural preservation this extraordinary area has been preserved in its original form.

Skradinski Buk Waterfalls & Spectacular Views

This tour will take you to the most attractive part of the Park - the Skradinski Buk Waterfalls. The highest fall is 46-meters high, which makes it the highest gypsum barrier in Europe. Above the falls there is a large plateau that offers spectacular views. During your exploration, a visit is made to small ethnological exhibition and the old mill, which is still in function demonstrating how it was used for grinding. Around the falls there is a gravel trail for those who wish to explore the surroundings further.

Town of Skradin, Free Time

At the designated time, re-join your guide for the drive to Town of Skradin. Skradin is a little town situated on a upper end of Krka estuary on the enterance to National Park. Skradin is one of the oldest towns in Croatia, with authentic stone inner city and one of the most picturesque Marina on Croatian Adriatic. On that area Ilirs used to have their settlement, and after them Romans founded the settlement called Scardona, because of very important strategic position. During history Skradin was under Turks, Venetian, French and Austrian-Hungarian administration. Enjoy some time strolling along the beautiful sea front promenade before joining your bus for the panoramic drive to Sibenik.