Sibenik City Tour + Krka National Park Tour

Duration: Up to 6 hours

Start from Šibenik

Private Car or Van, Private Guide

1. Sibenik City Tour. Welcome to Šibenik, a city where history, culture, and natural beauty converge to create an unforgettable experience. Join us on a guided walk through this enchanting city, starting from the picturesque embankment and culminating at the iconic St. James’s Cathedral. Along the way, we’ll discover lush gardens, vibrant squares, and the charming narrow streets that make Šibenik so unique.

• The Embankment (Riva). Our tour begins at the bustling embankment, also known as the Riva. As we stand by the azure waters of the Adriatic Sea, take in the panoramic views of Šibenik’s skyline. The waterfront promenade is a perfect introduction to the city’s charm, lined with cafes and restaurants where locals and visitors alike enjoy the serene coastal atmosphere.
• The Mediterranean Park. A short walk from the embankment brings us to the Mediterranean Park.  The park is named after the famous Croatian botanist Roberto de Visiani, and it showcases a variety of Mediterranean plants. Grand monument of King Peter Krešimir IV is in the park.  Šibenik was mentioned for the first time on Christmas in 1066. in a document issued by the King Petar Krešimir IV, therefore also called the ‘Krešimir’s town’.
• Poljana Square. Leaving the park, we head towards the vibrant Poljana Square, the main square of Šibenik. Poljana is a lively hub of activity, surrounded by important landmarks, shops, and cafes. Here, you’ll see a blend of old and new, as historical buildings stand alongside modern architecture.
• The Narrow Streets of the Old Town. Next, we venture into the labyrinthine narrow streets of Šibenik’s Old Town. These charming cobblestone alleys are lined with stone houses, hidden courtyards, and quaint shops. As we weave through the winding passages, you’ll feel like you’ve stepped back in time. Each corner holds a piece of history, making this part of the tour a true journey through time.
• St. James’s Cathedral. Our tour culminates at the crown jewel of Šibenik, St. James’s Cathedral. This UNESCO World Heritage site is a masterpiece of Renaissance architecture, built entirely of stone without the use of mortar. Marvel at the intricately carved friezes of over 70 human faces on the exterior, believed to represent the citizens of Šibenik during the 15th century. Our guide will explain the cathedral’s construction, its historical significance, and its unique architectural features, leaving you in awe of this monumental achievement.

2. Driving from Šibenik To NP Krka (Skradinski buk). NP Krka Waterfalls Tour.  Discover the flora and fauna of Krka National Park. Admire the Skradinski Buk Falls, a multi-level cascade over travertine cliffs and the highest travertine barrier in Europe. Enjoy views and photo opportunities above the falls. You will also have a chance to visit the small ethnological exhibition and the old watermills with us.

• Skradinski Buk Waterfall. The tour generally focuses on exploring Skradinski Buk, a large, cascading waterfall with 17 separate steps. It’s one of the most iconic sites in the park.
• Walking Trails. There are well-maintained wooden walkways and trails (about 2 km long) that allow you to explore the waterfall area and surrounding nature.
• Ethno Village. Traditional Water Mills. Near the waterfall, there is a restored ethnographic village with old water mills, and traditional Croatian homes.
• Nature and Wildlife. The park is home to a variety of plant and animal species, and a tour will typically offer opportunities for birdwatching or spotting other wildlife.
• Free Time. Depending on the tour, you may have some free time to explore the park on your own, visit souvenir shops, drink coffee or enjoy a delicious ice cream or pancake and relax in the nature by the water.

Important: No swimming in this part of the park Krka, no swimming near the Skradinski Buk waterfall.