Šibenik is the oldest Croatian city on the Dalmatian Coast. The remarkable architecture of this UNESCO World Heritage Site spans the centuries, having witnessed the rise and fall of empires, from Byzantine to Venetian. In its remarkably preserved Old Town, narrow cobblestone streets lead past medieval houses and churches, all surrounded by four historic fortresses, including the imposing St. Nicholas Fortress. St. James Cathedral, built by several architects in the Gothic and Renaissance styles over a century, is the most important Renaissance structure in Croatia.
Shore Excursions
Shore excursions vary by each itinerary and are subject to change.
Šibenik Promenade
Explore the sights of Šibenik and visit St. James Cathedral—the jewel of the Dalmatian coast.
Charming Trogir & Village Heritage
Explore the town of Trogir, a veritable open air museum and UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Historic Split & Diocletian’s Palace
Experience a unique blend of old and new cultures and architecture in Croatia’s second largest city.
The Krka Waterfalls & Town of Skradin
Travel through Croatia’s beautiful countryside to Krka National Park and its sleepy gateway town of Skradin.
Krka National Park & Dubrava Falconry Center
Explore falcon conservation efforts, take in the waterfalls of Krka National Park and enjoy a stroll around Šibenik.
Krapanj: Island of Sea Sponges
Discover a scenic archipelago including the island of Krapanj, known for its sea sponges.
Vistas & History of Vrana Lake
Experience the natural beauty and varied wildlife of Vrana Lake Nature Park, and the Maškovića Han.
Historic Towns Along the Dalmatian Coast
See the spectacular Roman palace in the center of Split and discover the open air museum in the village of Trogir.
Hidden Dalmatia by Private Yacht
Cruise the Šibenik archipelago, visit picturesque Primošten and explore Zlarin, an island known for its sea corals.
Croatian Towns & Family Winery
Explore the sights of Šibenik, enjoy a gourmet wine pairing at a renowned family winery, and visit scenic Skradin.
