Top Šibenik Bus Tours - page 2

Embark on a scenic 1.5-hour private boat tour along the Šibenik Riviera. Depart from the charming city of Šibenik and enjoy a panoramic cruise through the St. Anthony Channel, known for its beautiful views. Visit the UNESCO-listed St. Nicholas Fortress, a historical gem guarding the entrance to the harbor. If time allows, take a refreshing swim at a designated stop along the way. This tour combines history, stunning coastal views, and relaxation in a short yet memorable experience on the Adriatic Sea.

Experience our Hiking Private Tour of Seven Sisters Waterfalls! Embark on a serene journey through the picturesque landscapes of Grenada as you make your way to the heart of the city. Upon your arrival, meet your seasoned tour guide, ready to lead you on an enchanting tour of Seven Sisters Waterfalls. This guided full-day hike explores the rainforest of Grand Etan National Park, allowing participants to swim in natural pools fed by waterfalls. The hike begins at a high elevation and follows trails through a valley with a variety of bird and monkey species. Throughout the hike, enjoy the vibrant flowers and abundant greenery. Follow the guide to the cascading falls and refreshing pools for a swim. We'll greet you directly at the city center or hotels and ensure you return with ample time to relax and relish your day. Leave the details to us as we escort you on an extraordinary adventure, crafting memories that will stand the test of time!

Set sail on a private 7–8 hour boat tour to explore the stunning Kornati National Park, a UNESCO-listed archipelago of 140 islands. Departing from Šibenik, cruise through the picturesque Šibenik Channel, heading toward the natural beauty of Kornati. Visit the islands of Levrnaka, Mana, or Lojena, where you’ll enjoy swimming, sunbathing, and a relaxing lunch. Surrounded by crystal-clear waters and breathtaking landscapes, this tour is perfect for nature lovers, offering plenty of time for exploration and relaxation.

There is far too much to mention, but a few snippets you might see and glean include small town which is dating from 339 BC, river which started under waterfall, Ice Age, melting, salty and fresh water, sea level which was on 95 meters lower, First Croatian hydro power station which was the second AC-generating hydroelectric project in the world, unrecognized state of Serbska Krajna, Croatian operation “Storm” against unrecognized state, eight waterfalls (one of them is underwater waterfall), effect of calcareous sinter, the most powerful family in Croatia in the middle Ages, Romans (how could I forget the Romans), trade routes, an ancient Roman roads, hajduks, small balustrade lookout point built for monarch whose nephew assassination started World War one, karst phenomenon, mills, caves, only poisonous snake, and quite a lot more.

This oldest native Croatian city on the Adriatic is located in the most protected natural harbour, in the centre of the eastern coast of the Adriatic Sea. This is probably in the same place where some of the original Croatian settlers first saw the blue sea. Sibenik's narrow winding streets, stony houses, many staircases and the remains of the city walls give it a romantic Mediterranean atmosphere. The St. Jacob's Cathedral is the most famous building in Sibenik. It was constructed over a period of a century, and is testimony to the determination, sacrifice and belief of the generations of inhabitants of Sibenik. By many things it is unique not only in Croatian architecture, but in European architecture as well. It is entirely built of stone, no other material was used. It is unique in its brave structure of stone slabs and ribs, with no binding material; it is also unique among renaissance churches in its trefoil front facade. Finally, it is unique in the harmony of its architecture.

Embark on a scenic 1.5-hour private boat tour along the Šibenik Riviera. With convenient pickup and drop-off at your hotel, this experience offers a smooth and enjoyable way to explore the coastline in a short amount of time. Depart from the charming city of Šibenik and enjoy a panoramic cruise through the St. Anthony Channel, known for its beautiful views and calm waters. Visit the UNESCO-listed St. Nicholas Fortress, a historic gem guarding the entrance to the harbor. If time allows, take a refreshing swim at a designated stop along the way. This experience combines history, stunning coastal scenery, and relaxation in a short yet memorable Adriatic escape.

Krka National Park is where waterfalls, Romans, Wars, monks, marenda, and electricity somehow all end up in the same story. We will for sure see, taste, and touch: the longest tufa barrier in Europe; waterfalls as “necklaces”; Romans who controlled the same passage that is today controlled by a traffic light; mixed religions and empires; more than 2,000-year-old technology that we are still using today; cascades that are “building themselves”; giant local infants; the same food that can be just food or a cultural phenomenon; “Venetian gold”; a tree from China for which you would have been executed at the time when merchants brought it; a “white” island; the border between fresh and brackish water; a natural cold tub that you can use; drink as part of identity; a meal that refuses to be rushed; the War of the Currents; a lookout point that was built for an Emperor and his wife, who didn’t show up; non-local fish without natural predators; a sustainable “washing machine”; and a lot more.