Top Šibenik Wine, Beer & Spirits

Ideal for travelers who want to learn about both cuisine and history, this tour takes you on a private adventure through Sibani. From cafe culture to Balkan hamburgers, local grapes with global connections, medieval markets, and more, this tour is a feast for all senses. Discover the stories behind sweet fritters, donkey races, and even the Bran Gelina divorce as you uncover the Mediterranean Garden in the old town and learn about centuries-old traditions like olive oil currency.

Explore Sibenik through stories and 4 local alcoholic drinks. Live and act as a local. Ideal for time-pressed travelers, adventurers, and lovers of local traditions. You will drink and experience “killing time" in Sibenik, “greasy street”, connection between the most famous Croatian sportsman and a duck shop, giant infants, wine as currency, “lucky poop,” a workshop where we’ll make the most famous Dalmatian spirit known locally as the “antibiotic”, a secret door and path used for fraud, the largest water cistern in medieval city, Dalmatian swearing vocabulary (perhaps we will practice if we get drunk :), a local medicinal liqueur that clashed with pharmacists, local street food available 24/7, the “Tinder” of the early 20th century, a legend (today we would call it fake news ) about a local spinster, three twigs, a rebus that warns us to stop the tour, a “deadly” souvenir from Dalmatia, and the message that drinking wine is not a sin (at least, according to the Bible) and much more...

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.