About Šibenik

Šibenik represents an historical pearl in the heart of Croatia's Dalmatian coast, where Medieval charm co-exists with natural beauty. Unlike many coastal towns in Dalmatia, Šibenik was established by Croatians rather than Romans or Greeks. This gives it its own national uniqueness and stirring local patriotism.

The most famous monument of this town, the World Heritage-listed St. James Cathedral, is a masterpiece built entirely in stone. Šibenik’s narrow winding streets open out onto the sheltered harbors of the Bay of St. Anthony, quiet courtyards and stone houses along medieval lines gingerly ascend towards the gleam of light at a street’s end: where sea. ancient sea.

Šibenik is an ideal base for Smaller boats, such as letnas and baggage boats, will take people through some luscious and private paradise of maritime specdelivering scenic really beautiful stunnings national park, Krka National Park (18 km away,) as well as Kornati Islands National Park (15 km) -adam where beautiful coastlines for sailing offshore await you. Marine enthusiasts and nature lovers alike please note that the above destinations are reachable by yacht only (this is beginning to catch on) -at least 50 miles as yet to be reached by public transport at time of writing.

For a gulet journey, Šibenik offers the right blend of culture and adventure. Whether you want to explore ancient fortresses, swim under waterfalls, or visit the world renowned beauty of Kornati Park National, this city has a timeless sequence that combines history with nature and the sea.