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A solo adventure in Šibenik? Make friends with the old town and its historic buildings as you stroll down a cobbled lane. Let loose to the sound of the waves as you explore the nearby islands, a gelato in hand. For a moment of zen, dive into the emerald waters of Krka. And if the call of the sea inspires you, a boat trip awaits. Arm yourself with a good guide and a good city map, your best smile and a few words of Croatian, and set off to discover Šibenik!
For an organized trip to Šibenik, choose a reputable agency that offers tours encompassing major attractions such as St. James's Cathedral, Fort St. Anne and the magnificent Krka Falls. These turnkey tours often include the services of experienced guides, and include special tickets to make the most of your time on site. Organized tours can also offer gastronomic discoveries or cultural workshops for an immersive experience.
To explore Šibenik, walk in the footsteps of time through its tangled alleyways. Here are a few tips:
On foot: Šibenik is a town on a human scale, so take the Rector's Palace passage to feel the pulse of the old town, and don't miss the panoramic view from St. Michael's fortress.
Bus: buses are an economical way to explore the surrounding area. Buy a day ticket for unlimited travel. Check timetables in advance, especially out of season.
Bike or scooter: perfect for the adventurous, rent a bike or scooter to access remote beaches and picturesque villages. The coastal roads offer breathtaking views.
Water cabs and ferries : these boats link Šibenik to neighboring islands. Book in advance in high season and bring a sweater for windy crossings. The ferry to the island of Zlarin takes just 25 minutes.
Driving: if you rent a car, familiarize yourself with the parking regulations. Use designated parking lots to avoid fines.
Mobile apps: download local transport apps for real-time information and easy payment options.
Think green : Šibenik has electric bike rental points. It's a great way to get around without impacting the environment while enjoying the sights.
