Top Šibenik Sightseeing Cruises

The rocky islets, secluded bays, and island beaches of the Kornati Islands National Park lie just off the coast of Vodice. On this full-day cruise, you’ll have time to explore the many islands of the national park, as well as visiting the Telascica Nature Park. Admire the dramatic Kornati Cliffs from the water, spot landmarks such as Our Lady of Tarac Church and Tureta fortress, and stop to swim at Telascica lake.

Relax and enjoy a breathtaking cruise through the beautiful islands of Dalmatia. The only way to experience the islands is onboard your own sailing catamaran. Our catamaran is very spacious with ample room to lay out on the deck or take some shade from the midday sun in the aft cockpit. We take a maximum of 10 guests. This experience requires a minimum number of travellers, 6 minimum, and 10 maximum. If it’s cancelled because the minimum isn’t met, you’ll be offered a different date/experience or a full refund. Your professional crew, Toni and Maggie prepare a delicious lunch once we drop the anchor. Everything's included with complimentary drinks throughout the day. A day on the water to remember forever.

This private boat tour starts in Sibenik, with panoramic view of the old medieval town with city walls and famous St. James Cathedral, UNESCO heritage site. Leaving Sibenik behind we will pass through Krka channel and Prokljan lake before arriving to Skradin. There you will be immersed in the fascinating natural beauty of the Krka National Park. Choose either a walking tour of the famous waterfalls or a more active complete cycling trip starting from Skradin. After the National Park tour we head down the river to a Vidrovaca bay with local tavern for lunch and swimming. If you wish to discover more of the area, we continue towards St. Anthony channel and island Prvic for a complete experience. The extended tour takes us through beautiful St. Anthony channel along with St. Nicholas fortress. Picturesque and relaxed island village Prvic Luka is our last stopover before returning to Sibenik. You will find out why the whole island is called the island of Faust...