We recommend for family or friends, it's unforgetable experience!

This private one day tour on a traditional sailing boat consists of sailing through Šibenik archipelago and a visit to indeed unique mediterranean islands Prvić and Zlarin.

Picturesqueness of Dalmatian islands, tradition that locals are still nourishing, tiny hidden beaches and caves, and the clearest sea in the world will leave you breathless. After visiting islands of Prvić and Zlarin we have a break on the lonely island, on the secluded beach for swimming and relaxing. For the end of this authentic mediterranean story we will visit St. Nicholas fortress.  

You will enjoy sailing with our experienced captain who knows every corner of this part of Adriatic and the best gastronomic offer on the islands. We recommend for family or friends, it's unforgettable experience!

TOUR PROGRAMME INCLUDES: private boat trip to beautiful mediterranean islands Prvić and Zlarin, visit to the St.Nicholas fortress, swimming to the secret and lonely bay, your private captain, fuel, recommendation (and reservation) the best local restaurants for the lunch on the islands. 

Day trip  - In the search of the lost Mediterranean

DEPARTURE: 10:00 from Šibenik (optionally another place)

RETURN: 18:00 (optionally another place)

Tour price: from 3.400,00 HRK∼450 euros

Accommodation in Šibenik Region

Šibenik Plus is a local agency that is deeply incorporated into all the parts of its offer.
We entered in all accommodation units we offer, we know each of them separately and we know their owners.
Your hosts are our partners. They are friendly and helpful and they will give you a warm welcome to Šibenik region. 

We give you listed below our selection of checked accommodation units and experienced hosts. We guarantee for them.

If you are a mathematical type, numbers will help you to understand how magnificent this area really is. Šibenik region - situated on the central part of Croatian Adriatic, in the heart of Dalmatia.

Šibenik County is an area with 2 National parks, 14 medieval fortresses, 230 cultural monuments, 300 islands and 600 archaeological localities.
Šibenik is on middle Mediterranean and it is a fortress city next to the sea with an imposing St. James Cathedral, build exactly 105 years ago from white stone blocks and without any other binding material to support it.

St. James Cathedral is a combination of unique Gothic and renaissance style with 71 heads surrounding the walls and with sculptures and mosaics in the interior. In the year 2000 it was added to UNESCO protected world heritage localities.

Two national parks – National park Krka (Krka waterfalls) and National park Kornati, natural parks Lake Vranja and South Velebit; cities and little towns that have become the most wanted Mediterranean tourist destinations: Skradin, Vodice, Primošten, Rogoznica, Tribunj, Murter…

Small islands and Dalmatian villages living the Mediterranean as it once was: Prvić, Zlarin, Krapanj, Kaprije, Žirje…

Picturesqueness of these Dalmatian islands, tradition that locals are still nourishing, tiny hidden beaches and caves, beautiful coast and the clearest sea in the world will leave you breathless…and will enrich your soul.

Then you will truly know why Šibenik has been pronounced to be the most beautiful nautical Adriatic destination and one of the 5 most beautiful rocky cities of Mediterranean. Šibenik tourism is growing rapidly and Šibenik tourists every year are coming in larger number.

Don't miss to be one of them!

Bill Gates, founder of Microsoft recommended to readers of the Forbes magazine to take a holiday to Croatia. Forbes has asked its readers where they would spend their holidays and to make the choices easier they asked a number of billionaires where they would go.  Bill Gates of all the countries decided on Croatia. Microsoft owner Bill Gates and his wife Melinda and family visited the National Park Krka and Skradin last year. He first visited Croatia in 2004. A representative of the Skradin tourist board told reporters from Forbes that “Gates enjoyed strolling the streets and visiting local restaurants.”