[2025 Sibenik Attraction] Travel Guide for Sibenik (Updated Mar)

10 things to do in Croatia 1.      Explore the old town of Dubrovnik 2.      Travel back to the Middle Ages in Split 3.      Spend some quiet time in Medvednica 4.      Take a walk in Plitvice National Park 5.      Experience the bustling food market in Zagreb 6.      Visit the frozen waterfall 7.      Spend a day in Sibenik 8.      Experience the fascinating Mask Festival 9.      Enjoy the sun and surf at Zlatni Rat Beach 10.  Soak in a hot spring ☘️ Croatia is a country located at the intersection of Central Europe, the Mediterranean, and the Balkans. It looks like a crescent moon on the map. Croatia has a long coastline, the longest among the Balkan countries, with beautiful scenery along the way; it has over 1185 islands, earning it the nickname 'Country of a Thousand Islands'. The most famous is Plitvice Lakes, where 16 natural lakes are connected, with a large amount of calcium carbonate limestone deposits in the lakes, presenting green, gray, blue, etc., forming an ultimate natural landscape. ☘️ Speaking of Croatia, one must first mention Dubrovnik, also known as 'King's Landing' in the famous 'Game of Thrones'. Even if you're not a fan of the show, it's more customary to call it King's Landing, as it seems to show the grandeur of this ancient city.

✈I drove around Croatia on National Day. During the 11-day trip, I visited all the basic classic scenes. The last issue talked about the Zagreb-Split line, and this issue shares the rest of the itinerary. 👑Sibenik (Picture 3-5) The next stop in Split is Sibenik, which takes 2 hours by car, but I arranged a day. Because you will pass through Kaštera (Picture 1) and Trogir (Picture 2) on the way. 🔺There is a water castle in Kaštera, which is also a filming location for the Game of Thrones. 🔺I don’t have a good impression of Trogir. There are too many tourists at noon, and the city layout is very similar to Split. The cathedral is inexpensive and worth a visit. You must park outside the old town (1.5 euros per hour) and 4 euros per hour in the old town. 🔺Sibenik has relatively fewer people, and it is a "mountain town" with many medieval streets that are different from other cities. It is very suitable for staying one night and strolling around. Sibenik Cathedral is also a world cultural heritage. We did not enter it, which was a pity. 👑Rovinj (Picture 6-7) It takes nearly 5 hours to get from Sibenik to Rovinj. 🔺Rovinj and Venice face each other across the sea, and the old towns are both colorful. However, the area is very small, so you can walk around and see it all in 2 hours. 🔺I recommend two places to stay. The first one is the outlying island opposite the old city, Maistra Select Island Hotel Katarina. It has the best view for shooting the old city and you can snorkel right on the beach. 🔺The other one is the Maistra Select Family Hotel Amarin, a 5-minute drive north. Similar to Clubmed, breakfast, lunch and dinner are all-inclusive, and childcare is included. All entertainment facilities are free. There is a long coastline outside the hotel, where you can swim in the sea and view the old city from a distance. Those who don’t stay can also come here to play. 👑Pula & Porezzi (Picture 8-11, Picture 12-13) Stayed in Rovinj for 2 nights and went to Pula and Poreč one day. 🔺Pula has one of the only 6 remaining Roman arenas in the world, which is very well preserved. The arena ticket is 30 euros, which is worth entering, and the parking lot next to it is free on weekends. 🔺You can walk to the Temple of Augustus from the Arena, which takes about 20 minutes. It only looks good on the outside, but not worth entering. 🔺Porezi has the World Cultural Heritage Euphrasian Cathedral Complex. This church built in the fourth century AD has a rather simple appearance, but the mosaics inside are quite stunning. It takes 2 hours to visit this scenic spot, so it is worth a special trip. 👑Samobor (Picture 14-15) Because we had to return the car to Zagreb Airport on the last day, we booked a hotel here for the day before (20 minutes from the airport). 🔺Quite a surprise, the architectural style is very fairy tale, with colorful houses, wooden bridges over streams, and flowers hanging in front of the windows, it looks very much like those fairy tale towns on the German-French border. 🔺Cheap prices and the best specialty cakes in Croatia.

Although small, Šibenik offers so much. First of all, this is one of the oldest cities in Croatia, whose name is mentioned in a document of Petar Krešimir IV, and dates back to 1066, and for this reason, the city is nicknamed "Krešimir's city". Old city core of Šibenik includes 24 churches, 4 fortresses and 4 wells. This is also a city located in an incredibly beautiful bay, that you will fall in love with at first sight. Šibenik also has its own aquapark, which is the first in Dalmatia, it is the Solaris aquapark. Solaris includes a wide range of family and social attractions, games and attractions suitable for children of all ages and adults. I would recommend to everyone who happens to be in Croatia to visit Šibenik, as well. Šibenik, in addition to its rich cultural heritage, also offers plenty of entertainment.

Dear seniors, we have selected a multi-country Europe tour for you: beach vacation, Game of Thrones filming locations, national parks, and caves. Relax and enjoy! -------------------- 🏃Itinerary: Day 1: Depart from Shanghai and fly to Istanbul to start your European tour! Day 2-3: After a short stay in Istanbul, head to Ljubljana and visit Lake Bled. Then, visit the Postojna Cave and head to Opatija. Day 4-5: Depart from Opatija, visit Pula and Rovinj, then head to Rijeka and Krk Island, and finally arrive in Zagreb. Day 6-7: After visiting Zagreb, head to the picturesque Plitvice Lakes National Park and Zadar. Then, continue to Sibenik and Trogir, and finally arrive in Split. Day 8: Visit Split and take a boat to the beautiful island of Hvar to enjoy the tranquility and beauty of the island. Day 9-10: Leave Split, head to the mysterious stone city, and finally arrive in Dubrovnik for two days of leisure. Day 11: Depart from Dubrovnik, visit Cavtat, and then return to Istanbul. Day 12: Leave Istanbul, fly back to Shanghai, and end this unforgettable European tour! -------------------- Tips: 1. Visa information: For a multi-country Europe tour, you need to apply for a visa in advance. The Schengen visa is convenient, but pay attention to the stay limit. 📌 2. Time difference: There is a time difference between Europe and us, so remember to adjust your schedule and enjoy the wonderful foreign nights! 🌙 3. Currency exchange rate: The euro is the common currency, so pay attention to the exchange rate in advance to get better deals when shopping! 💰 -------------------- 🎉Multi-country Europe tour, explore the blend of romance and history, and create your own memories!

12-Day Europe Tour: All the Highlights! An amazing itinerary to explore romantic Europe and experience its unique charm. Come and explore with us! -------- Europe Tour: Travel through history and experience the charm of ancient civilizations 🏰. From romantic Paris to fairytale Germany, and then to the charming Spain, enjoy the beautiful scenery and unique regional culture along the way 🌍! -------- 🛤️ Itinerary Overview: DAY 1: Depart from Shanghai and arrive in Istanbul. DAY 2-3: After visiting Istanbul, head to Ljubljana, passing by Lake Bled. Then, explore the Postojna Cave and finally arrive in Opatija. DAY 4: Depart from Opatija, visit Pula and Rovinj, and return to Opatija on the same day. DAY 5-6: Head to Rijeka, then to Krk Island, and finally arrive in Zagreb. Next, visit the Plitvice Lakes National Park and finally arrive in Zadar. DAY 7-9: Depart from Zadar and visit Sibenik, Trogir, and Split in sequence. Then take a ferry to Hvar Island and Korcula Island. Finally, travel from Korcula Island to Ston and then to Dubrovnik. DAY 10-12: After spending a day in Dubrovnik, head to Cavtat and then return to Istanbul. Finally, fly back to Shanghai from Istanbul. -------- Must-Visit Attractions: 🌟 Plitvice Lakes National Park 🌟🌟 Recommendation: 4 stars Address: Croatia Opening Hours: 07:00-20:00 Duration: 3-5 hours With unique limestone lakes and a wide variety of flora and fauna, it feels like stepping into a fairytale world! 🌳🦋 🌟 Dubrovnik Old Town 🌟🌟 Recommendation: 4 stars Address: Old Town, 20000, Dubrovnik, Croatia Opening Hours: All day Duration: 1 day Known as the Pearl of the Adriatic, it combines history and beauty! 🏰🌊 🌟 Dubrovnik City Walls 🌟🌟 Recommendation: 4 stars Address: Placa Ulica 32, Dubrovnik 20000, Croatia Opening Hours: 09:00-19:00 Duration: 1-2 hours Stroll along the ancient city walls, feel the traces of time, and enjoy the beautiful view of Dubrovnik! 🚶‍♀️🌄 🌟 Lake Bled 🌟🌟 Recommendation: 4 stars Address: Cesta svobode 10, Bled, Slovenia Opening Hours: All day Duration: 2-3 hours Slovenia's ice lake wonderland, with a dreamy church in the middle of the lake, is a romantic place not to be missed! 💒🌨️ -------- **Notes**: 1. Exchange Rate: Learn about the exchange rate between the local currency and RMB in advance to avoid losses when exchanging money 💸 2. Food Exploration: Try local delicacies and don't forget to take photos to remember the taste! 🍽️ 3. Souvenir Prices: Compare prices at different stores to ensure you get the best value for your money 💰 4. Time Difference: Check the time difference before departure and plan your schedule accordingly to avoid jet lag ⏰ 5. Travel Safety: Pay attention to personal belongings and carry copies of important documents 🔒 -------- Europe awaits you with endless wonders to explore. Bring this guide and start your romantic journey!

#summerdestinations I had an amazing day exploring Šibenik, Croatia, and it was a perfect mix of history and coastal charm! My first stop was the stunning St. James’s Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The €6 entrance fee was well worth it for the intricate stonework and impressive architecture. After wandering the cathedral, I strolled through the medieval streets of the old town, discovering quaint cafes and local shops. A highlight was the beautiful views from the Fortress of St. Michael, which had a €5 entrance fee and offered panoramic vistas of the city and the Adriatic Sea. I also enjoyed a relaxing afternoon at the nearby Banj Beach, which is free and has clear waters perfect for a swim. Šibenik’s blend of historical sites and scenic beauty made it a fantastic day trip! 🌊🏰 #trip #Šibenik #CroatianCoast #HistoricSites #MediterraneanViews #DayTrip

#myhiddengems While Sibenik is known to travellers that have visited Croatia and naturally come back cos it's so worth it. I feel that in case of croatia and new travellers or those intending to travel here with less number of days usual overlook it. More often they favour Dubrovnik or split. While people have their reasons but in terms of an authentic croatian experience and seeking a hidden gem as a way of avoiding crowds in popular places. I think Sibenik is a strong contender. It is as authentic as it gets, offering a glimpse into the local life, rich history, and wine production. When you enter Sibenik, you get these contrasting first impressions all within the first ten minutes or so. The quaint fisherman's waterfront, the Cathedral and the grandeur of the Renaissance noble families' homes, the breathtaking view of the bay, and the winding alleys harboring cozy cafes, boutiques, and heritage hotels. Now, old towns tend to be a common theme in croatain holidays and it's very well justified in places like Sibenik. You see, Sibenik was an important Renaissance hub in Croatia during the 15th and 16th centuries. Many buildings, including the imposing St.James Cathedral, were erected during this period. The triple-nave UNESCO-protected cathedral is particularly stunning as it was built from limestone and white marble originating from the island of Brac. In terms of what else to see, the list goes on. Other attractions include the Duke's Palace, and the Loggia or Town Hall featuring grand pillars with arches, a balustrade terrace, and a full-window front facade. With two more walkable fortresses, St.John's and Barone, you can have a fulfilling day of soaking in history. A personal favourite activity of mine also tends to be local cuisines and Sibenik with its wines won't disappoint you. #myhiddengems #100waysoftravel #summergetaway #croatia #sibenik #cherryblossom2024 #solotrip #singapore

#hiddengems While Croatia may not be part of everyone's European holiday. I sure was glad to have made it a part of mine. The weather in known to be brilliant with Croatia receiving lots of sunshine. Back when I visited it was starting to get popular with backpackers and getting featured in a popular television show. Anyone considering it must ensure a minimum of two weeks. With picturesque seafront towns and quaint islands, there are many reasons to visit Croatia as it is truly a unique place to spend summer. Croatia might be a small country, but there are so many places to visit along the Croatian coastline from Pula in the north, Zadar in the center, and Dubrovnik in the south. Places like Dubrovnik or Split get quite crowded in the summer, but you can still find hidden gems like Šibenik, Trogir, or the Istrian peninsula. While you could pick one destination to visit, I would even recommend going on a road trip along the Croatian coastline and visiting several towns.#hiddengems #beachlife #offbeat #croatia

Have you watched 'Divas Hit the Road 5'❓ The style of this season is really warm and full of love! Because the theme is 'Silk Road,' the places they visit are also very exotic. Saudi Arabia, Croatia, Iceland, each one is a favorite of Little Zebra~ Without further ado, here is the same route as 'Divas Hit the Road' in Croatia. Take advantage of the spring break and go check it out! 🌟Must-visit in Croatia Zagreb｜Capital, Ban Jelačić Square, Dolac Market, Lotrščak Tower, Cathedral of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, St. Mark's Church ✨Zebra Experience: 🇭🇷 Traditional Family Barbecue Feast, Amelie Café Zadar: Sea Organ, City Square, Church of St. Donatus, Zadar City Gate, Cathedral of St. James, Fortress of St. Michael ✨Zebra Experience: Šibenik Town Tour, Night Light Show Split, the second-largest city, check-in at Diocletian's Palace, National Theater Dubrovnik: Citywalk, Dubrovnik Cathedral, Franciscan Monastery, Bishop's Palace, Sponza Palace, Onofrio's Fountain, Dominican Monastery Plitvice Lakes National Park: Europe's top-ranked beautiful waterfall group ♥️Tips ✈️No direct flights from China yet, need to transfer Sign up now for early discounts~~ Croatia·Europe

Because of an American TV series, Croatia has become one of the most focused tourist destinations in the world. In the king of American TV series, Game of Thrones, the capital of the continent of Westeros, King's Landing, was filmed in the southern coastal city of Dubrovnik, Croatia. The azure Adriatic Sea and the red roofs of the ancient city walls form a natural painting, beautiful from any angle. If you choose a homestay on the mountain, you can overlook the entire castle, but going up and down the stairs is really tiring. You can stay in Dubrovnik for two days; the city is actually not that big. From Dubrovnik, there are two routes: one going south to Montenegro, about a 5-hour drive to the famous tourist city of Kotor; the other is the northern route I took, heading north along the Croatian coastal cities. Additionally, to the northeast of the city, you can go to Mostar in Bosnia and Herzegovina, also a famous tourist city. After the breakup of Yugoslavia, Croatia occupied most of the coastline, hence the nickname 'Coastal Frenzy'. When taking the bus north, you will pass through Neum, the only coastal city in Bosnia and Herzegovina, where police will come on board to check passports, and it will be over soon, making you feel sorry for Bosnia and Herzegovina. The northern route is Dubrovnik—Split—Trogir half-day tour—Zadar—fly to Pula—Rovinj, then take a car to the capital Zagreb, and then you can go to Koper in Slovenia, or Trieste in Italy, the latter being a larger city, recommended by the ticket seller for me to stay. Long-distance bus luggage is charged extra, but not much, Croatia is a bit expensive, and taxis are not cheap. Key cities: In addition to King's Landing, Split is the second-largest city and a historic city with many Roman ruins; Trogir and Šibenik are both Game of Thrones filming locations, and if you have limited time, it's okay not to go; Zadar is known for the world's most beautiful sunset, and the small town is very distinctive. I didn't go to Croatia's Jiuzhaigou, Plitvice Lakes, but flew directly from Zadar to the Pula Peninsula, where Pula has complete ancient Roman amphitheater ruins; Rovinj is also particularly beautiful, with the castle right on the sea. Overall impression: Very stunning at first glance, especially the beautiful seascape and city, but after walking a lot, it feels the same and a bit boring. Overall, there are no bad places along the Adriatic coast, Montenegro, Slovenia are all extremely beautiful, worth visiting again and again. People in the former Yugoslavia are tall and handsome, no wonder they have produced talents in the three major balls and tennis.