Šibenik – Krka waterfalls – Trogir

( up to 6 persons  )

Šibenik is unique among Croatia’s Adriatic towns and cities in that its history lies neither in Roman or Greek origins. Unlike some of the more touristy towns along the Dalmatian Coast, this charming city offers a glimpse into local life and culture. There’s a sense of authenticity in Sibenik, that is hard to experience elsewhere. From the stone buildings and winding streets to the friendly locals and many stray cats, everything about this city feels genuine and true to its roots. At the moment, Šibenik is the only town in Croatia with two UNESCO World Heritages sites under its belt. Whether you are a history enthusiast, an architecture aficionado, or simply a curious traveler you will be amazed by the intricate building details of St. James Cathedral and stories that shaped this magnificent town.

Krka National Park is situated along the Krka River in southern Croatia. Host to a wide range of wildlife, this nature reserve along the lower Krka River is known for its pristine waterfalls.

Trogir is a tiny historic town set within medieval walls and is close to Split on Croatia’s Adriatic coast. With beautiful churches, palaces and medieval streets the Historic City of Trogir was designated a UNESCO site in 1997 as an excellent example of a medieval town which conforms with the layout of a Hellenistic and Roman city and many of the buildings are well preserved.

Included: 
All day transfer
Free WiFi
Free cold water
Sunscreen
Sun hats ( if you don’t have own )
2 large rain umbrellas

Not included:
Tickets for attractions
Guided tour
Lunch

Price 420€

LIMITED OFFER
Discount price 359 €

( If you are a couple or travelling alone, you could share a ride with other passengers and split the cost. )