Excursions
Primošten is a charming Dalmatian town located between Šibenik and Split, known for its old town on the peninsula with stone houses, chapels, and narrow streets lined with Mediterranean vegetation. Strolling along the seaside promenades, enjoying unforgettable sunsets, crystal-clear waters, and diverse gastronomy offers a perfect blend of history, present-day life, people, and nature.
Šibenik is a historic town at the entrance of the Šibenik Bay, recognizable by the UNESCO-protected Cathedral of St. James and a system of four fortresses that testify to its rich past. Its stone core, the sea, and open views over the bay make it one of the most special towns in central Dalmatia.
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Split grew from Diocletian’s Palace, a unique monument of ancient architecture that has been the center of city life for 17 centuries. The historical core of Split is listed as UNESCO World Heritage, and today the city combines rich history, Mediterranean lifestyle, and natural beauty like Marjan Hill and city beaches.
Krka National Park encompasses the most beautiful part of the Krka River and the lower flow of Čikola, famous for its travertine waterfalls, crystal-clear water, and exceptional natural value. This protected area offers a unique experience of untouched nature, rich cultural heritage, and recreation, ideal for nature lovers and active tourists.
Trogir enchants with its Mediterranean charm, narrow stone streets, and a historic core that has traces of over 3600 years of history. Known as the town of masters, famous for outstanding artistic works and UNESCO heritage, it continues to radiate inspiration and beauty.
Knin is a town of impressive nature and rich history, set among mighty mountains, rivers, and the springs of the Krka River, above which rises Dinara, the highest peak in Croatia. Its landscape is dominated by one of the largest medieval fortresses in Europe, once the capital of Croatian kings and a lasting symbol of the town.
More: https://visitknin.hr/
Kornati National Park includes 89 islands, islets and reefs in central Dalmatia, with most of its area consisting of a preserved marine ecosystem with crystal-clear sea. Recognizable for its steep cliffs – the “crowns” facing the open sea – the Kornati offer a unique blend of raw beauty, tranquility and untouched nature.
More: https://www.np-kornati.hr/
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Prvić and Zlarin are car-free islands near Šibenik, known for their crystal-clear sea and authentic Dalmatian atmosphere. Prvić Luka is especially known as the final resting place of the inventor Faust Vrančić, while Zlarin is widely known as the “island of corals” thanks to its centuries-old coral tradition.
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Autor foto: TZ Zlarin, Vodice