Fun things to do in Sibenik: 19 fun attractions and activities

There is not much to it as it's been modernised to make it more into a venue, I am sure it makes for a stunning venue for a close and personal performance and I would 100% go to an event here. But as a tourist location it really only offers a couple of nice views.

St. Michael’s Fortress offers breathtaking views over Šibenik, the sea, and nearby islands. The climb is well worth it, and the historic center below is full of charm with stone streets, lively squares, and beautiful architecture. Together they make a perfect mix of history, culture, and scenery.

To be honest, the fact that this fortress has 9,000 reviews while the other two (Barone and Ivana) have just a fraction of that, I can only explain by remembering the lady selling the tickets. She was incredibly helpful, spoke perfect English, recommended other places to visit, and even helped us figure out how to get back to Vodice. As for the fortress itself, as a Czech, I didn’t find it particularly impressive. It’s nice, but I went through it in about 15 minutes, and realistically, I think it’s more of a top spot for a festival than a serious sightseeing destination. That said, for people who don’t plan to hike to the other two more interesting fortresses, this one is certainly satisfying enough.

Fantastic medieval fortress in the middle of the city, great views, awesome atmosphere! Rooftop had been turned to one of the greatest open air concert venues I have ever seen... Attended the last concert of Satriani/Vai band european tour there.

We bought the three-site ticket, which lets you explore Barone Fortress, St. John’s, and St. Michael’s. Each one is absolutely worth a visit if you want to dive into the fascinating history of Šibenik. My tip: start with Barone and St. John’s to get a feel for the city’s defenses, and then head up to St. Michael’s. From there, the views are stunning, and with so many restaurants nearby, it’s the perfect spot to slow down, enjoy a meal, and let the day fade out in true Dalmatian style.

I was at Roisin Murphy's concert here. The view from above is stunning. During the summer, you can attend concerts in the evening or visit the fortress during the day.

Wonderful view. Cozy concert venue. Nice souvenirs. Excellent toilets. Will be happy to come back again.

Beautiful fortress built by Venetians located at the entrance to the Šibenik bay/outlet of Krka River to the Adriatic Sea. Entering the fortress is only allowed via guided boat tours during renovation works. However you can walk right towards the fortress from the south eastern side e.g. starting at St. Nicholas beach.

Lovely area with walks to one side of the bay to the tourist centre, while the other direction takes you to a cool wooden walkway across the water to the island and the fortress

Beautiful walk and scenery from land. Not sure why it is not built a trail all the way. Would be nice to get there without boat.

The wonderful boat trip to the Fort is packed with interesting information from our very lovely guide Daniel 🤩

An interesting place and worth a visit for the fort and for the nice walks in the area. The disappointment with the fort is that entry is barred. There used to be a stone causeway leading from the small island, but this has washed away. However, the water is only about 300mm deep, so it's a quick and easy walk across if you don't mind wet feet. There is still scaffolding in place where you would once have been able to get into the fort through a hole in the wall, originally intended as a gun port. Sadly, this hole has been blocked up.

Really lovely, especially during the sunrise.

Looking from the outside is possible, but actually you can't get more. See my photo for details.

There is nothing to see inside. You have only the views. The ticket is 11.50eur, considering the price, It's not worth the visit as there is nothing to do more than a view. They charge on every single tourist spot in Croacia, even parks and it's very pricy. I understand that conservation is important but they go to far with tourist

Listen up, folks – it’s a hell of a hike, but it’s totally worth it. The view is the second best (Ivanovova > Barone > Michaels), and there’s also a spot to grab a dessert, a coffee, or just cool off a bit. Kids will have fun too. That said, I still managed to walk through the entire fortress in about 10 minutes. I highly recommend bringing a bottle of water and an extra pair of legs.

Amazing view over the city and other fortresses. Nice caffe bar and friendly staff. Coffee tasted great, and hot chocolate as well. Clean restrooms. We came here on a Sunday and had no wait for buying tickets.

Nice view of Sibenic. Very small. There is not much to see, except for the view. There is no museum or exhibition. You can do it in 10 min. There is a nice coffee bar and toilets.

READ CAREFULLY: I really don't understand the negative reviews. The fortress is not just about the view — which, by the way, is beautiful — but also offers a much deeper experience. If people took a moment to read, they'd realize that the ticket includes a free AR (augmented reality) experience using tablets provided on-site. These explain the history in a fun and interactive way, with lots of interesting facts. It’s a very pleasant place to visit, and there’s free parking available, which is a big plus. Tip: Get the family ticket or, for just €1.50 more, the combined ticket for all three fortresses — the other sites also offer great experiences. People should really inform themselves better before leaving bad reviews.

Nice view from both fortresses - Saint John's and Barone. 5 minutes walking distance Parking possible ar Barone fortress. Family ticket available. Considered as "must visit" when in Šibenik.

Great place to visit if you are near Šibenik. Very nice and friendly staff, comfortable cafe just inside the place with local brewery. Don't forget to take an interactive augmented reality tour and listen to the history of the place, it's quite creative. The view from the place is amazing. You can see both the seaside and the city. Parking for the visitors is free and right near the fortress walls, but be careful driving uphill - the road is a bit stiff and narrow, some cars might be moving in the opposite direction at the same time

“They don’t know me, son! Who’s gonna carry the boats and the logs?” – that’s what was running through my head in the last few meters. This fortress has the fewest reviews of all, yet it’s the nicest, biggest, most interesting, and has the best view. I highly recommend it to anyone who loves hikes, views, and history.

There is nothing to see inside. You have only the views. The ticket is 11.50eur, considering the price. It's not worth the visit as there is nothing to do more than a view. They charge on every single tourist spot in Croacia, even parks and it's very pricy. I understand that conservation is important but they go to far with tourist

Amazing views from the fortress and very cool to walk around. Worth a visit for sure.

Very good, although it's quite far, but the view is incredible and the entrance is free.

Well worth getting the combined ticket for 3 forts. Absolutely worth €13 for the views alone

St. John's fortress was made in the 17th century and in combination with the Barone fortress repelled the Ottoman attacks on Sibenik. Historically significant and with beautiful views it's a must visit place in Sibenik. Along with St. Mihovil fortress and the Cathedral.

Great views and everything, but there was completely no effort made in making this place accessible for people with low mobility. No signage, no wheelchair access, steep and busted up road/path, gravel everywhere.

Beautiful but closed church as many other remarks it has a rich history

Lovely church facade but the interior to church is closed (September 2024). According to lady with jewellery stall outside the main door, the church never opens. An older local gentleman told me it was closed too, and he’d only seen inside twice in his life!

A beautiful church in the heart of the city center.

Beautiful. A must see if you are in Sibenik.

Its a church what else is there to say.

(Translated by Google) A nice and very interesting church from the outside with four bells, which when rung, have something special about them. It is part of old Šibenik, which is a really nice town with a tangle of old narrow streets. (Original) Hezký a zvenčí velice zajímavý kostelík se čtyřmi zvony, které když se rozezvučí, má to něco do sebe. Je součástí starého Šibeniku, který je opravdu moc hezké město se spletí starých úzkých uliček.

(Translated by Google) The church is located not far from the cathedral. Today, it houses the Museum of Church Art. It has only two facades, since other buildings are adjacent to it on the other two sides. It has two bell towers. (Original) Crkva se nalazi nedaleko od katedrale. Danas se u njoj nalazi Muzej crkvene umjetnosti. Ima samo dvije fasade, budući da su s druge dvije strane na nju prislonjene druge građevine. Ima dva zvonika.

The city hall is located on the main square, opposite of the cathedral. It is an historical building with a beautiful architecture. It is best enjoyed as a whole with its surrounding.

Day&night- absolutely the best spot to sit a do people watching.🙂 Aside that, fascinating building with so much history behind. Make sure you read a little bit before indulging the view.

Lovely historical building with fantastic facade, great central location, has restaurant on ground floor providing meals, drinks and snacks on the front patio outside with shade umbrellas on sunny days. Very very busy during summer peak time as its location,accross Sv Jakobs cathedral, is the focus of tourist interest. Havent made it inside, but sure there is much more to it .

The City Hall is located directly opposite the entrance to St. James Cathedral. The problem is that it looks more like a restaurant than a historical monument. Nevertheless, it is considered one of the most beautiful town halls in Croatia. It is decorated with 10 pillars topped by a cornice decorated with stone lions and floral ornaments. There is also a typical Renaissance porch. Stairs are adjoined on both sides. The City Hall was somewhat damaged during the Second World War, but it has been restored to its original form.

Šibenik is a historic city in Dalmatia where the river Krka flows into the Adriatic Sea. It is educational, industrial and tourist center and the third largest city in Dalmatia. In the city of Šibenik there are four fortresses, each of which has views of the city, sea and nearby islands. The fortresses are now tourist sightseeing destinations. St. Nicholas Fortress is located on the island at the entrance of Šibenik Channel. It is included in UNESCO 's World Heritage Site list. St. Michael's Fortress is in historic town centre. There ara and St. John Fortress and Barone Fortress. The Kornati archipelago, west of Šibenik, consists of 150 islands making it the densest archipelago in the Mediterranean Sea. City hall is running along one side of the square opposite the Cathedral, this 16th-century. The beautifully proportioned colonnaded loggia now houses the restaurant, and also forms the backdrop to many of the events comprising the annual Šibenik Children’s Festival.

Perfect and lovely place! Very nice to walk, drink or eat something! Just go!

They gave us a penalty for being 3 minutes late to our car after we had already paid twice(on parking ticked and an extension after). This was done while other local cars had no permits visible.

It is a great water park for kids and grown ups. The outer part is huge and versatile. The kid loved the sliders and I found them very cool. My favorite was the Lazy River. I could float forever.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Give this review a thumbs up if you found it helpful 👍 Prices are not too high compared to what you usually expect in water or amusement parks – everything feels fair. There’s a great selection of food, ice creams, sunscreen and kids’ toys at the kiosks. The gym here really surprised me – it’s honestly one of the best I’ve ever seen in a water park or hotel: brand-new equipment, everything spotless, and it even smells like new. The waterslides are a lot of fun and the Lazy River is perfect for relaxing. The whole park is very clean, toilets are spotless, and hygiene is clearly a top priority. Overall, a really well-kept and enjoyable place – highly recommend!

A wonderful place for a family day out! I really enjoyed this water park, and the kids were absolutely thrilled. Everything was very clean, there were plenty of slides, and no smell of chlorine at all. The staff constantly kept the area tidy and clean. There’s convenient parking and a decent snack bar with hot dogs, fries, and burgers. A ticket for our family of four cost €140. The only small issue was finding a sunbed in the shade — not so easy later in the day. Luckily, we managed to find one without much trouble, so maybe we were just lucky. I believe if you arrive in the morning, you won’t have any problems finding a spot in the shade.

The price of the park is extremely high – €40 per person. On top of that, you have to pay for parking, which is also very expensive. You even need to pay for sunbeds. Food and drinks inside the park are also ridiculously overpriced. The cheapest option is a hot dog for €8 – and that’s without anything on the side. A small portion of fries with a small hamburger costs nearly €20 per person. That said, it is a beautiful park, and the pools are clean.

quite high price....but overall nice...for a whole day it's worth the money...but there are a few things that the administration of this complex should probably rectify...very few staff who speak another language besides the national languages...let's keep in mind that there are a lot of foreign tourists...I understand the notion of cleanliness but it's not good sense to go with a broom to pick up all the dust from below that settles on food placed on a counter for pick-up...

Great closed pool for smaller children, even for sunny days or windy weather. A bit poor choice of food for snacks. Prices ok regarding it's watter attraction site.

1) This place was much, much too tame for my 12 and 15 year old girls. The slides are aimed at under tens and definitely not even for only slightly adventurous dads. The Lazy River could be better called The Stationary Canal. Their website doesn't really make that clear. If it had I wouldn't have booked. So now you know what to expect. It's why I only gave the place 3 stars. Judging by the amount of happy toddlers and small children though I can recommend it if you do have children under 10. There are indoor and outdoor slides and attractions depending on the weather and time of year. My children thought it was expensive at 40 euros/person. There are some other indoor 'wellness' and 'fitness' features that I was not interested in given I was there for my children. 2) The cheeseburger meal from the outside 'Fast Food Splash' restaurant was superb! The burger was perfectly cooked, fat and tasty and way above what I was expecting! Better than many 'proper' restaurants. Given what I got I was pleased with the price too. 3) I bought the tickets in advance online. The payment site debited my card but then said it couldn't process the payment and didn't send any email. Fortunately this was sorted in seconds on arrival by courteous staff. 4) Signs. It needs more signs to guide the day visitor. It's the only place of its type I've ever seen that doesn't have a huge colourful welcome sign at the open entrance. It's almost like they want you to be confused or uncertain! 5) When you finally get to the turnstile entrance to the waterpark they have nice yellow signs at knee height telling you which sensor/gate combination to use with your wristband entry key. However they are too low for the average adult to spot them when you are in front of the gate so you can use up your one entry with the wristband trying to open the wrong gate! I can't be the only one that stupid! 6) The place is very clean and tidy. Safety is clearly a priority. Everything is in good condition and there are plenty of staff. It wasn't very full on a weekday in mid June so I didn't really need to book online. Might be different during Croatian school holidays.

Type: "Prilaz tvornici 35 parking" to get to a big parking area right above the beach. It's one of most affordable ones, 5 euros for a daily ticket. Banj is only few minutes away, walking distance. The sea here is specific because its mixed with water from a river, but still good for a city refreshment and daily fun. There is a big public toilet, pretty clean and no charge, basketball and volleyball courts, outdoor gym, children water fun park and a cafe with some food options and reasonable prices (chicken tortilla and fries 10 euros, burger and fries 14 euros, beer 3 euros, coffee 2.20 euros). Important: there is almost no shade at the beach. Secure something yourself. Dogs are only allowed on the leash and not inside the sea.

Worlds above Jadrija beach in my opinion, and easy to overlook thinking you should be heading to other islands for a beach day. There's a restaurant, so you've got clean bathrooms, changing rooms, food, coffee and water. And the American (?) member of staff is lovely and very helpful. We went in early September, and there weren't too many people there so it was perfect. No sea urchins, but water is pretty rocky. You can rent beach beds for €8-10 euros a day, which is a bit steep but they offered room to barter, especially if you're purchasing multiple things. The aqua park was €10 for an hour which I found reasonable. Though admittedly there isn't too much to do on it. But the main issue is the barnacles underneath/ on the edges. We both got cut up and ended up with legs covered in blood!

Nice rock beach inlet, stunning views of old town, sun lounges and umbrella can be hired for a charge, jumping water slide 10 euro 1 hour 25euro all day, kids loved it, bar and restraunt on site. No shaded areas best to bring umbrella

A little beach with a peaceful vibe and no crowds, about a 20-minute walk from the historic center. One thing to know before you go: the Krka River flows into the bay nearby, making the water much less salty than the sea. It caught me off guard — I had to work noticeably harder to stay afloat.

May 1st holiday was a sunny one but very, very windy so not many visitors. Gave me a chance to check out the place and wander around. Theres a restaurant, already open, kiddies play area, and for fitness buffs an exercise set up with equipment to work out on. As usual on this coast beach pebbly so rubber slip on shoes suggested. Fabulous hot sunny day and plenty of people, many swimming, water playground area set up so its time to hit the beach folks. And the views of the city are post card perfect.

Ok beach with a views of the city and some mountains, water in the bay is less salty cause river KRK falls into the sea not far from the beach. The only beach for shinenik that you can do by easy walking if you stay in the old city.

Excellent beach, wonderful view on the city. There is icecream stand, free toilette and DJ on the beach on weekends. There is beachball and basketball court and gym on open. Parking is 100m away, cost 3€ per full day. City is super clean.

We passed the museum on our way to the church. Two big canons graced the frontage with stoneworks on the lawn.. We didn't go in ...as the reviews were contradictory...but aircon not working means we made a correct decision on a superhot day in July . Maybe next time we will go in.

One of the better museums I have been to, it has multiple floors that describe the history and the culture of Šibenik. It has everything from pottery to cannon and swords exhibited inside, the temperature is just right. There is a lot of smart TVs where you can watch films about certain topics. I 100% recommend it, you don't want to miss this beautiful museum! Children under 15 go for free

So much thought and care was put into what is on display regarding the city's long turbulent history from ceramics, jewelry, funerary plaques, parts of buildings to old documents, invention drawings, weapons etc And everything is well described in English. My parents and I (mid 60s and 30s) loved the museum - my parents do not even typically enjoy museums and they were enthused! It really put beautiful Sibenik into historical perspective.

Very good museum, nicely done, interesting and with plenty of thought put in. Worth checking out.

The museum is small but has a nice exhibit. It would have been lovely to take some time to look at these but the A/C was not turned on even tho it was the middle of summer. It was over 30 degrees outside and the sun was shining. It was way too hot und stuffy to enjoy any of the exhibit. Getting out of the the museum was a relief cuz it was way cooler outsde than inside. It's quite a shame. We also paid 5€ per Person. It would have been nice to let ppl know that the A/C isn't turned on. I nearly fainted cuz it was so hot and stuffy.

Good place to learn something interesting from Croatian history. We were there almost alone. Shame is that there is no air condition :)

Nice little museum with cool stuff, worth the 5 Euro.

It is extremely difficult to get into this museum. You cannot simply walk here unless you booked and appointment. To visit the monastery library you will need to submit a special request. You may not enter the museum building with backpacks, food or drinks, etc. You may not enter unless your shoulders and knees are covered (good luck with that in summer Sibenik). Photo and video are not permitted. At least, they have a nice country yard which can be visited free of charge.

(Translated by Google) Walking through the old city center of Dalmatian towns, you always find details that positively surprise you, and that's how I was surprised by this little museum... Neat, full of flowers, with a lot of information about the monastery of St. Francis and St. To Nikola Tavelić, the first Croatian saint... We had no problems at the entrance even though we were in summer clothes. (Original) Šetnjom kroz stare gradsku jezgru dalmatinskih gradova uvik pronađete detalje koji vas pozitivno iznenade, e pa tako je mene iznenadio ovaj muzejić... Uredan, pun cvijeća, s mnogo informacija o samom samostanu sv. Frani i Sv. Nikoli Taveliću prvom Hrvatskom svecu... Mi nismo imali oroblema kod ulaza iako smo bili u ljetnoj odjeći.

(Translated by Google) Well kept place! No one can enter... A very rude woman pushes everyone away from the entrance to the courtyard. If you have shorts or a skirt above the knee and visible shoulders, go your way! You get set on fire if you stay in the yard for more than 30 seconds. What is the point of opening a museum where no one can enter in summer?? It’s ridiculous no one dresses like this with 35°C in Sibenik 😡 If you want to have visitors be smart, lend scarves to put on the shoulders like in the cathedral. As for the obligation to wear leggings, ask Cristina Cordula what she thinks 😉 (Original) Endroit bien gardé ! Personne ne peut entrer... Une femme très malpolie repousse tout le monde dès l'entrée de la cour. Si vous avez un short ou une jupe au dessus du genou et les épaules visibles passez votre chemin ! On se fait incendier si on reste plus de 30 secondes dans la cour. Quel est l'intérêt d'ouvrir un musée où personne ne peut rentrer en été ?? C'est ridicule personne ne s'habille de cette manière avec 35°C à Sibenik 😡 Si vous voulez avoir des visiteurs soyez intelligents, prêtez des foulards à mettre sur les epaules comme à la cathédrale. Quand à l'obligation de porter un legging, demandez à Cristina Cordula ce qu'elle en pense 😉

(Translated by Google) Very nice place. We discover the courtyard through a large impressive door, topped with the Croatian flag and the Vatican. The courtyard is full of flowers with songs broadcast from speakers. The experience is very pleasant (Original) Très bel endroit. On y découvre la cour en passant par une grande porte impressionante, surmontée du drapeau croate et du Vatican. La cour est fleurie avec des chants diffusés par des enceintes. L'expérience est très agréable

(Translated by Google) A historical and pleasant place (Original) Povijesno i ugodno mjesto

Nice cathedral, great work by Juraj Dalmatinac but the 7 euros entrance fee is definitely too high..

Rising from the historic heart of Šibenik, the Cathedral of St. James is more than just a magnificent structure; it is a living testament to human faith, ingenuity, and spirit. This UNESCO World Heritage site is a sublime fusion of Gothic and Renaissance styles, a unique architectural masterpiece that tells a story not just of stone and mortar, but of the souls who shaped it. Crafted entirely from local limestone and marble, the cathedral stands as a tribute to the master builders who, across more than a century, meticulously brought their vision to life. Its most celebrated feature, the frieze of 71 sculpted human faces, each one unique, looks down upon the city with a quiet dignity. These are not merely decorative elements; they are the faces of the people—the merchants, the sailors, the artisans—who lived and breathed in this city, forever immortalized in stone. Each face seems to hold a secret, a memory, a silent prayer echoing through the ages. Inside, the light filters through the magnificent rose window, illuminating the intricate carvings and the hushed sanctity of the space. The absence of traditional building materials like wood or brick gives the interior a pure, almost ethereal quality. It is a space where the past feels palpable, where every arch and every column seems to whisper the names of those who stood there before, seeking solace, celebrating joy, and finding strength. The Cathedral of St. James is not just an architectural marvel; it is the spiritual and cultural anchor of Šibenik. To stand before it is to feel a connection to generations past, to appreciate the profound power of art, and to be reminded that the most enduring legacies are those built not just with hands, but with heart. It is a monument that speaks a universal language of beauty and devotion, a timeless beacon for all who seek inspiration.

One of the cathedrals that is worth the entrance fee (payable in cash). Though small, the baptistery is quite impressive. Outside the cathedral also holds many interesting details to look at. Take the brochure once inside the cathedral to read. Is well laid out information. The cathedral ticket comes with a free visit to Civitas Sacra museum (can skip unless you need find a place to escape the sun).

I visited on a weekday to avoid the larger crowds. The cathedral is one of the most significant and stunning architectural landmarks in Croatia. Since I wasn’t wearing the appropriate clothing (shorts), I chose not to enter out of respect, so I was only able to admire its exterior. Even so, the façade was breathtaking, and I look forward to returning someday to experience the interior as well. For photography enthusiasts, this spot is truly postcard-worthy.

Absolutely stunning, beautiful blend of gothic and renaissance architecture. I reccomend this and for art history lovers, and for people who just like to watch beautiful things. The heads on the fasade are just stunning!

The cathedral & the whole of Šibenik old town are stunning. Get there early or stay late to avoid the crowds. You won't regret it

The must see in the cathedral is the small baptistery with carved ceiling. The 7€ entrance fee does also include the museum in a separate location. Unfortunately I didn’t have time to visit, so the fee is quite high. They only take cash too. They do provide a brochure in multiple languages so that you can do a self-guided tour, which is much better than many other cathedrals.

Beautiful walk and scenery from land. Not sure why it is not built a trail all the way. Would be nice to get there without boat.

Beautiful fortress built by Venetians located at the entrance to the Šibenik bay/outlet of Krka River to the Adriatic Sea. Entering the fortress is only allowed via guided boat tours during renovation works. However you can walk right towards the fortress from the south eastern side e.g. starting at St. Nicholas beach.

Lovely area with walks to one side of the bay to the tourist centre, while the other direction takes you to a cool wooden walkway across the water to the island and the fortress

An interesting place and worth a visit for the fort and for the nice walks in the area. The disappointment with the fort is that entry is barred. There used to be a stone causeway leading from the small island, but this has washed away. However, the water is only about 300mm deep, so it's a quick and easy walk across if you don't mind wet feet. There is still scaffolding in place where you would once have been able to get into the fort through a hole in the wall, originally intended as a gun port. Sadly, this hole has been blocked up.

The wonderful boat trip to the Fort is packed with interesting information from our very lovely guide Daniel 🤩

Really lovely, especially during the sunrise.

Looking from the outside is possible, but actually you can't get more. See my photo for details.

Tries to scam you out of your deposit and delivers the boat with a broken toilet. When we got the boat, it seemed mostly fine but after 2 days, the toilet clogged up and the boat smelled like excrement for the rest of the journey. Not pleasant. After some inspection we found the waste tank to be completely full, which clearly shows they didn't clean it out before letting it to us. Disgusting. They even tried to charge us 100 euros for cleaning out the shit they left on board. When returning we informed them about a window that we broke by accident. They jumped on this opportunity to scam us out of the deposit by claiming we broke multiple windows (which weren't even broken and definitely haven't been damaged by us). When we protested against this, they started insulting us. We will be taking legal action against these money-grubbers. Also, some of the life vests were broken, which is totally irresponsible. If you've already booked with them, I highly recommend taking pictures of EVERYTHING before leaving the harbour (including the toilet waste tanks), as they will lie to you and claim they have not made any pictures beforehand.

Very friendly staff, excellent boats and good service! The small issues we found at our trip where solved immediately. Best recommended

Croatia is beautiful, but charter a yacht somewhere else! We broke one window and were okay with paying for it, but this company (manager) tried to scam us into paying for much more and called us "gypsies"... We will be taking legal action. After two days we had an issue with one of the toilets on board, which made it impossible to flush. The holding tank was on really high pressure, as was the outflow pipe, even though the outflow valve (they did not show us where it was before, we had to google it) had been open the entire time. This means the company did not check or empty this holding tank before our charter. Called the company going out of sibenik, they told us to come to Sibenik Marina, where they would have somebody to guide us. On arrival there was no one, so we docked at the head of the pier to wait. The harbor master showed up 4 times to ask, and eventually warned us that he would charge if they took longer than an hour. The repair took longer than an hour, so we were made to pay, and Angelina refused to reimburse us afterwards. They also added the repair costs to our charter, while the issue was clearly not our fault. "We have never seen a clog this bad", said the technical staff, which cannot be caused by two days of regular use... After the fix, which involved having the toilet and neighboring hallway in 5cm deep of sewage & them dumping it in the harbor, they cleaned the boat with some dish soap, and went on their way. The neighboring bedroom was mine, and it was completely unusable due to the strong sewage smell, even after heavy air freshener (which the technical staff kindly left behind for us). I was forced to sleep outside, and the next day I cleaned it three times with strong soap & air freshener. Then it was barely usable. Afterwards, the company tries to charge us the cleaning costs as well. They are also keeping our deposit to pay for "four broken windows", even though there was only 1 broken window and we have photos to prove it. They refused to show us the photos they made. When we so much as mentioned the idea of them reimbursing us for the harbor docking cost, the manager got outrageously angry, and started calling some of us "gypsies". If you've already booked a charter here, photograph EVERYTHING, inside and out. If they think you're vulnerable, they will try to charge you for everything, even if it is clearly their fault (as their own employees admitted).

They charged 550 eur because they destroyed the furling spiral of the main sail during reparation. We didn't touch it when it sticked! When they removed the spiral, the bearing didn't even have any ball inside. Nor grease as well. So they skipped the maintenance and we were the unlucky guys where the unit stucked. So we had to pay the new part. Disgusting.

Both the main boat engine and the dinghy engine broke down and it took two days to repair them. As a result, we had to change our plans, stay longer in one place, and were unable to use the dinghy at all. Although this wasn’t our fault, the company refused to offer any kind of discount or compensation.

550 EUR charge was applied afterwards - not fair Absolutely not recommended. Please read the details below: During the charter, the mainsail furling rope became stuck between the inner furling spiral and the mast. We immediately contacted Angelinas maintenance team and as instructed, attempted to resolve it by opening and closing the main sail by hand. When this failed, we left the sail partially open and secured it to the mast to avoid damage of the sail or the furling system. Upon return to the Marina, Angelina's maintenance team attempted to free the stuck furling rope by winching it, which should not be done as it places excessive strain on the system, especially on the furling spiral. The winching was so powerful that the furling rope snapped! After the disassembly of the furling system we were informed that the furling spiral is damaged. Despite the fact that the damage occurred during this intervention we were charged for the repair and was not given the opportunity by the base manager to document the incident and chain of events in a joint written report.

Not recommended. They skip the maintenance process and charge the new part cost to us.

The animals were all beautiful, most very interesting, but the aquarium itself is very small than we expected, we went through it all in less than 10 minutes. No glory, but when you are around you need to have kids to visit 🙌💁

It is very small place, but could be interesting for kids. Especially that it is only one this type of attraction in this area. Our 4-years old son was glad. For us it was very short rest (15 minutes) from sun, but it was also interesting to see some fish, snakes and lizards. But do not expect zoo, the number of animals is very little :).

Small place with a few species. Fun was the fact that almost all the animals had there own names.

It's not bad if you like fish, lizards, spiders and so on. But for somebody else it could be only expensive short walk.

They let us off the full price and its small but really good. We'll worth a look.

it's nice and interesting, just very small and after 30 minutes you see everything 2 times.

Not bad, but you can finish it in 5 minutes. Probably the smallest aquarium I have ever been to :)

Easy path with two moderately steep inclines. Has some nice views of the canal, venetian fort and the city. All in all ok hike, out and back about 8km.

Stunning!! Would definitely recomend going here! Many amazing sights along the way and the view at the end is magical! Very well constructed pathway.There are many picknick spots along the way as well. Make sure to bring enough water.

Very beautiful. Well maintained walk trails. A place you should visit. And it’s free. No entrance fee needed.

Awesome view from the top of the hill. Pretty steep path near the top, but definitely worth it. With good weather you can see some distant islands. Sibenik is close and nicely visible. There is an old u-boat submarine pen right under this hill. Bulit by the germans during the World War Two. Easy access by foot. You can walk or even swim through the whole pen. But it gets very dark in the middle, so be carefull.

Great walkway along channel from sea fortress of St Nicholas to Mandalina in Sibenik. There are several places with amazing view on Sibenik and islands. And you can explore abandoned military installations with tunnel for protection of smaller warships.

Beautiful costal pathway. Many natural places to swim. No restaurants, stands or WC, that is the only negative.

Excellent hiking easy to moderate walk through beutiful nature. We enjoyed this walk with our friends. Do not miss it if in Sibenik or if you have some times whilst traveling through.

It might be a nice walk, but the last 2 km are really unsuitable for a car. There are better viewpoints at other places that are a lot more convenient. Not very crowded at the end of May.

Really nice walk! You get rewarded for your effort with a marvelous view!

The view here is breathtaking! You get to be at a high point viewing Sibenik! The trail is very easy too! Do it at your own pace.

Great location and a fantastic view. The road to the a lookout is pretty easy and not too long so you should try if you are around.

A nice place go visit. Note that I came from southern side and passed to the north (running). Slope trails are covered and solid so it's safe also when raining. View is great, especially when a bigger boat passes by. Will go back with my family definitely.

Beautiful view over Sibenik where you easily can see the Cathedral and the castle.

Really nice surroundings and the view from the lookout point is amazing well worth the walk, but bring water.

Nice statue of Petar KresimirIV with a view to the seaside.

A nice statue with an ugly story

(Translated by Google) Tribute to the Croatian governor Peter Kresimr IV in the second half of the 11th century (1058-1074). Good times for his country. (Original) Homenaje al gobernador croata Pedro Kresimr IV en la segunda mitad del siglo XI (1058-1074) Buena época para su país.

(Translated by Google) This monument depicts Peter Krzesimir IV, the ruler of the Kingdom of Croatians, who reigned in the years 1058 -1074 and is considered the greatest ruler of his time reigning in Croatia. If he was like that, he deserves this monument😀👍 (Original) Pomnik ten przedstawia Piotra Krzesimira IV władcę Królestwa Chorwatów który panował w latach 1058 -1074 uchodzi za największego władcę swoich lat panującego w Chorwacji. Skoro takim był należy mu się ten pomnik😀👍

(Translated by Google) The monument to Croatian King Petar Krešimir IV was erected in 2000. It is located at the entrance to Perivoja Roberto Visiani from the coast. (Original) Spomenik hrvatskom kralju Petru Krešimiru IV postavljen je 2000. godine. Nalazi se na ulazu u Perivoj Roberta Visianija s obale.

(Translated by Google) Statue of King Petar Kresimir IV. He was king of Croatia from 1059 to the year of his death, in 1074. Born in Venice, he was the last great ruler of the Trpimirović dynasty. (Original) Statua del re Petar Kresimir IV. È stato re di Croazia dal 1059 all'anno della sua morte, nel 1074. Nato a Venezia fu l'ultimo grande sovrano della dinasita dei Trpimirović.

(Translated by Google) I think this sculpture looks incredibly wild. Really interesting. (Original) Ich finde, dass diese Skulptur unglaublich wild aussieht. Wirklich interessant.

Ok

(Translated by Google) We haven't been there and won't go there. 72€ reservation fee is unbelievable. The only place out of many that we have pre-booked where this is the case. Rip-off, but not with us...... (Original) Wir sind nicht dort gewesen und werden auch nicht dort hin fahren. 72€ Reservierungsgebühr ist unfassbar. Der einzige Platz von sehr vielen die wir vorgebucht haben,bei dem das so ist. Abzocke,aber nicht mit uns......

(Translated by Google) A campsite worth recommending (Original) Kemping godny polecenia

(Translated by Google) A wonderful place to relax and enjoy with the family (Original) Prekrasno mjesto za opustanje i uzivanje s obitelji

(Translated by Google) Nice clean campsite (Original) Bel campeggio pulito

Dont go there !!

(Translated by Google) Burp on him (Original) Izrigati se po njemu

(Translated by Google) The admiral takes 90% for himself (Original) 90% admiral uzme sebi

(Translated by Google) Clean and tidy and staff for five (Original) Čisto uredno i osoblje za pet

(Translated by Google) Ok all 5 (Original) Ok sve 5

(Translated by Google) Nasty money thief (Original) Gadljiva kradionica novca