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TourHQ has some great Croatia guides dedicated to showing you the best of Šibenik, between the old Cathedrals and the sparkling bays on the Dalmatian Adriatic.
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Hi! I am a licensed guide for North and Central Dalmatia.I am also an English teacher, a ...
Thrill seekers - this one's for you! ;) History, culture, extreme sports and enthusiastic ...
Hello! My name is Lea, Split is my hometown and I'm a licensed tour guide for Split-Dalmatia, ...
"The World is a book, and those who do not travel read only a page. " - Saint ...
Hello Travelers, My name is Maja and I am 26 years old. I was born and raised in Croatia just ...
I'm a young and energetic person who loves traveling, meeting people and experiencing as many ...
Hi my name is Ivan I am 39 years old and I am a licensed tourist guide since 2006. I also have ...
I love my job a tour guide since 2000 I work as a guide tour.Croatia is truly a ...
Hello dear guest! My name is Zrinka and I am from Split, Croatia. From 2004. I am an English and ...
Hello! My name is Gabrijela Terze and I am a licensed tourist guide for Split-Dalmatia, ...
HI my name's Ante and I am a licensed tour guide , profesional driver and skipper. I am passionate ...
Welcome to Split! My name is Boris and I was born here! Since my childhood, I used to get lost ...
Eight years ago I've started to guide sea kayak tours and over time I founded my own company and ...
Hello, My name is Anita and I am a licenced local tour guide for Zadar and Sibenik county ...
My name is Ilijana, and I am the owner of a tourist agency and a licensed tourist guide for ...
1,000 years old and still going strong, Šibenik comes with sun-kissed promenades and gorgeous red-tiled homes, views best enjoyed from any of its medieval fortresses overlooking town. One of the unsung jewels of Dalmatia, it is often overlooked in favor of the region's other resorts: Makarska and Split to the south; Zadar to the north. That's strange, given the Gothic-Renaissance fusions of St James' Cathedral (a UNESCO World Heritage Site) and its Medieval Mediterranean Garden that pepper its Old town, all bound together by cobbled streets and atmospheric plazas where the strains of a live Klapa performance can oft be heard. The focal point of Šibenik is at its seafront, where al fresco cafes spill out onto the flagstones and locals kick bean bags (a national pastime) before cooling off in the waves. It should also not be forgotten that the stepped waterfalls and hiking trails Krka National Park lurk just a stone's throw inland – they're typically top of the menu for Šibenik tour guides.
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