Sibenik Travel Blogs

We arrived in Trogir with the hope of catching a bus to Sibenik, our guidebook stated that Sibenik was half an hour away from the park and we would be able to get a local bus from there.  We found the same lady at the station ticket/information desk we spoke to yesterday, and again, she said t…

i started my trip 5th september since budapest,this magic city was my 1st place,my destination will be milano to take my flight 25 th septemeber and well this day is tomorrow i am at venice i can remember places,feelings,people,landscpaes,moments

We arrived in Sibenik, having taken the coach from Sarajevo to Split and from Split to Zadar (that was one hell of a journey!)We didn't stay in Sibenik, although we wandered around the centre for the day. We went to a campsite (once again without a tent, and this time the lady offered us shade unde…

like u2´s great song,sometimes we are walking alone,but sometimes is a amazing situation to feel it,you can think about the moment,the street,the situation,the LIFE,the PEOPLE,your own feelings... and in my opinion is great,fantastic what do you think about it? one world,human race

from children i had dreams to travel,to visit and to know new places,people,cultures,to live experiences i do not know, maybe i am looking for:something,someone, maybe himself? i have no idea, at the moment i am an engineer looking for a lot of things around,to travel is part of me,sometimes people do not think that the life is only a space of time,i need to travel to writte the book of my life,to dress my time on the earth with UNITED COLOURS OF LIFE.... i hope to travel AROUND THIS WORLD

EVERYWHERE EVERYTIME ONE BLUE SKY ONE WORLD AMAZING BLUE SKY NO MORE WARS!!!

We left the water long enough to drive about 20 miles south to the "big city" of Šibenik. On the way we stopped at the bridge over the mouth of the Krka River, where the Adriatic extends miles inland to meet the river in a narrow, brackish gorge.  The bridge has alternating signs allowi…

We finish the day by walking through Sibenik with Marina as our guide.  Like the other towns along the Dalmatian Coast of Croatia, Sibenik has marble streets in the old town section.  The tour group has learned the perils of walking on marble streets and we’re all in what are called …

I started in Zadar in Croatia, then went to see Krka waterfalls, then I took a ferry from Split to Island of Hvar, than I headed down the country to Brela and I crossed the Croatian border and went to Mostar in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Then I took a train to capital Sarajevo. The views from a train window were stunning. Then I took an overnights bus to Herceg Novi in Montenegro, then spent a couple of nights in Budva, Petrvac, Ulcnji, went back to Croatia, Zagreb then Zadar and home

Take an early bus to Sibenik and visit St. James Cathedral, a witness of the precense of Venece in Dalmatia during the 15th-16th centuries. Then go back to Split to take a night bus to move on to Rijeka.

At about 9 pm we started party. I went with Maciek on he nearest yacht. he played on the guitar. Other people were singing. It was funny. Then on the quay we were talking and having a fun. We went to another yacht were we were dancing. Ania and Mary were  piggyback by Wojtek. We went sl…

Travelling by train to Berlin, Poznan, Krakow, Budapest, Bratislava, Vienna and ending in Zagreb where we hired a car and travelled for a week in South Croatia.