We board a beautiful wooden boat and sail towards the bay of Šibenik, from where there is an unsurpassed view of the city of Šibenik - a position for the most beautiful photos. We also sail through the channel of St. Anthony, which is more than 2,000 meters long and between 140 and 220 meters wide. It represents Šibenik's gate to the open sea and the entrance to the city. The path of the river Krk
We board a beautiful wooden boat and sail towards the bay of Šibenik, from where there is an unsurpassed view of the city of Šibenik - a position for the most beautiful photos. We also sail through the channel of St. Anthony, which is more than 2,000 meters long and between 140 and 220 meters wide. It represents Šibenik's gate to the open sea and the entrance to the city. The path of the river Krka symbolically ends in the channel, but also its final confluence with the Adriatic. The canal hides numerous cultural and natural values. At the entrance to the canal, you can see the ruins of the old towers, built in the 16th century, next to which an iron chain was once placed, which blocked the entrance to the port of Šibenik for enemy ships. In the immediate vicinity are the old pier and the cave where there was a small church dedicated to St. Anti. We slow down near the fortress of St. Nikole (protected by UNESCO) for a panoramic view. The following is the continuation of the sailing during which the guests will see: a chapel at the entrance to the canal, a promenade, the so-called "Hitler's eyes", i.e. the maritime entrances to the attractive sea tunnels, then the first city bathing area of Jadrija built in 1921, Martinska, then the old part of the city called Dolac, the cathedral...
