It is indisputable that the star of this one-week sailing itinerary is the old town where the sailing holiday begins and ends. However, like many people, it’s not just about the destination; here, we should also pay attention to the journey itself, because there's so much more that this adventurous holiday can offer. Let’s not waste any more time and reveal this dream sailing itinerary in Šibenik. We hope we give you some inspiration for this summer. And remember, the Tubber Experts are always here to assist you. Let’s dive in!
Day One - Šibenik to Zlarin

The first step of this journey is boarding your yacht in Šibenik and embarking on your sailing adventure. Don’t worry if you feel like you don't want to leave this gorgeous city. You will have plenty of time to explore it at the end of the journey. Now, it is time to sail. Sail and embark on an incredible adventure in the Adriatic. Starting with a short cruise along Anthony's canal, which will lead us to the nearby island of Zlarin.
Here are a few things you will notice immediately as you approach the bay. The peacefulness and stunning nature of the tiny island. The complete lack of cars. The cosy marina and the 16th-century Fortress of Saint Nicholas guarding the archipelago. Spend the day exploring the small island, and at night, you can relax under the star-filled sky—a scenery that captures the heart.
Day Two – Zlarin to Kaprije
Once you have enjoyed the peacefulness of Zlarin, you can head to the next island. If you think you can't be relaxed, I advise you to reconsider. The island of Kaprije, which is inhabited (by only around 100 locals), is the ultimate serene destination for exploring and relaxing on the beach. Here again, you will see no cars, but the olives and grape vines are everywhere.
On this island, you will find several cosy moorings, and in the main village, you can enjoy a traditional meal in a nice restaurant. We recommend you dock at the southern end of the island in Nozdra Bay. Make sure you check out the inlet of Borovnjaci on the adjacent island of Kakan before you set sail again.
Day Three & Four – Kaprije to Kornati Islands

After witnessing the serenity of the small islands close to our beginning destination of Šibenik, it is time you calmly make your way to a larger destination. Enjoy a relaxing cruise along the Adriatic and hold your breath when you reach the stunning Kornati Islands.
This archipelago, consisting of more than 100 islands, many of which are uninhabited, is a true paradise on earth—the Sailor's Dream is also a national park and has retained its unique landscape, characterized by small hills and dense vegetation. An important thing to notice here is that you will need to purchase a ticket to sail in the park.
And since there is so much to see and explore, we recommend you take your time and spend one more day here. Take full advantage of this and enjoy a perfect summer holiday by making stops in the remote bays for an afternoon swim or lunch onboard.
Day Five – Kornati Islands to Murter Island
Well-rested and ready for more adventures, you can now sail to the next beautiful destination. From the Kornati Islands, you have to decide between two options. Either making a shorter trip to the island of Žut or continuing further to the island of Murter. The one we would recommend is the more famous island of Murter. This place is home to some of the most stunning beaches in Croatia, as well as many historical monuments. Don't even get us started on the islands' oloolivel wh, which is one of the best in the world.

However, if you prefer it, you can also sail to Žut. There, you can explore hidden coves, small inlets, and quiet beaches.
Day Six – Murter to Krka National Park

The finish line is close, and you may be a bit tired by now, but no worries. The next destination will provide you with ample opportunities to rest and enjoy Croatia's renowned Krka National Park, one of the most relaxing and enjoyable aspects of this holiday. From forested mountains to historic sites, this is what will fill your view as you sail around the park. In Krka, you have the unique opportunity to swim in crystal-clear waters while the incredible backdrop's famous waterfalls steal your heart away.
Day Seven – Krka National Park to Šibenik
From Skradin and Krka National Park, you have to sail for a short time to get back to Šibenik. And you know what that means. Plenty of time to explore this gem you briefly saw at the beginning of this fantastic week. Šibenik is the ultimate destination, offering everything one could want from an Adriatic holiday. From clam streets and ancient city walls to clear waters and blissfully peaceful marinas. This is one of the significant advantages of Šibenik compared to its neighbour, Zadar - the peacefulness. That is where the beauty of sailing in Šibenik hides. This is a place where both new and experienced sailors can hone their sailing skills and enjoy sailing without any crowds standing in the way.
Furthermore, Šibenik has established itself as a fantastic destination for those who love gourmet food and top-class restaurants. Pelegrini is an excellent fine-dining establishment that has received a Michelin Star and helped elevate the food scene of Šibenik onto the international stage.
If you are not a fan of the showy glam of Hvar or Dubrovnik, a sailing holiday in Šibenik is the perfect alternative. Here, you can explore the beauty of the medieval city, gain easy access to unspoiled wilderness, and sail in Croatia's most promising areas.
So, what do you think? Are you ready to embark on this dream sailing holiday and follow the ŠibenikItineraryr, or do you want to explore a different side of Croatia? Please share your thoughts in the comments below or on our Tubber Experts. We are always here to help!