Šibenik Town Port
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Town Port Šibenik, located in the hearth of Šibenik, features two main piers for docking boats and yachts. Obala Dr. Franje Tuđmana is a 230-meter long pier made of concrete and stone
Town Port Šibenik, located in the hearth of Šibenik, features two main piers for docking boats and yachts. Obala Dr. Franje Tuđmana is a 230-meter long pier made of concrete and stone. It's used for docking yachts and boats that are on daily charters. Gat Krka is a 100-meter long concrete and stone pier, used for docking passenger ships, yachts, and other boats. It has connections for water and electricity. For smaller boats, the best mooring spots are along Obala Dr. Franje Tuđmana, from the Cathedral to Gat Krka,
and along Obala Hrvatske Mornarice, from the Cathedral to Dolac bay. Gat Krka has a mooring area for the coastal shipping line, while Dolac bay is used for local residents' boats. The port offers water from hydrants, a fuel pump near Gat Krka, and nearby amenities such as hotels, restaurants, banks, travel agencies, and a post office. Landmarks for orientation include a light on the head of Gat Krka, which is a white tower with a column and gallery, Fortress Sv. Ana, and the prominent dome of the cathedral.
Amenities and facilities
Equipment and Services
- Electricity hook-up
- Water connection 1/2
- Disposal of various waste types
Sanitary Premises
Additional Content
- Restaurant and a Bar
- Skipper bar
- Café bars
- Hotel
- ATM
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About Šibenik
Šibenik is a beautiful Renaissance city in Croatia, known for its rich history and cultural heritage. It sits in a protected natural harbor at the mouth of the Krka River, close to the Kornati islands. This location has made Šibenik an important maritime, trade, and economic center for centuries. The city is situated between two larger Croatian cities, Split and Zadar, making it easily accessible via A1 motorway.
Šibenik is the oldest Croatian town on the Adriatic coast, founded by Croatians. The St. Ante Channel connects its harbor to the open sea, further enhancing its maritime significance. In the 15th and 16th centuries, it was a hub for Croatian humanities and Renaissance art, attracting famous writers, sculptors, and builders. One of the city's most famous landmarks is the Cathedral of St. James, designed by the renowned architect Juraj Dalmatinac. This UNESCO World Heritage site took over a hundred years to build and stands as a testament to the dedication and faith of many generations. Another notable monument in Šibenik is dedicated to Petar Krešimir IV, a significant Croatian king from the 11th century.
The Šibenik Riviera, with its 249 islands, islets, and reefs, offers stunning landscapes, though only a few are inhabited. The region's national parks and cultural monuments make it a jewel of northern Dalmatia. Visitors can enjoy various cultural events like the International Children's Festival, Šibenik Cultural Summer, and Evenings of Dalmatian Chanson, which have become summer traditions. While in Šibenik, be sure to visit local restaurants on the island of Murter for seafood specialties and explore the famous wine cellars in the nearby ethnic villages. For those seeking nightlife, the disco clubs Aurora in Primošten and Hacienda in Vodice are perfect for all-night entertainment.
Frequently asked questions
What types of boats can dock at Obala Dr. Franje Tuđmana?
Obala Dr. Franje Tuđmana is used for docking yachts and boats that are on daily charters.
Where can smaller boats moor in Town Port Šibenik?
Smaller boats can moor along Obala Dr. Franje Tuđmana, from the Cathedral to Gat Krka, and along Obala Hrvatske Mornarice, from the Cathedral to Dolac bay.
Are there any water and fuel facilities at the port?
Yes, the port offers water from hydrants and has a fuel pump near Gat Krka.
Is Town Port Šibenik suitable for daily charter boats?
Yes, Obala Dr. Franje Tuđmana is specifically used for docking yachts and boats on daily charters.
