Sibenik, Croatia

Today we decided to keep things simple and explore Šibenik at our own pace. We strolled into the charming Old Town, taking our time to wander through its narrow, winding streets and admire the centuries-old stone buildings. The town has such a sweet atmosphere, with its quiet alleyways, hidden courtyards, and occasional glimpses of the sea between rooftops.

After soaking in the local vibe, we followed the foreshore for a couple of kilometres, guided loosely by Google Maps, until we reached a small beach. It wasn’t sandy—more of a rocky outcrop—but the water was absolutely beautiful: crystal clear and inviting. We stayed for about an hour, enjoying a swim and the peaceful surroundings. The rocks, however, weren’t the most comfortable for lounging, so eventually we packed up and made our way back.

In the evening, we had another degustation dinner booked at the Chef’s Table. As expected, it was a lovely experience—delicious food, beautifully presented, and full of interesting flavors.

After dinner, we headed to the theatre to catch the evening entertainment: a Spanish guitarist and violinist duo. We'd only intended to stay for a short while, but the performance was so captivating that we ended up staying for the entire show. Their chemistry and skill were incredible—such a memorable way to end the day. Czytaj więcej