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Amadria Park Šibenik, Croatia

Šibenik is a unique destination on the Dalmatian coast and it is famous for numerous cultural and historic sights. It is best known for the UNESCO-listed Cathedral of St. James, built entirely of stone. The city features a charming old town with narrow stone streets and medieval fortresses overlooking the sea.
Amadria Park Šibenik is not only a large seaside resort with hotels, a waterpark, beaches, restaurants and family attractions, but has the biggest innovative, award winning Convention Centre Šibenik. Sustainability is also at the core of this company that started with a family-owned restaurant that originated in 1904, and of the surrounding venues like the Dalmatian Ethno Village and Mediterranean City that provide a unique setting for blending professional gatherings with the region’s cultural and natural beauty.

Amadria Park Šibenik Information:
A. Hoteli Solaris 86, 22000 Šibenik
T. +385 22 361 001
WWW: https://www.amadriapark.com/sibenik/ E. INFO@AMADRIAPARK.COM

Participants will have an exclusive offer of stay in different types of rooms in hotels Ivan**** and Niko***. More information about the offer is to be announced at a later date.
The distance from centre of Šibenik to Amadria Park Šibenik (Solaris) is approximately 6.5km /4 miles.
Driving by car, depending on traffic, takes about 10 minutes. There is also a direct bus line (usually line No. 5 Šibenik – Solaris) from the Bus station Šibenik or the bus station “Pijaca” in Šibenik to Solaris and the drive takes about 15 minutes. Walking the distance would take approximately 1 and a half hour.
For more details about how to get to LIDA 2027 see Travel information.

Accessibility
Convention Centre Šibenik and hotels in Amadria Park are accessible to all. All hotels within the resort have rooms adapted for people with disabilities, as well as adequate access to the main entrances. The Convention Centre, where LIDA 2027 sessions will be held, also has an elevator which connects the floors planned for the event. Mice Brochure has clearly marked elevator locations, access and signs for people with disabilities. Amadria Park Šibenik Virtual Tour enables the additional viewing of the halls and common areas of the Conference Centre as well as the surrounding areas.


One-day trips from Šibenik:

  1. One-day trip to Krka National Park
    Krka National Park is well-known for its seven magnificent waterfalls and its most famous attraction is a multi-level cascade of waterfalls called Skradinski Buk. This national park is also a complex ecosystem of diverse flora and fauna which can be marveled while walking through the park.

    How to get to Krka National Park:
  • By bus: Public buses from Šibenik can get you to Skradin, but connections may be limited outside the summer season.
  • By car: Renting a car is highly recommended if you want to see more than just one area of this large and diverse park.
  • By boat: From April to October there are boat rides available to sites Visovac Island, Roški Slap and the Čikola River. Prices range from €10 to €20, depending on the route and duration. For the most current information and to purchase tickets, visit the official Krka National Park website.
     
  1. One-day trip to the National Park Kornati Islands
    The Kornati Islands comprise an archipelago of 89 islands, islets, and reefs scattered across the Adriatic Sea. The Kornati Islands are known for their moon-like landscapes as well as being a home to various plant and bird species. Diverse aquatic life is preserved since the surrounding waters are a protected marine area. The largest island, Kornat, features several small settlements and ancient olive groves, providing a glimpse into the traditional Dalmatian way of life.
     
  2. One-day trip to Zlarin Island
    Zlarin Island is only a short ferry ride away from Šibenik and it is known for its car-free policy. Iti s well-known for centuries-old coral harvesting tradition and visitors can learn about it as well as learn about the art of jewellery making. Peaceful atmosphere, natural beauty and cultural heritage are all combined in this unique island.

    How to get to Zlarin island:
  • By boat: Sailing schedule is available here.
     
  1. One-day trip to Split
    Split is the second largest city in Croatia situated south of Šibenik. It has one of the better-known examples of Roman architecture, the Diocletian's Palace, a UNESCO listed monument. It also has many noteworthy monuments and sites incorporated in the everyday life of this unique city.

    How to get to Split:
  • By bus: There are numerous public buses that drive from Šibenik to Split. The drive takes several hours.
  • By car: The direct drive from Šibenik to Split is 87km (54.1 miles) and in the normal traffic, last about and hour and 15 minutes.
     
  1. One-day trip to Zadar
    Zadar is a historic town north of Šibenik and it is surrounded by 3km-long, UNESCO-protected defense walls. Zadar is known for its various landmarks and historic sites such as the Roman Forum, 9th century Church of St Donatus and Cathedral of St Anastasia all nestled one next to each other.

    How to get to Zadar:
  • By bus: There are numerous public buses that drive from Šibenik to Zadar. The drive takes about an hour.
  • By car: The direct drive from Šibenik to Zadar is 86 km (53.4 miles) and lasts about an hour.
     
  1. One-day trip to Primošten
    Primošten is situated on a small island connected to the mainland via a narrow causeway. It is an old Dalmatian town filled with stone houses and provides beautiful sites of the Adriatic since it sits atop a hill. One of its features is vineyards with dry-stone walls that create a patchwork pattern so interesting that they are nominated for UNESCO World Heritage Status.

    How to get to Primošten:
  • By bus: There are numerous public buses that drive from Šibenik to Primošten. The drive takes about half an hour.
  • By car: The direct drive from Šibenik to Primošten is 27 km (16.8 miles) and lasts about 33 minutes. If you are interested in a more scenic driving experience as well as multiple stops, you can visit this link.
     
  1. One-day trip to Trogir
    Trogir is a small island town connected to the mainland by bridges. It is often referred to as a "stone beauty" with its beautiful architecture and urban layout. It is a recognized UNESCO World Heritage site with rich history, Cathedral of St. Lawrence, many palaces, churches and towers.

    How to get to Trogir:
  • By bus: There are numerous public buses that drive from Šibenik to Trogir. The longest drive takes about an hour.
  • By car: The direct drive from Šibenik to Trogir is 60 km (37.3 miles) and lasts about an hour, depending on traffic.

For more one-day trip ideas see Explore Croatia or Amadria Park Šibenik Activities.

Amadria Park Šibenik organizes multiple excursions to many interesting places near Šibenik and participants can arrange their free time that way.