Tourism is part of who we are
Our love for tourism is no coincidence — it is part of a family story that spans generations.
Our great-grandfather, Ante Šupuk, was a visionary and mayor of Šibenik. Together with engineer Vjekoslav Meichsner he made history by launching the first hydroelectric power plant on the Krka river. Thanks to that, in 1895 Šibenik became the first city in Europe with public lighting powered by alternating current.
His vision did not end there. He was also a pioneer of panoramic boat tours to the Krka waterfalls, recognising the potential of nature's beauty long before tourism became what it is today.
Our grandfather continued that legacy as director of the Zadar Tourist Board, and our parents passed on their passion for hospitality through years of work in some of the most renowned agencies along the coast.
So when people ask where our dedication comes from, the answer is simple: tourism is part of our identity.
