Join a tour of Krka Waterfalls from Split by bus or upgrade your experience to include private transport by car. Immerse yourself in the beauty of the cascading natural wonders that are the waterfalls of the Krka National Park and learn about this natural site from your local guide. After a 90-minute journey away from Split in an air-conditioned tour bus, you will discover this fairytale-like and highly sought-after attraction, which is located in the middle of one of the sunniest areas of Croatia. Your first stop is the quaint little town of Skradin, whose origins date back to ancient times. After a 30-minute panoramic cruise through the magical entrance to the park, you will reach Skradinski Buk, the awe-inspiring highlight of the site. Also, learn about the location, including its history, through a guided tour inside the park. Enjoy a total of 3 hours in the park, allowing you to get the most out of this wondrous experience—from picnicking, snapping artsy photos to simply breathing it all in. Continue to the picturesque town of Primosten, where some of Croatia’s finest beaches can be found. Enjoy 2 hours of free time to go swimming, or explore the quaint cobblestone streets of the old town. You have the option to partake in wine tasting.

Embark on an adventure to explore the beautiful Krka Waterfalls National Park, one of Croatia's most famous natural wonders. Spanning over 110 square km, explore the Skradinski Buk area, home to 7 waterfalls and a diverse range of flora and fauna. Starting early in the morning from the Split city center, hop on board an air-conditioned bus with free Wi-Fi. Your tour leader will share useful tips and insights as you make your way to the ethno village of Lozovac before entering the park. Choose between a 45-minute walking tour with your guide or exploring the park on your own for a couple of hours. During high season, ride the bus to Primošten for 2 hours of free time. Enjoy a 1-hour optional wine-tasting tour, relax with a swim, savor local cuisine, or take a scenic stroll through the medieval streets. Arrive back in Split between 5:30-5:45 PM. During the low season, either choose an optional 1-hour wine tasting tour near Skradin, spend time in Skradin, or use your remaining time in the park. Arrive back in Split around 4:00-4:15 PM. After returning to Split, explore the Old Town area and Diocletian's Palace with an optional and guided walking tour that you can take any day during your stay at 6:30 PM.

There is hardly a better way to discover the National park Krka Waterfalls than by cycling. Your visit to NP Krka Waterfalls will start with the bike tour starting in Skradin. Tour to Skradin will take you to another world, a distant and mystical history of this region, but also to another, emerald green Dalmatia, due to the abundance of water in the river Krka. The ancient town of Skradin – the oldest town in the region, inhabited since the Neolithic for over 5500 years. The capital of the Illyrian Liburnia, the Roman Scardina, the early – Christian diocese from the 4th century, and the capital of medieval Croatia in the 14th century. Today this charming little town represents the sea entrance to the National Park Krka and is a favourite nautical destination. With its seven travertine waterfalls, the Krka River is a natural and karst phenomenon that is going to keep you breathless on every step of your visit! After spending time at NP Krka, we are heading to the city of Primošten for a traditional lunch.

Enjoy a pleasant drive along the coastline, passing by the towns of Split, Solin, Kaštela, Trogir, Primošten, and Šibenik on the way to the Krka National Park, one of the most beautiful national parks in Europe, located in the Šibenik-Knin County. Arrive at the park and head to the Krka River, which boasts seven magnificent waterfalls. Follow your guide to the longest and most beautiful of the waterfalls, Skradinski Buk, and admire this impressive feat of nature. Listen to your guide share information about the waterfall, which is also the site of the first hydropower plant in Europe and the second one in the world. Continue the tour with a walk along the boardwalks, crossing over travertine barriers along the way. As you explore, soak up the beauty of the river and learn about the variety of the park's vegetation. Visit the area's old watermills, which date back to the 19th, and see why they were so important and considered the symbol of the economic power. There will be ample time here to explore and take photos, or simply relax in the shade of the old oak and ash trees.