Krka National Park Tickets
Krka National Park Tickets
Duration: 2 hours
2 hours
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Spend the day at Krka with scenic entry by boat along the river, a quick bus ride through Lozovac, or a walk-in route—each offering a unique view of the landscape.
Get entry to Skradinski Buk, walk the surrounding wooden trails, and take in the cascading waterfalls, forest views, and natural pools at your own pace.
Relax in the riverside town of Skradin, where you can swim, enjoy lunch by the water, or simply take in the scenic views before heading back.
Entry to Krka National Park
Access to Skradinski Buk waterfall and all walkable areas
2-hour self-guided visit to Skradinski Buk
Scenic entry by boat, bus, or foot (based on your chosen starting point)
Panoramic boat ride (based on option selected)
Swimming stop in Skradin
Waterfalls cascading over rocks at Krka National Park, surrounded by lush greenery.
A journey into the heart of nature
Begin your adventure at the Krka National Park, spanning an impressive area of 109 km2 and housing 7 magnificent waterfalls. Choose from 2 different entry points and step into this enchanting landscape, which you can explore on foot. You'll be welcomed by the mesmerizing Skradinski Buk waterfall, where a dedicated 2-hour tour will enable you to revel in its stunning beauty. Expect to be captivated by an exhibit showcasing motifs of the forest, a testament to the park's collaboration with the Knin and Šibenik Photo Club.
Traversing through time and trails
Be ready to embark on the 388 km bike route or explore the 47 km of hiking trails that wind their way through this protected national park. As you traverse through the park, you'll be transported through different generations, courtesy of the vintage photographs the park's administration is fond of sharing with visitors. The park's design and development by MEDIAN creative solutions add intrigue to your journey. In this backdrop of natural beauty, every turn is a surprise and every view, a delight.
Bridge over turquoise water leading to Krka waterfall at Krka National Park, Croatia.
Waterfalls at Krka National Park surrounded by lush greenery.
Waterfalls cascading over rocks at Krka National Park, surrounded by lush greenery.
Bridge over turquoise water leading to Krka waterfall at Krka National Park, Croatia.
Waterfalls at Krka National Park surrounded by lush greenery.
Boat with guests cruising through Krka National Park, Croatia.
Accessibility
- This experience is wheelchair accessible.
Additional information
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It's free of cost for 1 guest to enter the park if they're accompanying a guest with disabilities.
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Dogs are permitted in the Park when accompanied by their owners, and must be on a leash at all times. Dogs are not permitted on Visovac Island.
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Swimming is permitted only in designated areas at Roški slap, Stinice, and Pisak, from June 1 to September 30, at your own risk, and depending on weather conditions and water levels. Swimming outside those areas and those dates is not permitted.
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Swimming is no longer allowed at Skradinski Buk, the main and most famous waterfall area in Krka National Park.
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It’s recommended to wear good-quality footwear, layered clothing, and carry sufficient water.
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The panoramic boat ride at Krka National Park is only included if you enter the park from Skradin. If you start your visit from Lozovac, your ticket will not be valid for the boat ride.
Aerial view of Krka Monastery surrounded by lush trees and turquoise water in Croatia.
Hikers walking on a trail surrounded by greenery in Krka National Park.
Boat with guests cruising through Krka National Park, Croatia.
Aerial view of Krka Monastery surrounded by lush trees and turquoise water in Croatia.
Hikers walking on a trail surrounded by greenery in Krka National Park.
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