From Split: Full-Day Guided Trip to Krka National Park without Entry Tickets

Take a break from crowds and look no further than this guided tour from Split to the beautiful Krka National Park. You’ll be accompanied by an expert tour guide – in a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle – who will definitely enrich your experience with interesting information.

In the first leg of your tour, you’ll reach Lozovac and explore the Krka National Park. One of Croatia’s most popular national parks, it’s named after the river Krka and is known for its many lakes and cascading waterfalls. On this tour, you’ll experience the vast richness of the karst phenomenon – a geological natural wonder – and the largest waterfall in the park, Skradinski buk. A visit to the Jaruga Hydroelectric power plant is part of the itinerary along with enjoying attractions at an eco-village like a blacksmith’s forge, museum, and souvenir shop.

To round off the tour, you’ll take a boat cruise and experience wonderful views along the river. Upon reaching the town of Skradin, a visit to the sandy, peaceful beach is in order. A dip in the water is highly recommended!

From Split: Full-Day Guided Trip to Krka National Park without Entry Tickets

Discover the natural beauty and historic charm of Croatia on this full-day guided tour from Split, which includes stops at Krka National Park, Skradin, a traditional eco-village, and scenic beaches. The tour covers approximately 200 kilometers in an air-conditioned vehicle, with audio guides available in English, German, Italian, Spanish, and French. Explore the park’s stunning waterfalls like Skradinski buk, which spans over 800 meters wide with a height of around 45 meters; visit the eco-village where you can see its museum, blacksmith's shop, and other cultural attractions; take a boat ride through the Krka River to reach Skradin, a town established in the early 19th century; and relax on a beach near the park. The tour lasts about eight hours, offering plenty of time for sightseeing, landmarks, and guided tours at each stop.

Explore Krka National Park’s Waterfalls

Your tour stops at Krka National Park where you can marvel at its breathtaking waterfalls, with Skradinski buk being the largest at 800 meters wide. Established in 1985, this park covers an area of over 167 square kilometers and is home to numerous cascades and lakes. Visitors typically spend around two hours here, walking along wooden boardwalks that wind through lush forests and past crystal-clear pools. The park’s biodiversity includes more than 200 species of birds and a variety of plant life unique to the region. Skradinski buk, in particular, is known for its cascading waters that create mesmerizing patterns on the rocks below. Unlike other parks, Krka offers both natural beauty and cultural significance, making it essential for anyone interested in Croatia’s ecological heritage.

Discover the Authentic Eco-Village

In addition to exploring Krka National Park, your tour includes a visit to an authentic eco-village that showcases traditional Croatian life. This village features a museum displaying artifacts from the 19th century and a blacksmith's shop where you can watch skilled artisans at work. The eco-village spans about three hectares and is dedicated to preserving local traditions and crafts. Visitors typically spend around one hour here, learning about farming techniques, weaving demonstrations, and the history of rural Croatian communities. Unlike other tourist attractions, this village offers an immersive experience that brings the past to life through hands-on activities and storytelling.

Enjoy a Boat Ride to Skradin

The highlight of your tour is a boat ride along the Krka River to reach the historic town of Skradin. Established in 1820, this town has a rich history dating back centuries. The boat journey lasts about an hour and provides stunning views of the river’s winding banks and lush greenery. Once you arrive in Skradin, you can stroll through its charming streets and visit landmarks such as the Church of Our Lady of Snows, built in 1764. The town offers a unique blend of natural beauty and cultural heritage, making it an ideal spot to relax and unwind after exploring Krka National Park.

Tour Highlights

• Explore Krka National Park’s waterfalls
• Boat ride along the Krka River for 1 hour
• Audio guides in English, German, Italian, Spanish, French
• Visit an eco-village with a museum and blacksmith's shop
• Relax on scenic beaches near Skradin
• Discover historic town of Skradin established in 1820
• Access to Krka National Park without entry tickets
• Convenience including air-conditioned vehicle transportation

Perfect for nature lovers, history enthusiasts, and families, this full-day guided tour provides an immersive experience through Croatia’s natural wonders and cultural heritage. The eight-hour format allows you to explore Krka National Park’s waterfalls, visit the eco-village with its museum and blacksmith's shop, take a boat ride along the Krka River, and relax on scenic beaches near Skradin, giving you a comprehensive view of the region’s ecological beauty and historical significance.