• Krka National Park - Krka is the seventh national park in Croatia, renowned for its numerous waterfalls. It takes its name from the Krka River, which runs through the park. Situated in central Dalmatia, it is 90 km from Split. The park encompasses the area along the Krka River, which originates at the base of Dinara, Croatia’s highest mountain, and traverses a 75 km long canyon. This natural karst phenomenon is best visited in spring and summer when it is at its most magnificent, and visitors can enjoy a refreshing dip in its clear waters. The Jaruga hydroelectric power plant, located below the Skradinski Buk (the largest waterfall), is the second oldest hydroelectric power plant in the world and the first in Europe, built in 1895, just three days after the world’s first hydroelectric plant at Niagara Falls.
• Skradin - Skradin is a small town in Šibenik-Knin County, Croatia. It lies near the Krka River and at the entrance to Krka National Park, 17 km from Šibenik and 100 km from Split.

• Swimming in River Krka- Skradin
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• English speaking tour guide

• Entry ticket to Np Krka (16e-30€, depends of session time)

Escape the crowd of Split for a day and enjoy a hassle-free way to explore one of Croatia’s most popular natural wonders with a tour of Krka National Park. Spend your free time discovering the park’s rivers, cascades, flora, and fauna, including the famous Skradinski Buk waterfall—home to the world’s second power plant, “Jaruga,” built in 1985. The trip includes air-conditioned transport from Split (park entry at your own expense) with highly experienced drivers and guides, and concludes with a refreshing swim in the nearby small town of Skradin.

• 1 hour in each way is spend in the air-condition bus transport

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.