• Skradinski Buk Waterfall - Skradinski Buk Waterfall is the seventh, final, and longest tufa barrier on the Krka River, making it the largest tufa formation in Europe. It is also one of the most breathtaking and unique landscapes within Krka National Park. Visitors can explore the area via a 1,900-meter, one-way circular educational trail that winds around the waterfalls. Remnants of the Krka hydroelectric plant, built in 1895, are still visible—this plant was the first to generate electricity to illuminate a city. This ticket includes a visit to Skradinski Buk and the city of Skradin, along with a shuttle boat from the city to the waterfall. The ticket fee is collected by the guide, in cash, on the day of the visit and ranges between €5-€40, depending on the season. The tour includes a certified tour guide, but you can also explore on your own. The tour includes a Skradin city tour and Skradinski Buk tour with a certified tour guide, but you can also explore on your own. Time spent in the city and the park is around 4 hours total.
• Skradin - Skradin is one of the oldest Croatian cities, a typical romantic Mediterranean town. The entire town center is a protected cultural monument, and in it, you can see houses with colorful façades influenced by the Venetian style. The guide will introduce you to its picturesque streets, and you will have leisure time for a walk on your own or lunch (at your own cost).

• Reserved tickets for on-the-spot payment, skip lines
• Free luggage storage on the bus
• Certified English speaking tour guide
• On-board WiFi
• Goods and Services Tax (GST)
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• NP entry fee (prices range from 5€ to 40€ depending on the season, to be paid in cash on the day),
• Food and drinks
• Other personal expenses

Ideal for independent adventurers, there is no obligation to stay with the guide throughout the park, allowing you the freedom to explore independently and reconvene at the end.

The excursion includes a certified tour guide fluent in English and Croatian, who will accompany you from the moment you board the bus until your return to Zadar. The guide will lead you through the charming city of Skradin, offering a tour of its picturesque streets, and introduce you to the NP Krka. They will be present at the Skradinski waterfall, providing information, assisting with entry fees to help you avoid queues, and allowing you to explore at your leisure if you prefer. Additionally, they will help with lunch arrangements in Skradin.

The trip from Zadar to NP Krka passes through delightful coastal towns and villages, showcasing scenic views of olive groves and traditional local homes, offering a glimpse into everyday life. There will also be a brief photo opportunity at the Šibenski bridge along the way.

• Some parts are not child stroller accessible so we recommend a child carrier instead or a lightweight collapsible stroller.
• Please keep in mind to bring proper clothes for this tour. We recommend walking shoes.
• At certain times NP has discounts so please bring your IDs (seniors, students, disability cards, etc).
• Bringing adequate rain and sun protection (umbrella, raincoat; sunglasses, hat, sunscreen – depending on the season).
• Dogs are permitted in the Park when accompanied by their owners, and must be on a leash at all times.
• Drones or other unmanned aerial equipment are not allowed in Krka National Park.
• In Krka National Park, visitors are not permitted to bathe outside of clearly marked bathing areas.
• Not recommended for pregnant travelers due to remote location and heat in the late spring/ all summer.

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