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Discover the breathtaking beauty of Krka National Park on a full-day tour from Split. Marvel at the stunning Skradinski Buk waterfalls, enjoy a relaxing boat cruise, and learn about the park’s diverse flora and fauna. Although swimming is no longer allowed, the tour offers optional activities like wine tasting, making it an unforgettable adventure for nature lovers. Explore the scenic wooden walkways and uncover the park’s hidden gems with knowledgeable guides by your side.
Key Points
- Full-day tour from Split to Krka National Park, including a 30-minute boat cruise on interconnected lakes.
- Opportunity for swimming, massage, or optional wine tasting during a 2-hour stop in Primosten or Šibenik.
- Entrance fee discount up to 30% for the park, with pricing varying by season.
- Free cancellation available up to 24 hours in advance, and confirmation provided upon booking.
- Swimming prohibited in Krka National Park since 2021, but visitors can admire breathtaking views from wooden walkways and bridges.
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Overview of the Krka National Park Tour
The full-day tour from Split to Krka National Park, Croatia’s natural jewel, includes a 30-minute boat cruise on the interconnected lakes.
During the excursion, an engaging narrative on the park’s flora and fauna is provided by the guide.
This tour, recommended by 99% of travelers with a Badge of Excellence, offers a well-paced itinerary and memorable experiences.
The opportunity to swim, get a massage, or enjoy an optional wine tasting is available during a 2-hour stop in Primosten (or Šibenik in April-May), adding to the overall appeal of this highly-rated excursion.
Tour Inclusions and Pricing
The tour includes all transportation from Split in an air-conditioned vehicle, as well as an entrance fee discount to the park (up to 30%).
Pricing varies by season. During the peak season from June to September, adult tickets cost 30€, while students and children (7-17) pay 15€.
In the shoulder season of April and May, adult tickets are 16€, and students and children pay 10€. Infants under 7 can attend for free.
Student tickets require a valid ID. The tour accommodates up to 50 travelers and offers free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance.
Meeting and Pickup Information
The tour meets at the Monument to Gregory of Nin, located at Ul. kralja Tomislava 12 in Split, Croatia.
Travelers should look for a white umbrella to identify the meeting point. The tour ends at H N K, 21000, Grad, Split, Croatia.
Confirmation is provided upon booking.
Key details about the meeting and pickup are:
- Not wheelchair accessible
- Service animals allowed
- Infants must sit on laps
- Travelers receive confirmation at booking
Exploring the Stunning Waterfalls and Lakes
Although the swimming in Krka National Park has been prohibited since 2021, visitors can still explore the park’s stunning waterfalls and lakes.
The main attraction is the Skradinski Buk, a series of 17 cascading waterfalls. Visitors can admire the breathtaking views from the wooden walkways and bridges.
Another highlight is the Visovac Lake, home to a 15th-century Franciscan monastery. Guided tours provide insights into the park’s diverse flora and fauna.
With its serene landscapes and rich cultural heritage, Krka National Park offers a memorable experience for nature lovers, even without the ability to swim.
Boat Cruise on the Interconnected Lakes
A 30-minute boat cruise takes visitors on a serene journey through the interconnected lakes within Krka National Park. The boat glides peacefully across the mirror-like waters, offering stunning views of the park’s lush vegetation and cascading waterfalls.
The guided cruise provides insights into the park’s diverse flora and fauna, including:
- Unique aquatic plant species
- Vibrant fish and bird life
- Travertine formations created by the flowing water
- Picturesque limestone canyons
The tranquil boat ride complements the overall Krka National Park experience, allowing visitors to fully enjoy the park’s natural beauty.
Swimming and Optional Activities
Since January 2021, swimming is no longer permitted within Krka National Park. However, the tour offers alternative activities during the 2-hour stop in Primosten (or Šibenik in April-May). Visitors can enjoy a massage, wine tasting, or independent exploration of the charming coastal town. The pricing breakdown is as follows:
| Activity | June-Sept | Apr-May |
|---|---|---|
| Massage | Extra Fee | Extra Fee |
| Wine Tasting | Extra Fee | Extra Fee |
| Swimming | Not Allowed | Not Allowed |
Though swimming is restricted, the tour still provides a memorable experience with a scenic boat cruise and guided narrative about Krka’s natural wonders.
Guided Narrative on Flora and Fauna
The knowledgeable tour guide provides an engaging narrative on Krka National Park’s diverse flora and fauna throughout the excursion.
Travelers learn about:
- The park’s unique ecosystem and biodiversity
- Rare plant species, such as the Krka Iris, found only in this region
- Abundant wildlife, including otters, deer, and over 200 bird species
- The importance of preserving the park’s delicate natural balance
This informative commentary enhances the overall experience, allowing visitors to appreciate the park’s natural wonders more deeply.
The guide’s expertise brings the destination to life, providing a memorable and educational tour.
Customer Reviews and Experiences
Travelers have overwhelmingly praised the Krka National Park tour, with an average rating of 4.9 out of 5 based on over 1,300 reviews. Highlights include the knowledgeable, friendly, and helpful guides, the beautiful scenery, and the well-paced itinerary.
| Reviewer Feedback | Percentage |
|---|---|
| Knowledgeable Guides | 95% |
| Friendly Guides | 92% |
| Beautiful Scenery | 88% |
| Enjoyable Boat Trip | 85% |
| Value for Money | 80% |
Some travelers have noted the pricing through Viator can be higher compared to local tour companies. The Krka National Park tour provides a memorable experience for visitors.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can We Bring Our Own Food and Drinks to the Park?
Yes, visitors can bring their own food and drinks to Krka National Park. The park has picnic areas where travelers can enjoy their own packed lunches and snacks during the tour.
Are There Any Accessibility Options for Visitors With Disabilities?
The tour isn’t wheelchair accessible, but it allows service animals. Visitors with disabilities should contact the tour provider for assistance. There may be limited accessibility options within the national park itself.
Can We Extend the Tour to Visit Nearby Attractions?
The tour doesn’t offer extensions to visit nearby attractions. However, travelers can reach out to the tour provider to inquire about customizing the itinerary or arranging additional stops, which may incur an extra charge.
What Should We Bring for the Boat Cruise and Swimming?
For the boat cruise and swimming, visitors should bring swimwear, towels, sunscreen, and water shoes or sandals. It’s also a good idea to pack a small bag to store personal items during the activities.
Is There an Option to Book a Private Tour Instead of a Group Tour?
The tour operator does offer a private tour option for those who prefer a more personalized experience. The private tour provides the same itinerary and inclusions as the group tour, but with a dedicated vehicle and guide.
The Sum Up
The Krka National Park tour from Split offers a captivating glimpse into Croatia’s natural wonders. With a scenic boat cruise, captivating waterfalls, and optional activities, this full-day adventure caters to nature enthusiasts. Although swimming is no longer permitted, visitors can still enjoy the park’s beauty and learn about its diverse flora and fauna from knowledgeable guides, making it an unforgettable experience.
