• Krka National Park - Visitors can explore the Skradinski buk waterfalls, which are the seventh, final, and longest tufa barrier on the Krka River, as well as the longest in Europe. This area is renowned for its unique and stunning scenery within Krka National Park.
  A 1900-meter, one-way, circular educational walking trail guides you around the waterfalls.
  The historic watermills have been restored to showcase traditional trades.
  The remains of the Krka hydroelectric plant from 1895 are still visible; it was the first to supply electricity to illuminate a city.
  Educational panels are placed along the trail.
  There are two restaurants at Skradinski buk.
  Souvenir shops are located in the ethno village at Skradinski buk.
  From Skradinski buk, excursion boats are available for trips to Visovac Island, a two-hour round trip, to Roški slap, a four-hour round trip, and to Torak, a one-hour round trip.
  The entrance ticket for Skradinski buk includes access to all land sites in the Park on the same day.

• Private transportation
• Complimentary on-board WiFi
• Climate-controlled comfort with in-vehicle air conditioning

• Lunch

Begin at a time that suits you on this intimate group excursion to one of Croatia’s most stunning National Parks - Krka. Named after the river it encompasses, Krka National Park is renowned for its breathtaking beauty, featuring seven cascade falls with an overall altitude decline of 242 metres. The park serves as an epitome of natural and karst wonders. Among its top sights are the infamous Skradinski Buk falls, the quaint island of Visovac, and the magnificent Roski Slap waterfall. Embark on a boat journey across the park for an intimate exploration of its captivating beauty. Additionally, if you’re a swimming enthusiast, you can dive in at specific areas within the park. It’s an ideal haven for those seeking tranquility, pristine nature, and awe-inspiring landscapes.

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