Guided Tour of Krka National Park with Food & Wine Tasting from Split

- Departure from Split. Meet at the designated point and board the comfortable, air-conditioned bus.

- Arrival at Krka National Park. Receive maps and instructions from the guide.

- Guided tour begins. Explore Skradinski buk and visit the ethno village and watermills.

- Free time for personal exploration. Take in the views and visit the hydroelectric power plant.

- Boat cruise on the Krka River to Skradin. Enjoy the scenic journey.

- Arrival in Skradin. Free time to explore the town, visit the fortress, or swim at the beach.

- Departure for the winery. Travel to a nearby village for the food and wine tasting session.

- Wine tasting. Sample local wines, cheeses, and olive oil at an authentic Dalmatian winery.

- Departure from the winery. Board the bus for the return journey to Split.

- Arrival back in Split. End of the tour.

Tour Guide Experience

Your guide will provide a detailed and informative experience, sharing the history and cultural significance of Krka National Park and its surroundings. Learn about the park's unique features, including its waterfalls, karst formations, and the historic hydroelectric power plant.

Krka National Park

Discover the beauty of Krka, named after the river that runs through it. The park is home to numerous waterfalls, including Skradinski buk, the largest travertine barrier in Europe. Visit the ethno village and watermills, offering a glimpse into the region's past.

Boat Cruise

Enjoy a tranquil boat ride on the Krka River, taking in the natural beauty and serene landscapes. The cruise ends in Skradin, a historic town with a rich Roman heritage.

Skradin

Explore Skradin, one of the oldest towns in the region. Walk through its charming streets, visit the fortress for panoramic views, and relax on the beach where the river meets the sea.

Food & Wine Tasting

Conclude your tour with a visit to a local winery. Taste a selection of regional wines, cheeses, and olive oil, and learn about Dalmatian winemaking traditions from the local producers. This highlight of the tour offers a true taste of the local culture and hospitality.

- Swimming is not allowed in Krka National Park, but is permitted at the beach in Skradin.

- Tickets for the national park must be paid in cash (in euros) on the day of the tour.

Entry ticket price:

January, February, March, November, and December

Adults: 5,00€

Students: 4,00€

Children 7 to18 years: 4,00€

Children under 7 years: Free

April, May & October

Adults: 16,00€

Students: 10,00€

Children 7 to18 years: 10,00€

Children under 7 years: Free

June, July, August & September

Adults: 30,00€

Students: 15,00€

Children 7 to18 years: 15,00€

Children under 7 years: Free

- Arrive 15 minutes before the tour starts.

- The tour is not suitable for pregnant women, wheelchair users, or participants with walking disabilities.

- Closed, comfortable shoes and weather-appropriate clothing are advised for the tour.

- Bring cash for additional expenses and park tickets.

- If rain is expected, bring a raincoat or umbrella. After summer, a warm sweater or jacket is recommended.