Krka National Park is a dazzling natural gem just a short trip from Split, Croatia. The "From Split: Krka National Park Tour" offers an enticing way to experience its renowned waterfalls and lush landscapes. With round-trip transportation, a guided tour, and ample free time, this well-rated adventure provides an excellent value. Though swimming is limited, the tour’s highlights promise an unforgettable day in one of Croatia’s most captivating destinations. For nature enthusiasts seeking an easy yet immersive excursion, this Krka tour is worth a closer look.
Key Points
- This Krka National Park tour from Split includes round-trip transportation, a guided walking tour, and free time to explore the park on your own.
- The tour lasts 9 hours and offers an optional wine tasting in Skradin, with a 75-minute bus journey from Split to the park.
- The tour provides access to the Skradinski Buk area, featuring seven waterfalls, and allows for a 1-hour personal exploration of the park.
- The tour is not suitable for wheelchair users, and comfortable shoes are recommended for the guided walking tour.
- The tour has an overall rating of 4.7 out of 5 stars from over 2,200 reviews, with positive feedback on the organization, knowledgeable guides, and transportation quality.
Tour Overview and Pricing
The Krka National Park tour from Split offers visitors an opportunity to explore the stunning natural beauty of this Croatian wonder.
Priced from £22.73 per person, the 9-hour tour includes round-trip transportation, a guided walking tour, and free time to wander the park. Guests can opt for an additional wine tasting in Skradin.
The tour allows for free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance, and a reserve now, pay later option is available.
Enjoy the flexibility of free cancellation up to 24 hours before and reserve now, pay later for this Krka National Park tour.
With a highly-rated guide and transportation, this tour provides excellent value for those seeking to discover the serene waterfalls and lush landscapes of Krka National Park.
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Itinerary and Highlights
Starting from Gray Line Tours in Split, the tour begins with a 75-minute bus journey to Krka National Park. Upon arrival, guests embark on a guided tour through the park, exploring the stunning Skradinski Buk area with its seven waterfalls and diverse flora and fauna. After the guided tour, visitors have an hour of free time to further discover the park’s natural beauty on their own or opt for a 45-minute guided walking tour. The tour also includes an optional 30-minute wine tasting in Skradin before the return journey to Split.
| Itinerary | Duration |
| — | — |
| Bus/coach travel | 75 minutes each way |
| Guided tour in Krka National Park | 1 hour |
| Free time in Krka National Park | 1 hour |
| Optional wine tasting in Skradin | 30 minutes |
Inclusions and Exclusions
The tour includes roundtrip transportation by air-conditioned bus, a guide throughout the day, a guided walking tour in the national park, and the necessary Krka National Park entry ticket.
Roundtrip transportation, a guide, a walking tour, and Krka National Park entry ticket are included in the tour.
However, the tour doesn’t cover food and drinks. If visitors want to experience a wine tasting in Skradin, they’ll need to pay an additional cost.
Swimming isn’t allowed in the national park, but it’s recommended in Skradin. Plus, the tour isn’t suitable for wheelchair users.
Visitors should bring comfortable shoes, swimwear, a towel, sunscreen, and their student card if applicable.
Visitor Information
Is the Krka National Park tour suitable for wheelchair users? No, this tour isn’t recommended for wheelchair users.
Visitors should wear comfortable shoes, as there’s a guided walking tour in the national park. Don’t forget to bring swimwear, a towel, and sunscreen.
Swimming isn’t allowed in the national park, but visitors can take a dip in the Skradin area. If you’re a student, remember to bring your student card to take advantage of discounted park entry fees.
More Great Tours NearbyCustomer Feedback
How satisfied have visitors been with the Krka National Park tour? Based on over 2,200 reviews, the tour receives an impressive overall rating of 4.7 out of 5 stars. Travelers especially praise the knowledgeable and friendly tour guides, rating them an exceptional 4.9 out of 5. The transportation is also highly regarded, earning a 4.8 rating. Visitors highlight the tour’s value for money, scoring it 4.7 out of 5. Here’s a closer look at the tour’s customer feedback:
| Metric | Rating (out of 5) |
| — | — |
| Overall | 4.7 |
| Guide | 4.9 |
| Transportation | 4.8 |
| Value for Money | 4.7 |
Ticket Pricing
Krka National Park tickets can be purchased on-site, but are only accepted in cash.
During the peak season from June to September, adult tickets cost €30 while student and child (ages 7-17) tickets are €15.
In the shoulder seasons of April, May, and October, adult tickets are €16 and student/child tickets are €10.
Visitors should plan accordingly and have the correct cash on hand to avoid delays at the park entrance.
Purchasing tickets in advance isn’t an option, so arriving early is recommended to secure entry, especially during the busier summer months.
Getting to Krka National Park
Although the Krka National Park is located roughly 80 kilometers from the coastal city of Split, the tour offers convenient transportation to and from the site.
Guests are picked up from a centralized meeting point in Split and transported by air-conditioned coach. The drive takes approximately 75 minutes each way, allowing visitors to sit back and enjoy the scenic countryside en route to the park.
Upon arrival, a local guide leads the group through Krka National Park, ensuring they make the most of their time exploring the stunning waterfalls, flora, and fauna that make this region so captivating.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I Bring My Own Food and Drinks Into the Park?
Yes, visitors can bring their own food and drinks into Krka National Park. However, the tour package doesn’t include any meals, so you’ll need to plan and pack your own provisions.
Is There an Option for a Self-Guided Tour Instead of a Group Tour?
Yes, there’s an option for a self-guided tour. Visitors can explore Krka National Park on their own after the guided portion of the tour. This allows more flexibility to discover the park’s highlights at their own pace.
Are There Any Activities or Attractions Beyond the Waterfalls?
Yes, the tour offers more than just the waterfalls. Visitors can explore the diverse flora and fauna of the Skradinski Buk area and participate in an optional 30-minute wine tasting in Skradin.
Can I Extend My Stay in the Park Beyond the Scheduled Time?
Yes, you can extend your stay in the park beyond the scheduled time. The tour includes 1 hour of free time in Krka National Park, allowing you to explore the area further on your own.
Are There Any Discounts Available for Large Groups or Families?
The tour operator offers group discounts, with 10% off for groups of 8 or more. There are also family discounts, with children under 7 entering for free. However, no other discounts are available for this Krka National Park tour.
The Sum Up
The Krka National Park tour from Split offers an excellent opportunity to explore the stunning natural beauty of Croatia. With round-trip transportation, a guided tour, and plenty of free time for personal exploration, this well-organized adventure is perfect for nature enthusiasts looking to experience the breathtaking Skradinski Buk waterfalls. The tour’s high customer rating and affordable price make it a must-consider option for visitors to the region.
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