Explore the enchanting Krka National Park with a 30-minute river cruise from Split or Kaštela. This tour offers visitors a chance to enjoy the park’s natural beauty, complete with stunning waterfalls and serene landscapes. Guests can enjoy the tranquil scenery at their own pace, with the option to swim in the river. With round-trip transportation and admission tickets included, this excursion promises to be a highlight of any Croatia visit. But there’s more to discover about this must-see natural wonder…
Key Points
- Experience the natural beauty of Krka National Park’s stunning waterfalls and serene river environment with a 30-minute sightseeing cruise.
- Explore the park’s unique waterfall scenery at your own pace, with the opportunity to swim in the Krka River.
- Convenient round-trip transportation by air-conditioned bus from Split or Kaštela, ensuring a hassle-free trip.
- Admission tickets for adults, students, and children are included, with pricing based on the season.
- The tour is not wheelchair accessible, but strollers are permitted, and service animals are allowed.
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Overview of Krka National Park
Krka National Park is a picturesque natural wonder located in southern Croatia, renowned for its stunning waterfalls and serene river environment.
This tour offers visitors the chance to explore the park’s unique waterfall scenery, including a 30-minute river cruise. The self-guided experience allows you to learn about the park’s natural beauty at your own pace.
Whether you’re admiring the cascading waterfalls or enjoying a refreshing swim in the Krka River, Krka National Park is one of Croatia’s top natural attractions.
With round-trip transportation from Split or Kaštela, this tour provides a hassle-free way to discover the park’s breathtaking landscapes.
Highlights of the Experience
The tour offers visitors the chance to explore the park’s unique waterfall scenery, including a captivating 30-minute river cruise.
Travelers can admire the cascading waterfalls and enjoy the opportunity to swim in the serene Krka River, seeing the park’s natural beauty at their own pace.
Krka National Park is one of Croatia’s top natural attractions, boasting stunning landscapes and impressive waterfalls. The included boat ride provides a unique perspective, allowing guests to witness the park’s breathtaking scenery from the water.
With 5 hours of free time to explore, visitors can discover the park’s trails, interact with local wildlife, and soak in the tranquil atmosphere that makes Krka such a popular destination.
Tour Inclusions and Pricing
This tour includes a 30-minute sightseeing cruise along the Krka River as well as round-trip transportation by air-conditioned bus to and from Krka National Park. Admission tickets for adults range from €16 in the off-season to €30 during the peak summer months, while students and children pay €10 to €15 depending on the season.
| Ticket Type | April, May, October | June to September |
|---|---|---|
| Adult | €16 | €30 |
| Student/Child | €10 | €15 |
The package also provides 5 hours of free time to explore the park’s unique waterfall scenery at your own pace. With a maximum of 60 travelers, this self-guided experience allows you to take in one of Croatia’s top natural attractions.
Meeting and Pickup Locations
The meeting point for this tour is the Golden Gate, located at Dioklecijanova 7 in Split, Croatia.
If you’re joining from Kaštela, you’ll need to provide your accommodation location so the tour operators can determine the best meeting point. This will ensure a seamless pickup and start to your Krka Waterfalls adventure.
The tour includes round-trip transportation via air-conditioned bus, so you can sit back, relax, and enjoy the journey to and from the national park.
Whether you’re coming from Split or Kaštela, the tour operators will make sure you get to the starting point efficiently and without any hassle.
Accessibility and Accommodations
Unfortunately, this tour isn’t wheelchair accessible, though strollers are permitted. Service animals are allowed.
Notably, the tour operates in all weather conditions, so guests can enjoy the natural beauty of Krka National Park regardless of the weather.
While the park itself isn’t located near public transportation, the tour includes round-trip transfers by air-conditioned bus from the meeting point in Split or the best meeting point in Kaštela.
Infants must sit on laps during the bus ride and boat cruise.
With a maximum group size of 60 travelers, this tour offers a personalized experience in Croatia’s stunning natural wonder.
Park Policies and Restrictions
Visitors can’t swim inside Krka National Park, but they can enjoy a refreshing dip at the nearby Skradin city beach. Swimming is prohibited within the park to preserve the delicate ecosystem.
The 30-minute river cruise provides ample opportunities to admire the stunning Krka Waterfalls and Krka River from the boat. The tour is suitable for all weather conditions, and service animals are allowed.
While the park isn’t wheelchair accessible, strollers are permitted. Infants must sit on laps during the tour.
With a maximum of 60 travelers, guests can explore the park’s unique waterfall scenery at their own pace during 5 hours of free time. Free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the experience.
Additional Tour Information
Along With the inclusions listed, the tour also provides roundtrip transportation by air-conditioned bus from either Split or Kaštela.
Guests can choose their preferred meeting point, with the option to provide their accommodation location if opting for the Kaštela pick-up.
The experience isn’t wheelchair accessible, but strollers are permitted. Service animals are also allowed to join the tour.
The tour operates in all weather conditions, ensuring visitors can enjoy the Krka Waterfalls regardless of the day’s forecast.
Infants must sit on laps during the journey, and the group size is capped at a maximum of 60 travelers.
Lastly, free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the start of the experience.
Booking and Cancellation Details
Travelers can easily confirm their booking at the time of reservation. Participants may cancel their tour up to 24 hours prior to the experience’s start with no penalty.
This self-guided tour is a great option for visitors who want to explore the stunning Krka National Park at their own pace.
The tour includes:
- A 30-minute river sightseeing cruise.
- Round-trip transportation by air-conditioned bus.
- 5 hours of free time to explore the park.
- Admission tickets for adults, kids, and students.
With hassle-free booking and flexible cancellation policies, this Krka Waterfalls tour from Split or Kaštela makes for a convenient and enjoyable day trip in Croatia.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Photography Allowed Throughout the Entire Park?
Photography is generally allowed throughout Krka National Park. However, there may be some restricted areas where taking photos is prohibited. Visitors should follow the park’s guidelines and signage regarding photography during their self-guided exploration.
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 allows personal picnics and snacks, providing visitors the opportunity to enjoy a full day in the scenic natural surroundings.
Are There Any Gift Shops or Cafes Within the Park?
There are gift shops and cafes within Krka National Park where visitors can purchase souvenirs and refreshments. The park offers various dining and shopping options to enhance the visitor experience.
Is It Possible to Stay Overnight in Krka National Park?
No, it is not possible to stay overnight in Krka National Park. The park is open during the day for visitors, but there are no overnight accommodations within its boundaries. Visitors must return to nearby towns or cities for lodging.
What Is the Best Time of Year to Visit Krka National Park?
The best time to visit Krka National Park is April to May or October, when crowds are smaller and entrance fees are lower. However, the park is beautiful year-round, with peak season from June to September offering warm weather and lively crowds.
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Recap
The Krka Waterfalls with 30-minute River Cruise from Split or Kaštela offers a chance to explore the stunning natural beauty of Krka National Park.
Visitors can enjoy a serene cruise along the Krka River, take in the breathtaking waterfalls, and even swim in the river.
With round-trip transportation and admission tickets included, this tour provides an accessible and immersive experience in one of Croatia’s top natural attractions.
