Zadar: Secrets of Plitvice National Park Guided Day Trip

Zadar: Secrets of Plitvice National Park Guided Day Trip

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Spend the day in the breathtaking beauty of Croatia’s Dinaric Mountains on an 8-hour tour of Plitvice Lakes. See the terraced lakes and crystal-clear waterfalls flowing through a vast and lush environment.

Highlights

Spend the day in the beautiful surroundings of Plitvice National Park
Walk by the side of terraced lakes and waterfalls
Look out for shy wildlife, such as wolves and deer
Enjoy a boat ride on the Park's biggest lake

Description

Visit Plitvice National Park on a full-day tour from Zadar. Visit the Upper and Lower lakes, and see the variety of flora and fauna before enjoying an electric boat ride on Kozjak Lake. Depart from Zadar early and drive for about 1 hour and 45 minutes before reaching Plitvice National Park, home to diverse flora and fauna, including wild boar, wolves, and even bears. Once at the national park, begin your guided tour, visiting Upper and Lower lakes and enjoying the unspoiled nature of one of the most beautiful national parks in the world. Although you can’t swim in the protected lakes, your guide will show you the best places to explore and relax in this paradise of natural wonders. Your tour also includes an electric boat ride on Kozjak Lake.

Includes

Transportation in an air-conditioned vehicle Driver Guide Walking tour Boat ride (about 20 minutes) Environmental Management Charge (Reef Tax)

Important Information

Please have cash prepared for the tickets to the National Park. Warm clothes are recommended because the temperature in Park may be cooler than in Zadar Plitvice has a very different climate from Zadar; please check the weather forecast before your trip and dress accordingly in waterproof gear in case of rain From April 1 to May 31, the entry charge of the National Park is €24 From June 1 to September 30, the entry charge of the National Park is €40 Children aged 7-18 years pay half price, and children under 7 enter free of charge