From Split: Krka Waterfalls Tour with Boat Cruise & Swimming
Split-Dalmatia County, Croatia
Escape the Split crowds on a scenic bus trip to Krka National Park. Cruise the river and enjoy swimming and beach time in Skradin. Nature, waterfalls, and relaxation await!
Krka National Park Tour from Split
This guided bus tour from Split suits nature lovers and history enthusiasts looking to explore Krka National Park and Skradin town.
Highlights
- Save up to 30% on Krka National Park tickets with this tour
- Visit a small ethno-village and learn about its history from your guide
- See the first European hydroelectric power plant and enjoy the surrounding scenery
- Take a panoramic boat cruise along the river toward Skradin
- Swim and relax at Skradin’s coastal beach where the river meets the sea
Description
Discover Krka National Park on a guided bus tour departing from Split. Learn key facts about the park from your guide while visiting an ethno-village and enjoying the natural surroundings.
Explore Skradinski Buk, the largest waterfall in the park, then continue to the Jaruga hydroelectric power plant, the second oldest worldwide and the first in Europe.
Spend free time in the park capturing memorable photos before taking a panoramic boat ride to Skradin, one of Croatia’s oldest coastal towns. Walk through the city center, visit the small fortress with clear views, enjoy a meal, or swim on the beach where river meets sea.
Includes
- English-speaking tour guide
- Entry tickets to Krka National Park (if option selected)
- Transfer by air-conditioned bus
- Panoramic boat ride inside the park
- Swimming at Skradin beach
- Insurance
Excludes
- Entry tickets to Krka National Park (if option not selected)
Important Information
- Save up to 30% by selecting the option without entrance ticket; bring exact cash for the park entrance fee.
- Swimming is not allowed inside Krka National Park, but you can swim at Skradin beach.
- Students should bring a valid student card for discounts.
- Ticket prices include agency discounts and vary by season:
- June to September – Adults: €30; Students and children (7–18 years): €15; Children under 7: Free
- April, May, October – Adults: €16; Students and children (7–18 years): €10; Children under 7: Free
- January to March, November, December – Adults: €5; Students and children (7–18 years): €4; Children under 7: Free
- Activity order may vary due to seasonal conditions, boat schedules, or crowd management.
Easy Cancellation
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
To book, bring cash for entrance fees if selecting the no-ticket option. The best time to visit is spring through autumn for comfortable weather and full park access.
