From Zagreb: Private Full-Day Plitvice Lakes National Park

Discover Plitvice Lakes, a string of 16 lakes, constantly changing colors from turquoise to green and has been described as a natural gem in numerous world media outlets and is protected under UNESCO as a "natural phenomenon of rare and unique beauty.”

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Highlights

Discover the first Croatian National Park, a string of 16 lakes constantly changing colors
Experience true hedonism for nature lovers
Walk the 8 kilometer long trails and wooden bridges or by boat or electric train
Stop at the picturesque watermill village of Rastoke

Description

Join an unforgettable, small group tour and visit one of Croatia's most beautiful national parks. On the way to the National Park, there will be a stop at the picturesque watermill village of Rastoke. The Plitvice Lakes National Park was included in UNESCO’s World Heritage list in 1979. Founded in 1949 as Croatia's first national park to protect its breathtaking natural beauty – a phenomenon of karst hydrogeology. The national park is actually a series of 16 lakes constantly changing color from turquoise to green and grey to blue. The whole area was created by a natural process of travertine barrier deposition, and now forms a superb symphony of lakes, waterfalls and surrounding woods with wildlife. Visitors can experience this beautiful rare phenomenon of water and karst by walking the 8 kilometer long trails and wooden bridges or by taking a ride by boat or electric train (if the weather conditions permit).

Includes

Transfers
Professional guide in the national park
National park entrance ticket
Meals and drinks

Important Information

Light sportswear recommended
A moderate amount of walking is involved with some steep parts and steps
Not recommended for children younger than 3-years-old
Not recommended for travelers with health issues
Due to uneven surfaces, this tour is not recommended for those with walking difficulties
Bring your ID