This is an excellent way to see Krka National Park exactly as you want. If you don’t really like big groups and don’t want to follow guides, you can spend your day in a different way. When you finish Krka tour you can go to swimming at beautiful beach at Skradin, small town near Krka Waterfalls. You may want to sit in the shade under the tree after a long walk, or have coffee time, lunch or something else... The tour takes about 7-8hours, including the ride there and back. Explore waterfalls 2-3 hours and leave 2 hours for Skradin city tour, coffee break or swimming time.
Ticket is reserved ( not included in the price), skip the line with our vaucher reservation and get directly in the boat for ride to the Krka park (20minutes boat ride).The ticket includes boat ride from Skradin to the National Park Krka and back. We'll meet again at agreement time drive back to Zadar. Driving time back 1 hour.
MEETING POINT 1. Široka Ulica 2. The main street in the old town, also known as Kalelarga. 7:20 am ZadarAdventures office 2. Pick up at our bus station. Time and location you will get day before tour.. KRKA WATERFALLS Info tour Start from Zadar around 8:00am Arrive in Skradin around 9:00 Collect entry tickets and wait for the boat tour. Boat ride through the Skradin canal and Krka canyon (around 20min boat ride). Arrive in the Park. Walk in the park is very easy and comfortable. You have enough time to enjoy with amazing clear weather gorgeous waterfalls and incredible. Take your summer swimming suit, relax and refresh at Skradin beach. Swim at beach where is mixed sea water and Krka river water.
You will make your own way to the meeting points
Entrance Ticket are waiting at the desk . Collect the tickets and enter the boat tour Skradin - Krka Waterfalls . Our guide will take tickets and you will get in the boat and ride to the Krka Waterfalls Boat ride 20 minutes from Skadin to Krka Waterfalls. Arrive in the park and start exploring nature of waterfalls.
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