Full-day Guided Trip to Krka National Park with Boat Ride & Swimming Tickets at Split

Full-day Guided Trip to Krka National Park with Boat Ride & Swimming

Leave Split's busy streets behind for a full day exploring one of Croatia's most spectacular national parks. This guided tour to Krka National Park combines natural wonders with cultural heritage, taking you through travertine waterfalls, historic monasteries, and traditional villages. Your English-speaking guide shares insights into the park's geology and the remarkable Jaruga hydroelectric power plant, a feat of 19th-century engineering near Skradinski Buk.

The highlight comes with a scenic boat ride to Skradin, where you'll have the rare opportunity to swim where the Krka River meets the sea. This isn't just another Split day trip - it's a chance to experience Croatia's natural heritage away from the crowds. Walk wooden boardwalks through lush forests, discover historic watermills in a traditional ethno-village, and learn about the 14th-century Krka Monastery, an important Serbian Orthodox spiritual site.

What is Included

• Comfortable air-conditioned transport from Split
• English-speaking guide
• Scenic boat ride to Skradin
• Guided walk through Krka National Park
• Visit to traditional ethno-village and historic watermills
• Swimming opportunity at Skradin river beach
• Information about Krka Monastery

Good to Know

This is a full-day experience departing from Split. The tour includes comfortable walking on boardwalks and paths that can become slippery after rain, so pack appropriate footwear. Bring swimwear for the Skradin swimming opportunity and a waterproof bag for your belongings.

Tour options are available with or without national park entry included. If park entrance isn't included in your booking, you'll need to purchase tickets onsite with cash. Students with valid ID from any country receive discounts on park entry. The experience isn't suitable for wheelchair users due to uneven terrain and steps throughout the park.

Swimming inside Krka National Park itself isn't permitted, but you can swim at the river beach in Skradin where the river flows into the sea. Pack sun protection and comfortable walking shoes for a stress-free day exploring this natural paradise.

If you're looking to explore more of Croatia's stunning coastline, consider combining your visit with Blue Lagoon and Trogir tours from Split or discover the region's rich history with Diocletian's Palace walking tours when you return to the city.