Best ValueFree cancellation7hGroup
Krka Waterfalls Group Tour
Full-day hiking + boat cruise through Krka National Park.
From€35 /person
Croatia
Krka Waterfalls
6 tours available · From €35
About This Destination
About Krka Waterfalls
Krka National Park features a series of spectacular waterfalls, emerald pools, and a scenic river canyon. The iconic Skradinski Buk cascade is one of Croatia's most photographed natural wonders.
Distance from Split
115 km
1.5 hours drive
Best Time to Visit
May - September
Entrance Fee
€13-35 (seasonal)
Available Experiences
Tours to Krka Waterfalls
Best ValueFree cancellation
Free cancellation6hSmall Group
Krka Waterfalls Small Group Tour, Split
Small group Krka Waterfalls tour from Split. Wooden boardwalks, Skradinski Buk, licensed guide.
From€250 /person
PrivateFree cancellation8hPrivate
Private Tour to Krka Waterfalls
Private tour to Krka waterfalls from Split with flexible schedule.
From€420 /group
Free cancellation6h 30minPrivate
Krka National Park Private Tour with Lunch & Entry
All-inclusive private Krka tour with lunch and park entrance.
From€390 /person
Free cancellation6hPrivate
Krka & Trogir Shore Excursion
Nature + culture combo: Krka waterfalls and UNESCO Trogir.
From€500 /person
Free cancellation5h 30minPrivate
Private Krka Waterfalls Tour, Zadar Port
Private Krka Waterfalls tour for cruise guests from Zadar. Entrance included, plus Zadar old town visit.
From€590 /group
Travel Guide
Practical Information
Getting There from Split
Krka Waterfalls is 115 km from Split, approximately 1.5 hours by car. All our tours include comfortable round-trip transportation with hotel pickup in Split.
Entrance Fees
Entrance fees for Krka Waterfalls are approximately €13-35 (seasonal). Some of our tours include entrance fees in the price -- check the tour details.
Best Time to Visit
The best time to visit Krka Waterfalls is may - september. This period offers the best weather, longest daylight hours, and the most vibrant atmosphere for your tour experience.
Insider Tips
- Swimming policies at Skradinski Buk change seasonally -- check before your visit.
- Visit the Roski Slap area for fewer crowds and equally stunning waterfalls.
- Bring water shoes if you plan to wade near the cascades.
- The park entrance at Lozovac has the shortest walk to Skradinski Buk waterfall.
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you swim at Krka Waterfalls?
Swimming policies at Krka National Park change seasonally and have varied in recent years. During summer months, swimming near Skradinski Buk may be restricted to protect the ecosystem. We recommend checking the latest park regulations before your visit -- your guide will have up-to-date information.
How far is Krka from Split?
Krka National Park is about 115 km (1.5 hours by car) from Split. Our guided tours include comfortable transportation from your Split hotel or the cruise port, so you can relax and enjoy the scenic drive along the Dalmatian coast.
What's the entrance fee for Krka?
Krka National Park entrance fees vary seasonally, ranging from approximately 13 to 35 euros per adult. Peak season (June-September) has the highest prices. Some of our tours include the entrance fee in the price -- check the tour details for what's included.
Which is better, Krka or Plitvice?
Both parks are spectacular but different. Krka is closer to Split (1.5 hours vs. 3.5 hours), more accessible, and historically allowed swimming. Plitvice is larger with 16 cascading lakes and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. If time is limited, Krka is easier for a half-day trip. For a once-in-a-lifetime experience, Plitvice is unmatched.
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