Full DayFree cancellationPlitvice Lakes Group Tour Guided
Full-day guided bus tour to Croatia's iconic Plitvice Lakes.

5 tours available · From €65
Croatia's most famous national park and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, featuring 16 cascading turquoise lakes connected by waterfalls. Wooden boardwalks wind through ancient forests above crystal-clear water.
Distance from Split
280 km
3.5 hours drive
Best Time to Visit
May - September
Entrance Fee
€21-40 (seasonal)
Full DayFree cancellationFull-day guided bus tour to Croatia's iconic Plitvice Lakes.
PrivateFree cancellationPrivate Plitvice Lakes tour exploring both Lower and Upper Lakes.
PrivateFree cancellationPrivate Plitvice Lakes tour from Split with guide and scenic drive.
Free cancellationSplit to Zagreb transfer with guided Plitvice Lakes stop and entrance included.
Free cancellationPrivate Plitvice Lakes tour for cruise guests from Zadar port. UNESCO waterfalls, personal guide.
Plitvice Lakes is 280 km from Split, approximately 3.5 hours by car. All our tours include comfortable round-trip transportation with hotel pickup in Split.
Entrance fees for Plitvice Lakes are approximately €21-40 (seasonal). Some of our tours include entrance fees in the price -- check the tour details.
The best time to visit Plitvice Lakes is may - september. This period offers the best weather, longest daylight hours, and the most vibrant atmosphere for your tour experience.
Plitvice Lakes National Park is approximately 280 km (about 3.5 hours) from Split by car. It's a full-day trip, but the stunning scenery of 16 cascading turquoise lakes makes it well worth the journey. Our tours include comfortable round-trip transportation.
Yes, one full day is enough to see the highlights of Plitvice Lakes. Our guided tour covers both the Upper and Lower Lakes, the Great Waterfall, and includes a scenic boat ride across Lake Kozjak. You'll typically spend 4-5 hours walking the boardwalks inside the park.
Plitvice Lakes entrance fees vary seasonally, ranging from approximately 21 to 40 euros per adult. Peak season (June-September) has the highest prices. Online booking is recommended as daily visitor numbers are limited. Check your tour details -- some tours include entrance fees.
Spring (April-May) and autumn (September-October) offer the best experience — fewer crowds, vivid foliage in fall, and powerful waterfalls fed by seasonal rain. Summer is warmest but most crowded with timed entry limits. Winter brings a magical snowy landscape but some trails may close.
Yes. Most visitors can explore both sections in 4-6 hours. The Lower Lakes feature the dramatic Great Waterfall and narrow canyons, while the Upper Lakes offer wider panoramas and the scenic Lake Kozjak boat crossing. Our private tours let you pace the visit however you prefer.