Ticket for the entire park.

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Valid 1 day: Check availability to see starting times
Wheelchair accessible

Highlights

Skradinski Buk Waterfall
Roški Slap Waterfall
Manojlovac Waterfall
Burnum
Krka Eco Campus in Puljane

Full description

When visiting Krka National Park, you'll experience a breathtaking combination of natural beauty and historical sites.
Skradinski Buk Waterfall, the longest tufa barrier in Europe, is the most famous and most visited waterfall on the Krka River. Its tufa barriers, islands, and lakes form one of the most unusual and loveliest landscapes of Krka National Park. The entrance fee includes the visit to Skradinski Buk and all accessible land sites.
Entrance is on foot, by bus, by bicycle, or by Krka National Park's boat.

Includes

Entry ticket includes visits to site Skradinski Buk and all terrestrial localities, including:
Roški Slap Waterfall
Manojlovac Waterfall
Burnum
Krka Eco Campus in Puljane
Skradinski Buk Waterfall
Entry ticket includes transport by bus or boat, depending on which entry you pick:
Transport by boat on Skradin - Skradinski buk - Skradin route (available from
1.4 to 31.10)
Transport by bus on Lozovac - Skradinski buk - Lozovac route (available from
1.4 to 31.10)

Meeting point

Meeting point may vary depending on the option booked.

Important information

What to bring

Comfortable shoes
Food and drinks
Comfortable clothes
Outdoor clothing

Know before you go

If you choose a ticket starting from 8:00 AM, you can arrive at the park at any time you like and stay until the end of working hours.
If you choose a ticket starting from 3:00 PM, you can arrive at the park from 3 PM and stay at the park until the end of working hours.
Dogs on a leash may enter the Park. However, dogs are not permitted on Visovac Island.

Customer reviews

Overall rating

4.4 /5

based on 134 reviews

Review summary

Value for money
4/5

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It s overpriced. And you need to drive from one point to another….

A complete rip-off. For €40 per person, you are herded through the park like a herd of cattle. At 33°C, you get 0.5 liters of water for €4 in plastic bottles, which, even after asking, are supposed to be disposed of in the trash. In this day and age, this is unacceptable for a national park. Recycling raw materials, especially from water bottles, is really not a challenge anymore!!!

Nearby destinations

Nearby sights

Krka National Park - All Sites - Entry ticket

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