Krka National Park Tickets 2026
Explore Skradinski Buk & Roški Slap waterfalls | Reserve now & pay later
About Krka National Park Tickets
Book your Krka National Park tickets and explore one of Croatia’s most beautiful nature reserves. Walk along the wooden pathways and discover the famous Skradinski Buk waterfall with its seventeen cascades. Take a scenic boat ride from the town of Skradin straight into the park. Explore the Roški Slap waterfall and visit the ancient Roman military camp at Burnum. Your ticket includes access to all accessible land sites in the park. Reserve your tickets online to secure your spot and start your adventure in nature.
Walk the circular boardwalks over the Krka River and see the magnificent Skradinski Buk waterfall. It is the longest tufa barrier in Europe, creating a beautiful network of cascades and clear pools.
Beyond the main Skradinski Buk area, you will find other waterfalls worth seeing. There are seven main waterfalls in the park. Discover the Roški Slap waterfall, known for the series of small cascades called the Necklaces.
Your ticket includes a relaxing boat ride from the charming town of Skradin to the Skradinski Buk entrance. The boat operates from April to October and offers a great view of the river canyon.
Visit the restored watermills that show how locals lived and worked in the past. See the Jaruga hydroelectric power plant, one of the oldest in the world.
Explore the Burnum archaeological site located in the upper parts of the park. See the remains of a Roman military amphitheater and learn about the region's ancient history.
Reserve your Krka National Park tickets today without paying anything upfront. Keep your travel plans completely flexible and pay later when you are ready.
Visiting Krka National Park was one of the highlights of our trip to Croatia. The walking trails around Skradinski Buk are very well-maintained and mostly flat. We loved hearing the sound of the water everywhere we walked. The boat ride from Skradin was a very nice addition to the day. It gave us a great view of the river before we even started walking. Highly recommend this for families and couples.
The park is incredibly beautiful and green. We arrived early in the morning, which made the experience very quiet and relaxing. The boardwalks take you right over the clear water, where you can see fish swimming. We also visited the Roman ruins at Burnum, which was a nice surprise. The whole park is well organized and easy to navigate. This ticket is definitely worth the value.
DESCRIPTION
Krka National Park Tickets
- Entry ticket to Krka National Park
- Access to Skradinski Buk and all accessible land sites within the park
- Boat ride from Skradin to Skradinski Buk (April to October)
- Shuttle bus from Lozovac entrance
PRO TIP:
DISCOVER THE BEAUTY OF THE KRKA RIVER
Start your visit by taking a scenic boat ride from Skradin or walking down from the Lozovac entrance. The park follows the Krka River and covers a large area with waterfalls, lakes, and lush forests. Your first stop will likely be Skradinski Buk, the most famous part of the park. Here, the river flows over seventeen different steps, creating a loud and beautiful display of water. You will walk on wooden boardwalks that bridge the small lakes and streams. The path is circular, making it easy to see the waterfalls from different angles.
EXPLORE HISTORY AND CULTURE
Krka National Park is also home to rich cultural monuments. Near Skradinski Buk, you will find old stone watermills that have been restored. They now house small exhibitions showing traditional weaving and grain milling. You will also see the Jaruga hydroelectric power plant. It started working in 1895, just two days after the famous plant on the Niagara River. Further up the river, you can visit the Roman military camp of Burnum. It features the remains of an amphitheater and offers a look into ancient times. Consider taking a boat to Visovac Island. This tiny island is home to a peaceful Franciscan monastery dating back to the 15th century.
RELAX AT ROŠKI SLAP
If you have more time, it’s well worth exploring beyond the main area. Krka has seven waterfalls in total, and one of the most rewarding to visit is Roški Slap, known for its peaceful setting and more untouched atmosphere. This waterfall is located further upstream and provides a quieter environment. It features a main drop of over 20 meters and a series of smaller cascades known as the Necklaces. You can walk the educational trail around the area or climb the 517 wooden steps to the Oziđana Pećina cave. From the top, you get a fantastic view of the river canyon and the waterfalls below.
FREE CANCELLATION UP TO 24H IN ADVANCE!
Receive a complete refund if you cancel your booking 24 hours before the selected date!
Did you know?
Krka National Park has one of the highest densities of lavender in Europe. The area attracts a high number of bees and butterflies during the blooming season. The park is home to eighteen different species of fish, and ten of them are endemic to this region. The ria of the Krka River, where the river meets the sea, is 23.5 kilometers long and is known for its exceptional water purity.
GOOD TO KNOW BEFORE YOU GO
- Please bring a valid ID or passport for entry.
- Wear comfortable walking shoes, as you will be walking on wooden boardwalks and natural paths.
- Bring a reusable water bottle to stay hydrated during your walk.
- Pack sunscreen and a hat, especially if you are visiting during the summer months.
- Dogs are welcome in the park when kept on a leash.
- The boat ride from Skradin to Skradinski Buk operates from April to October.
Meeting Point
You can enter the park at either the Skradin entrance or the Lozovac entrance. If you choose the Skradin entrance, you will take a boat ride to the waterfalls. If you choose the Lozovac entrance, you can walk down a scenic path or take a short shuttle bus ride during the summer.
For travelers who prefer not to drive or navigate public transport, our Krka National Park tour from Zadar provides direct transport to these entrances with everything organized for you.
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Krka National Park Tour from Split
Book the Krka National Park Tour from Split, and see some of Croatia’s most beautiful nature! We’ll pick you up in Split in an air-conditioned bus, and take you to the national park. There you'll find a green oasis along the river Krka, full of waterfalls, flora, and fauna. Next up is a relaxing boat ride to the town of Skradin, a charming town on the Adriatic Sea. We end with Plastovo village, where you’ll sample wine, cheese, and olive oil before returning to Split!
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Discover Krka National Park on a relaxing guided day trip filled with nature, waterfalls, and local charm. Travel in an air-conditioned bus, enjoy a panoramic boat ride along the Krka River, and explore the park at your own pace. Walk the wooden trails and see the famous Skradinski Buk waterfalls up close. After the park, visit the historic town of Skradin, with time for sightseeing or swimming at the local beach before heading back to Zadar. Reserve your spot now and enjoy a perfect day at Krka National Park.