Krka & Zadar Tour

Meet Ivan – Your Friendly & Reliable Driver

Hello, dear traveler! My name is Ivan, and I am the owner of one of the most trusted private transfer services in Split, Croatia more than 10 years. I take great pride in offering a safe, comfortable, and flexible day trip from Split to Krka National Park including visit to Zadar, making sure you enjoy every moment of your journey.

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Why Choose Us?

• Stress-Free & Reliable – No hidden fees, no surprises.
• English-Speaking Drivers – Friendly, knowledgeable, and professional.
• Luxury Vehicles – Comfortable, air-conditioned cars and vans.
• Fast & Easy Booking – Reserve in under 2 minutes, no credit card needed!
• Luggage Assistance – We help you with your bags, so you can relax.
• Private door to door transfer.

Krka National Park, located in central Croatia, is a stunning natural oasis known for its lush landscapes, cascading waterfalls, and diverse wildlife. A visit to the park offers a chance to explore pristine rivers, hike scenic trails, and enjoy breathtaking views. The most famous attraction is the Skradinski Buk waterfall, one of the largest in Croatia, which you can admire from various viewpoints. Visitors can also take boat trips along the Krka River to discover hidden corners of the park. Krka National Park is rich in both history and geology.

Facts

• Krka national park is one of the most visited private tours from Split and surrounding area ( Krka excursion is also possible from Podstrana, Kaštela, Trogir and Makarska area, for other cities please contact us).

Historical Highlights

KRKA NATIONAL PARK

• The area has been inhabited since prehistoric times, with ancient Roman settlements like Burnum and the 14th-century Monastery of Krka on Visovac Island.
• In the 19th century, the Krka River became an industrial hub, with watermills and the historic Krka Hydro Power Plant, one of Europe’s first hydroelectric plants.
• The area around the River Krka has been declared a National Park because of its natural beauty and its geological characteristics (an area of karst rock). The river rises 43 km (as the crow flies) from Šibenik, beneath the best-known mountain in Croatia and Dalmatia, Dinara.
• This mountain has given its name to the mountain range which stretches about 600 km encompassing the mountains of the Croatia coastal area and of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
• The Krka is 73 km long in all, of wich the first part flows through plains (13 km) the second (40 km) through a canyon and the final stage forms lakes joined to the sea.

ZADAR

• Ancient History – Zadar is one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in Croatia, dating back to the 9th century BC when it was a settlement of the Illyrians.
• Roman Heritage – The city has well-preserved Roman ruins, including the Roman Forum, built in the 1st century BC, and the remains of ancient streets and temples.
• Sea Organ – A unique, wave-powered musical instrument located on the city’s waterfront that produces hauntingly beautiful sounds as the sea flows through its pipes.
• Greeting to the Sun – A large solar-powered installation near the Sea Organ that lights up at night in colorful patterns, symbolizing the universe and solar system.
• St. Donatus Church – One of Croatia’s most famous landmarks, this 9th-century pre-Romanesque church is a symbol of Zadar and known for its circular design and great acoustics.
• Beautiful Coastline – Zadar is surrounded by stunning beaches and serves as a gateway to several Croatian islands, including Dugi Otok, Ugljan, and Pašman.
• Rich Culinary Scene – The city is famous for Pag cheese, maraschino liqueur, and fresh seafood, making it a great destination for food lovers.
• UNESCO Heritage – The defense walls of Zadar, built during the Venetian period, are part of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Venetian Works of Defence.
• Sunsets Loved by Hitchcock – The famous director Alfred Hitchcock once claimed that Zadar has the most beautiful sunset in the world.

Tips for Visitors:

1. Wear comfortable shoes – The park has walking trails, some of which can be slippery near waterfalls.
2. Bring swimwear – During warmer months, swimming is allowed in certain areas of the park, especially near Skradinski Buk.
3. Early arrival – To avoid the crowds, try to arrive early, especially in the summer.
4. Take a boat tour – For a unique perspective of the park, take one of the scenic boat rides to explore from the water.
5. Respect nature – Stay on designated paths and refrain from disturbing the wildlife.

Drop off points

• Skradin

Romantic Mediterranean town full of narrow paved streets, passages, vaults and stairs. The entire town core is a protected cultural monument. It still has many houses dating from the 18th and 19th century. From this place boat is departing upwards Krka river and view from the boat is amazing as you are reaching waterfalls.

• Lozovac

Walking distance to the waterfalls, excellent opportunity to visit Krka national park if you dont have lot of time.

• Zadar

Known for its Roman and Venetian ruins, medieval churches, and beautiful waterfront, Zadar blends ancient charm with modern art installations like the Sea Organ and Sun Salutation. It’s a lovely spot with stunning sunsets, vibrant culture, and a relaxed Mediterranean vibe.

Itinerary

• 08:00 Direct pick up from your hotel/apartment (flexible pick up time based on your request)
• 09:15 Arrival at National Park Krka
• 09:30 Upon arrival at Skradin enjoy the 3 hours of exploring Krka national park. You can also enter at Lozovac entrance and take boat ride to Skradin.
• 12:30 Leave the Krka and we head towards Zadar
• 14:00 Arrival at Zadar city center (sightseeing)
• 16:00 Departure towards Split
• 19:00 Arrival in Split – city center or your accommodation

VIP TICKETS

We have great option to offer you tickets for VIP entrance at Krka National park. Price for these tickets is the same as for regular tickets. Difference is that with those tickets for VIP entrance we can take you all the way to the bottom (and pick you up later also, on return) with vehicle. Otherwise you will have to go on foot for about 4 kilometers or with their local bus that goes every 30 minutes. When booking, please mention that you also want VIP tickets so that we can reserve them in time.

Prices

Passengers	Price
1-3	349 €
4-8	399 €
9-16	798 €
17-24	1197 €

For bigger group please contact us on email

BOOK YOUR PRIVATE DAY TRIP WITH ME OR MY COLLEGUE DRIVERS TODAY!

If you’re looking for a comfortable, reliable, and stress-free day trip to Krka National Park and Zadar, with drivers who speak english very well and are able to assist you with everything you need,let me take care of everything.

Enjoy while exploring one of the most beautiful places in Croatia!

Let’s make your day trip unforgettable!