Krka National Park is located near the historic town of Šibenik. The national park is dominated by waterfalls, lakes, remains of a Roman aqueduct and camp, and numerous 14th-century fortifications. The Krka River flows through a 75-kilometer-long stone canyon and flows into the Adriatic Sea near Šibenik. Krka was declared a national park in 1985, and is best known for its waterfalls: Skradinski buk, Roški slap, Bilišića buk, Brljanski slap, Manojlovac and Miljacka slap. The second hydroelectric power plant in the world was built at the foot of Skradinski buk, 2 days after the hydroelectric power plant at Niagara Falls in 1895.
LOZOVAC entrance to Krka National Park
The Lozavac entrance is the main vehicular entrance to the Krka National Park.
You can reach it by road from Šibenik, Skradin, Drniš or Knin. From the highway at the Šibenik exit, head towards Krka National Park
At the entrance to Lozovac there is: Krka National Park Buffet, free sanitary facilities, free parking and a charging station for electric vehicles.
Entrance SKRADIN to Krka National Park
Entrance SKRADIN to Krka National Park
Skradinski buk can be visited by boat or by hiking and cycling trail from Skradin. All visitors must have park tickets.
Visitors who will be transported by boat must have tickets purchased online or at the branch office of the Public Institution “Krka National Park” in Skradin before boarding the boat, and present them to the boat staff, as well as visitors who will come to Skradinski buk by hiking and cycling trail.
Entrance to Roški slap / Laškovica
Roški slap can be visited by road from Drniš, Knin and Skradin or by excursion boats of the National Park “Krka” from Skradinski buk.
To visit Roški slap, please use the parking lots in Laškovica (Parking entrance Roški slap – Laškovica) and in Bogatić Miljevački (Parking entrance Roški slap – Bogatić).
PAYMENT:
- payment by credit card or mobile phone via SoftPOS on site
- by payment to the agency’s account (IBAN: HR0823400091110488677) before the trip
- Mercedes Vito VIP long van 8+1
- Zagreb
- All year round
- People with mobility difficulties / Wheelchair users
- Easy to medium demanding
- Croatian, English, German
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Itinerary
- 7:00 am departure from Zagreb in front of the Lisinski hall or by arrangement, then drive along the A1 highway (Zagreb – Split) to the Zir rest area (BP INA), rest for 20 minutes, continue driving through the Sveti Rok tunnel towards Zadar to the exit (by arrangement):
- Option 1. Skradin (Skradin entrance), drive (on the D56 road) through the town of Skradin to the old bridge on the Krka River, then walk along the pedestrian and bicycle path (macadam distance 4 km)
- Option 2. Šibenik – Drniš (Lozovac entrance), drive (on the D56 road) to the Lozovac reception, then by bus or van or on foot (distance 3.6 km) to Skradinski buk,
