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Krka Waterfalls - Discover Croatia's natural beauty: The magic of the 7 waterfalls

You may have already heard from friends or family that Croatia is an undisputedly beautiful and popular holiday destination. The country on the Adriatic coast attracts thousands of travelers from all over the world every year. But what makes Croatia and its nature so unique, and why should you head there? Aside from the beautiful islands and beaches, there are other treasures hidden in this diverse country – impressive nature, national parks and, most notably, the Krka waterfalls.

Today we would like to take you on a journey to this magnificent natural spectacle. We will not only show you the beauty of the Krka waterfalls, but will also encourage you to explore Croatia with Holiday-Sun as your travel partner. If you are looking for an unforgettable holiday experience, then read on and let yourself be convinced by a Croatia holiday by the sea. We promise you, it will not only be delicious, but also unforgettable!

Fun fact: Parts of the Winnetou films were shot at the Krka Waterfalls (Skradinski buk, Roški slap and at the Veil Falls above the Roški Falls) and in the river gorge in the 1960s.

Krka Wasserfälle Skradinski Buk

Nature adventure in Krka National Park: Here are the Krka Waterfalls

A visit to Krka National Park and the unique Krka Waterfalls is a must on your Croatia vacation. A Dalmatia vacation home from Holiday-Sun is the perfect starting point for this must-do day trip.

A true nature adventure awaits you in the Krka National Park, which goes far beyond the picturesque Krka waterfalls. Numerous well-signposted walking and hiking trails lead you to the most beautiful viewpoints and the Krka waterfalls. Tie your hiking boots well, pack enough drinking water and let yourself be enchanted by the unique scenery while hiking! In addition to the rushing Krka waterfalls surrounded by dense greenery, you will experience views of blooming landscapes with deep blue lakes, mysterious ruins and dense forests – a true natural paradise!

There are several cozy restaurants in the national park for a well-deserved break after the hike. Another highlight awaits you on the small island of Visovac in the lake of the same name: the Franciscan monastery, built in 1445, which houses an impressive art collection. 30-minute boat tours to the island usually start at Skradinski Buk, the most famous waterfall in the national park.

The undisputed highlight of the Krka National Park is the aforementioned Skradinski Buk. At this longest waterfall in the park, the water flows down 17 steps into a shallow pool where you can even take a refreshing swim. But we’ll come to that later.

By renting a bike in Šibenik or Skradin, you can experience the park in a very special way. On 14 partially asphalted mountain bike and cycling trails, you can explore the surrounding nature and continue your adventure in Krka National Park on two wheels.

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The 7 Krka Waterfalls

The Krka Waterfalls in Krka National Park enchant visitors with their natural beauty. Seven breathtaking waterfalls are waiting to be discovered.

On the map you can see the location of Krka National Park and the main entrances in Skradin, Lozovac, Roski Slap, Puljane and Kistanje. The locations of the seven waterfalls are also marked.

Bilusica Buk

Bilusica Buk, consisting of two steps with a height difference of about 20 meters, is best reached from Raducic (Knin-Kistanje road) or from the Promina side (Drnis-Oklaj road) via Gornji, Citluk and Ljubotic.

Brlijan

The Brljan waterfall only shows its splendor during high water. With a length of 300 meters and a depth of 15.5 meters, it is particularly impressive in spring. It can be reached via a hiking trail above the ruins of Burnum.

Manojlovac

It is by far the most beautiful and largest waterfall in Krka National Park and impresses with a total height of almost 60 meters. It can be reached via Bukovac (Knin – Kistanje, near Burnum) or Promina (Drnis – Oklaj).

Rosnyak

Rosnjak, the smallest of the seven Krka waterfalls, is located in a picturesque gorge. It can be reached via Bukovac (Knin-Kistanje) or Promina (Drnis-Oklaj-Puljana).

Miljacka slap

This waterfall is located about 1 km below Rosnjak and falls a total of 23.8 meters. Unfortunately, the waterfall is not accessible because it is located on the site of a power plant. However, it is visible from Bukovac via Knin-Kistanje (towards Oklaj-Drnis).

Roski slap

The waterfall stretches for about 650 meters and flows into the Visovac Lake. There is also an ethnographic museum here. The waterfall can be reached from Promina via the Drnis-Siritovi road or from the Bukovac side via the village of Lastkovica.

Skradinski Buk

Skradinski Buk, which is the longest waterfall in Krka National Park at around 800 meters, runs over 17 steps. It is best reached via the route Sibenik – Prukljan Lake – Skradin. Skradinski Buk is one of the most beautiful travertine waterfalls in Europe and forms the impressive conclusion to this natural symphony in the heart of Krka National Park.

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The National Park and the Krka Waterfalls

Croatia, a popular and beautiful holiday destination, hides a true natural treasure in the Krka National Park. About 75 kilometers from Zadar and 85 kilometers from Split, this stunning national park stretches along the Krka River from Knin to Skradin near the Adriatic coast. The Dalmatia region therefore serves as a strategic starting point for your visit.

Opening hours of Krka National Park: A nature experience in every season

Krka National Park opens its gates all year round to take visitors into the fascinating world of Krka Waterfalls and other natural wonders. The summer months, from June to August, offer extended opening hours so that nature lovers can fully enjoy the beauty of the park. During this time, the park welcomes its guests from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.

During the transition periods in spring (March) and autumn (November), the gates of the national park are open from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m./5:00 p.m./6:00 p.m. In the winter months of December, January and February, the opening hours are shortened to 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Please note that it is recommended to check the official Krka National Park website before your visit to take into account any changes or special events to ensure that your nature adventure in Krka National Park runs smoothly.

Entrance fees 2024 for Krka Waterfalls and National Park

  • Jan/Feb/Mar/Nov/Dec:
    • Adults: 7 €
    • Children (7-18 years): 4 €
  • Apr/May/Oct:
    • Adults: 20 €
    • Children (7-18 years): 12 €
  • Jun/Jul/Aug/Sep:
    • Adults: 40 €
    • Children (7-18 years): 15 €

Children under 7 years of age have free entry and can therefore experience the beauty of the national park free of charge.

Limitation of the number of visitors to the Krka waterfalls

Since July 2017, following the recommendation of UNESCO and in response to the extremely high number of visitors to Skradinski Buk, Krka National Park has taken measures to protect the flora and fauna. A maximum visitor limit has been introduced and only a maximum of 10,000 visitors are allowed in the park at the same time.

To ensure that you can experience the natural beauty of the Krka Waterfalls in peace, we recommend buying your tickets in advance online. This not only saves time but also ensures that you get in on your preferred day.

Discover Dalmatia: Experience more than just the Krka Waterfalls

The Dalmatia region has more to offer than just Krka Waterfalls, and spending your Croatia holiday here has many advantages. From the picturesque towns along the Adriatic coast to the idyllic beaches, Dalmatia offers a fascinating mix of culture, history and nature.

Charming coastal towns such as Split and Dubrovnik delight with ancient ruins and vibrant city life, while the beaches on the Adriatic invite you to relax and sunbathe. The region’s culinary diversity, characterized by Mediterranean flavors and fresh seafood, rounds off the experience.

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Discover the Krka Waterfalls with Holiday-Sun: Your dream holiday in Dalmatia

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FAQ Krka

Most frequent questions and answers

The Krka are an impressive series of waterfalls along the Krka River in Croatia. The river flows through the Krka National Park, which is known for its stunning nature and diverse wildlife.

The Krka are located in the Krka National Park, which is located in the south of Croatia near the city of Šibenik. The national park covers an area of about 109 square kilometers.

There are a total of seven main waterfalls along the Krka River. The most famous among them is the Skradinski buk waterfall, which is considered one of the most beautiful waterfalls in Croatia.

The waterfalls are easily accessible by car, bus or boat. The nearest town is Šibenik, from where there are organized tours. There are also trails within the national park that lead to the waterfalls.

The best time to visit is in spring or fall when the weather is pleasant and the vegetation is green and lush. During the summer months, it can be crowded as many tourists visit the falls.

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