Experience the beauty of Krka National Park, a UNESCO-listed gem, just 1.5 hours from Split. Walk scenic wooden paths, visit a charming ethno village, and unwind with a boat ride to Skradin. End the tour at a local winery for an unforgettable experience!
Discover the untouched beauty of Krka National Park on this immersive day trip from Split. Stroll scenic wooden pathways to the stunning Skradinski Buk waterfall, hear captivating local stories, and end the day with a swim where the Krka River meets the sea.
Explore Croatia’s natural wonder on a full-day tour to Plitvice Lakes from Split. Stroll scenic trails, cruise across emerald lakes, and admire 78m waterfalls in this UNESCO-listed paradise. Includes boat and train rides, transportation, and guide insights—perfect for nature lovers and photographers alike.
Discover the charm of Herzegovina on a one-day tour to Mostar, home to the iconic 16th-century bridge and rich multicultural heritage. Finish the day at Kravica Waterfalls for a refreshing swim or explore Međugorje, one of Europe’s most famous pilgrimage sites.
Escape Split’s crowds and discover the countryside on a 3.5-hour open-top bus tour. Explore Klis Fortress, Stella Croatica Ethno-village, and Hidden Dalmatia’s interactive center. Enjoy guided commentary, a Split walking tour, and scenic views—perfect for nature lovers and culture seekers alike.
Yes. All Krka Waterfalls tours — including Krka Food & Wine, standard Krka, and private Krka tours — are family-friendly. The walking paths
are safe, well-maintained, and suitable for children and older guests.
The Krka Food & Wine tour includes a full visit to Krka National Park followed by a local wine-tasting experience. You’ll sample Croatian
wines, traditional foods, and enjoy scenic views of the region’s vineyards and countryside.
The standard Krka Waterfalls tour lasts around 8 hours, including travel time, guided walks, free time for photos, and a visit to the
Skradinski Buk waterfall area.
Plitvice Lakes involves walking on wooden pathways and hiking gentle slopes. The 12-hour day trip requires moderate fitness, but the tour
is suitable for most visitors. The Private Plitvice option allows for a slower, customized pace.
Bring comfortable walking shoes, a hat, sunscreen, water, snacks, and a fully charged phone or camera. For long tours like Plitvice, light
sportswear and a small backpack are recommended.
Both tours visit the same lakes and waterfalls. The Economy tour is a more affordable option with group transportation, while the Standard
tour includes a longer itinerary and additional viewpoints for photos.
Yes. The tour includes guided sightseeing in Mostar plus free time to explore the Old Bridge, markets, and cafes. You’ll also have time to
relax or swim at Kravice Waterfalls, depending on the season.
Swimming is no longer allowed inside the main waterfall area of Plitvice Lakes or Krka Waterfalls. However, some Krka tours include a stop
at the area where the Krka River meets the Adriatic Sea, where swimming may be possible.