Trips & tickets
Krka listings overlap heavily. These are the formats that genuinely differ — where they start, which entrance they use, whether the park ticket is included, and how long you get at the falls.
Bus from Split with discounted park tickets, a boat ride up the Krka to Skradinski buk, a swim stop at Skradin's river-sea spot and a winery visit with wine, cheese and olive oil.
A day trip from Split to the Skradinski buk area, with an optional walking tour and wine tasting so you can shape the day.
Entry covering Skradinski buk, Roški slap, the Manojlovac waterfall, the Burnum archaeological site and the Krka eco-campus at Puljane.
A day from Split with skip-the-line access, the boat ride from Skradin into the park and time at the Krka waterfalls.
By bus from Zadar with a licensed guide who explains the park's plants and wildlife, the old water mills and Croatia's first hydroelectric plant.
A day by boat from Vodice past St Nicholas Fortress and Šibenik, up the Krka to the waterfalls, with a stop to taste mussels from a local farm.
The full GetYourGuide listing for Krka National Park — park tickets, day tours from Split, Trogir and Zadar, boat trips from Šibenik and Vodice and private trips, with live prices.
On the park's 2026 price list an adult ticket is €40 from June to September and €20 in April, May and October. A tour that leaves it out is only cheaper on paper.
The park's ticket shop allows 2 hours to walk the circuit at the falls, not counting the trip down by bus or boat. Compare the stop at the falls, not the length of the day.
The park's boats to Visovac and Roški slap are sold only in the park and arranged day by day. If Visovac matters to you, check whether a tour builds it in or leaves it to you on the day.
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