Krka National Park

A lovely place for nature and walking lovers. Wonderful sights of falling water. We were given 2 hours and it was enough for calm walking. Some people of the group managed to have a lunch. Have comfortable walking shoes; in some places paths can be extremely slipper. There are places to buy snacks, ice-cream. There's at least one souvenir shop. There were also some women selling Croatian snacks.

I visited Krka National Park, and I must say it was an unforgettable experience. The park offers stunning scenery, with waterfalls that are simply breathtaking. I was most impressed by Skradinski Buk, where you can walk along wooden pathways and observe the waterfall from various angles – truly impressive! Roški slap was more peaceful, and the historical mills around it created a unique atmosphere. I also loved the opportunity to swim in the natural pools, especially around Skradinski Buk, where the water is clear and refreshing. The park is great for a variety of activities, from hiking to boat tours on the Krka River, so there’s something for everyone. If you’re planning a visit, make sure to bring comfortable shoes for hiking. Although the park can get a bit crowded in the summer, it’s still definitely worth it. I highly recommend visiting this amazing piece of nature!

Stunning views and a beautiful place to wander around. Waterfalls were incredible but walking alongside the river itself was also lovely. Lots of good (albeit fairly pricey) food options near the main waterfalls, entry was more than I expected but kind of worth it if you spend most of the day wandering round and not just visiting the main waterfall.

Was an amazing experience! My gf and I went in the winter time, and only saw a little bit of the park. However it was still beautiful and a wonderful time! I would recommend it to anyone!

Stunning natural park. I went on a weekday and in October so it wasn’t crowded. I booked in advance and was there around 8:30 am!

One of the really beautiful national parks in Croatia. Only 3 kilometers walk through the astonishingly beautiful park and it's extremely well guided. There are bathrooms, souvenir shops, one restaurant and some kiosks to buy food and drinks, half-way to the end. At the end of the walk, there are more restaurants and a bathroom free of charge. If you take a taxi from Šibenik or you're driving to get to to the park, please make sure you are allowed to go all the way down to the park. Unless you are quite fit. Once you get down there, the route thru the park is also available to do with a stroller or a wheelchair. To me, it didn't felt very accessible, but, I saw people with children and dogs and strollers and wheelchairs, so it can be done, I guess. However, will not be easy to get up to the parking lot. It's quite steep the way back and not very accessible. Maybe there's another way the get up, not sure, because people made it! But that said, there are also a couple or arranged tours in Krka. One is for two hours and one is for four hours. As I was with a day tour group I didn't have time to do these tours, but they might very well be worth to try! Nevertheless, it was very beautiful, even during the high season with loads of tourists. For me, it was the highlight of my short visit in Croatia.

An amazing amount of clean, flowing water everywhere you go. Many fish visible, but fishing is not allowed except perhaps outside the park. Beautiful wooden walking path.

If you’re visiting Split Croatia, you have to book the KRKA National Park Tour, it is an absolute beauty. With its massive water fall and over 25 different species of fishes, it is a must see. The only problem was, you are not allowed to swim or go in the water in the park but if you are a nature lover, you will definitely love it.