The loveliest approach to Krka’s famous waterfalls
We prefer entering via Skradin: first the little town, then the national-park boat upstream. At the falls, a loop of boardwalks passes cascades and old mills.
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Park in Skradin, buy tickets and check the current boat departure.
Take the national-park boat to Skradinski buk.
Walk the marked loop, then return to Skradin by boat.
Our local tip
Arrive early in high season. Swimming at Skradinski buk is not permitted, so plan a separate swim outside the park later.
Before you leave
Please check current boat times, admission, weather and seasonal notices. Prices and opening hours can change.
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NatureCarsten Steger · CC BY-SA 4.0Boardwalks, sea views and a tiny church inside a cave
One of our favourite short walks near Šibenik: first to the dramatic sea fortress, then along the channel to the cave church of St Anthony. If you still have energy, add one of the viewpoints.
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NatureMarkogalicx · CC BY-SA 4.0A mysterious salt lake beside the marina
The round, deep-blue Zmajevo oko is small but unusual. Follow it with an easy walk through Rogoznica, across the causeway and around the harbour.
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NatureMladen Bozickovic · CC BY-SA 4.0A quieter Krka day of watermills and a monastery island
Roški slap feels more unhurried than the park’s main waterfall. Combine its cascades and old mills with a boat trip to Visovac monastery island when services are running.
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