Krka National Park
Croatia
Krka is the waterfall park behind Šibenik, an hour from Split and an hour and a half from Zadar, and the day trip from…
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Croatia has eight national parks and twelve nature parks, and two of them account for most visitors. Plitvice Lakes is a chain of sixteen lakes linked by travertine falls, walked on boardwalks with a boat and a road train included; tickets are sold for a timed entry and the summer slots sell out, so book ahead and take the first hour. Krka, near Sibenik, is smaller and easier, with Skradinski Buk at its centre, a boat to the Visovac monastery island and upstream falls at Roski Slap. Swimming at Krka’s main fall ended in 2021.
Croatia
Krka is the waterfall park behind Šibenik, an hour from Split and an hour and a half from Zadar, and the day trip from…
34 tickets & tours
Croatia
Plitvice is the park of sixteen terraced lakes in the Croatian interior, two hours from Zagreb and three from Split or…
20 tickets & tours
Croatia
The Kornati are the archipelago of bare islands off the Dalmatian coast between Zadar and Šibenik, and the park is…
18 tickets & tours
Croatia
The Brijuni islands lie two kilometres off the Istrian coast opposite the fishing port of Fažana, fifteen minutes north…
10 tickets & tours
Croatia
Telašćica is a long, sheltered bay cut into the southern end of Dugi Otok, the long island, the outermost of the large…
6 tickets & tours
Croatia
Biokovo is the wall of grey limestone that rises straight behind the beaches of the Makarska Riviera in central…
5 tickets & tours
Croatia
Risnjak is the forested mountain park of Gorski Kotar, the wooded highland that separates the Croatian interior from…
4 tickets & tours
Croatia
Učka is the mountain that rises straight out of the sea behind the old Austrian resort of Opatija and the Kvarner…
3 tickets & tours
Croatia
Mljet is the long, thin, green island that lies off the coast of southern Dalmatia north-west of Dubrovnik, and the…
2 tickets & tours
Croatia
Paklenica lies on the Adriatic coast of Croatia, in northern Dalmatia, where the southern end of the Velebit mountains…
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The sea parks are reached by boat: Kornati, a maze of bare islands, and Telascica from Zadar and Murter; Brijuni, Tito’s summer residence, from Fazana near Pula; Mljet, with its salt lakes and island monastery, from Dubrovnik. For walkers there are the Paklenica canyons cut into Velebit, Biokovo with its skywalk above Makarska, Risnjak and Ucka. Prices at Plitvice and Krka drop sharply outside June to September, and both are arguably finer in May and October.