Day Trips

From Zadar: Krka National Park & Traditional Etnoland Guided Day Trip

Duration

10 hrs

Open today

8:00am - 8:00pm

Free cancellation

Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start of your experience

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Book now without paying anything. Cancel for free if your plans change.

Guided tour

Transfers available

Meals included

Indulge in a sumptuous meal as a part of your experience

Embark on this day trip to Krka National Park with pit stops at the idyllic town of Skradic and Sladic Winery and an expert guide at the helm.

Visit Krka National Park, home to seven travertine waterfalls, while enjoying hassle-free transfers from Zadar and four wine tastings.

Get to see the mighty Skrandinski buk waterfall cascade over the limestone rocks, considered the longest tufa barrier in Europe.

Tickle your taste buds by sampling some unique wines, olive oils, and cheese at Sladic Winery after you visit Krka National Park.

End your tour by taking a walk through Zadar’s Old Town, once home to the Romans in the 1st century BC.

Full-day trip to Krka National Park

English-speaking guide

AC bus transfers

Walking tour of Zadar’s Old Town

Entry to Sladic Winery

Entry to Skradin

Wine, olive, and cheese tastings

Ticket to Krka National Park (at an additional cost)

TOTAL DURATION10 hours - 10 hours 30 minutes
MODE OF TRANSFERBoat
Timeline
Map
Start point
Departure from Zadar Old Town
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1. Krka National Park
1 attraction
Arrive near Skradin and begin with a relaxing boat ride into the park.
Once inside, explore the famous Skradinski Buk waterfall, the longest travertine barrier in Europe.
Walk along wooden pathways surrounded by cascading waterfalls and lush greenery.
You’ll also pass through an ethno village, where you can learn about traditional Croatian life and heritage.
Highlights
Skradinski Buk
2. Sladić Winery
3. Skradin
End point
Departure from Zadar Old Town
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Your ending point would be same as your start point

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Discover the best of Krka National Park and Zadar Old Town with a wine tasting.

Getting started

Meet your guide in Zadar and board a comfortable air-conditioned vehicle. Enjoy a scenic drive as your guide shares insights about the region before arriving at your first stop.

What to expect

Krka National Park

Begin your day surrounded by nature at one of Croatia’s most beautiful national parks. Walk along wooden pathways, admire cascading waterfalls like Skradinski Buk, and explore the park’s lush landscapes at your own pace.

Skradin

Head to this charming riverside town where you’ll have time to relax, explore, or simply soak in the peaceful surroundings.

Sladić Winery

Visit a local winery for a tasting session featuring regional wines, olive oils, and cheese. Learn about traditional production methods and enjoy the authentic flavors of Croatia.

Zadar Old Town

Wrap up your day with a guided walk through Zadar’s historic center. Discover Roman-era landmarks, medieval gates, and coastal views as your guide brings the city’s past to life.

Features

Skradinski Buk waterfall: See one of Europe’s most impressive travertine waterfalls up close

Scenic day trip from Zadar: Travel comfortably with AC transfers and expert guidance

Local tasting experience: Sample Croatian wine, olive oil, and cheese at a family-run winery

Zadar Old Town walk: Explore historic streets shaped by Roman and medieval influences

Balanced itinerary: Enjoy a mix of nature, culture, and gastronomy in one day

What to bring

Bring along your towel, swimsuit, and sun protection when visiting the park during the summer.

Wear comfortable walking or swimming shoes for a comfortable experience.

What’s not allowed

Keep in mind that drones and other unmanned aerial equipment are not allowed on this experience. Pack wisely!

Guests are not allowed to swim, bathe, dive, recreationally fish, disturb wild game or other animal species, pick or damage indigenous plants, or damage the travertine.

Guests are prohibited from walking outside the marked walking trails and visitor areas in the national park.

Accessibility

Dogs are permitted in the Park when accompanied by their owners and on a leash at all times.

Additional information

Locker facilities are available on site.

Don't forget to purchase some mementos for your loved ones from the souvenir shop inside the venue.