Landmarks in Split

The park is beautiful and spacious, with stunning trails that are perfectly connected to nature. Walking through it feels like an immersive experience, where every path reveals new landscapes and breathtaking views

We purchased the tickets to leave from Skradin at 12 but we arrived earlier and asked the workers at the boarding place if we could take the 11AM boat to Skradinski Buk and there was no issue - they let us board and we could spend more time there. This was my fifth visit I think and it was as beautiful as ever. We walked back along the water to Skradin, spent some time at the beachand then went to Roški Slap by car. Parking there was easier than I expected which was pleasant. We had some coffee and beer at the pub at Roški Slap and then walked up the stairs to see the Ozidjana cave. Day well spent!

Some tips to plan your trip to Krka national park. Plan for 90-120 minutes to get there from Trogir/Split area. Buy a picnic lunch en route as some lunch facilities but limited on site. We arrived by car to Lozovac entrance 11-1115 am and bought the 4 hr boat trip (20eur) departing at 12 noon which includes 30 stop at Visovac island ( church and monastery) and also includes an 80-90 min stop at Rossi Slap ie a enough time to do the green walk around small falls there. 800-1200m walk then at 4-530pm walked the board walk near Lozovac entrance to see the very big falls at Stradinslo Bul which was a highlight washed down with a 4 eur 2 scoop ice cream. 10 minute bus back to the car park (1km) and away around 6pm.

Ticketing experience was great. You need to go off the wooden path sometimes to get great views. The wooden paths were great to walk on. The falls were lovely and very picturesque. We also paid for the boat to take us down the river or down the lake or to the monastery on an island and spent an hour and a half and Roto slap.

Krka National Park is pure magic: cascading waterfalls, emerald pools, and boardwalks that feel like walking through a living fairytale. Nature and history meet here in perfect harmony, from rushing streams to centuries-old monasteries. The only pity is that you can’t swim in those crystal-clear waters anymore — they look so inviting on a hot day. Still, the park remains a masterpiece of nature, worth every step and every gaze.

Breathtaking view, nice weather. We must go back to explore more beautiful areas. A day isn't enough to see everything. Many years ago we could swim, sorry for not allowed

"Krka National Park is a breathtaking place with stunning waterfalls, crystal-clear water, and well-maintained trails—perfect for nature lovers and photographers alike."

Do not miss the cruise ship from Skredin! It is nice and quick. The beach in Roski waterfall is small and far away from the waterfall...