Krka National Park
Waterfalls, watermills and the world's second hydroelectric plant, then a swim in the blue-green Krka.
It is incredibly difficult to describe the beauty of Krka's waterfalls and the greenery of the surrounding forest. Nature in its purest form, it is a constantly changing living organism. They say here that waterfalls are like humans: they are born, they grow, they become old and, in times of water shortage, they die.
This national park is home not only to rich fauna and flora, but also to the world's second power station, opened just after the Niagara Falls station. A visit is a very calming experience. Watching the water mills, listening to the sound of the river, and looking at the colour of Krka's water is a feast for the soul.
To make it even more memorable we suggest you take a bath in this paradise. Afterwards you will be taken for lunch in a country dwelling close by.
What is included
- Transportation
- Tour assistant
- Guide
- Park entrance fee
- Lunch
- VAT
Good to know
Free time in the park: 1.5 – 2 hours for swimming
Group rate. Minimum 20, maximum 45 guests.
Often booked together with this one
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Krka National Park
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