Krka National Park

Krka National Park is a natural attraction in Croatia. The Krka river drops through a series of travertine cascades inside a limestone canyon between Šibenik and Knin, with Skradinski Buk the largest and most visited set.

Last updated: 18 September 2026. How we calculate costs

CroatiaEntrance €41 · Verified
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The Krka river drops through a series of travertine cascades inside a limestone canyon between Šibenik and Knin, with Skradinski Buk the largest and most visited set. Boardwalks loop around the falls, and boats run up the flooded river gorge to the monastery island of Visovac. Swimming below the main falls is no longer permitted.

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Related activities

  • Visovac island boat trip

    River boat to the Franciscan monastery island upstream of the falls.

How to get to Krka National Park

Krka National Park sits in Croatia. It pairs well with Lokrum Island, Mount Srđ, Marjan Hill, so you can group them on the same day.

Tickets and time needed

The recorded entrance fee is €41, in the local currency set by the operator.

Tips for your visit

Related things to do here include Visovac island boat trip. Prices can change, so check the official source linked on this page before you go.

Krka National Park FAQ

How much does it cost to visit Krka National Park?

The recorded entrance fee is €41, in the local currency set by the operator.

Where is Krka National Park?

Krka National Park is in Croatia.

What is near Krka National Park?

Nearby places include Lokrum Island, Mount Srđ, Marjan Hill, Plitvice Lakes National Park.

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