Skradinski Buk
The park's most famous waterfall, with swimmable areas in the summer.
Trails and Waterways
Wooden walkways and boat tours allow close-up views of the waterfalls.
Croatia · Parks
Krka National Park
A lush river park famous for its stunning waterfalls and swimmable natural pools.
Key facts for Krka National Park
- Opening times
- Daily, 8am–7pm (seasonal hours vary)
- Entry
- Ticketed
- Region
- Šibenik-Knin County
- Visitors per year (approx.)
- Over 1 million
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Popular tours in Sibenik
These are popular Viator tours in Sibenik. They do not necessarily visit Krka National Park, so read each listing. Ratings are Viator's, from a October 2026 snapshot. Check Viator for current prices.
Šibenik Panorama and 3 Fortresses tour -entrance fees included
With our fleet of Eco friendly tuk tuk, we offer unique and environmentally conscious way to explore this beautiful city. Our local an experience team is eager to show you the charm and…
Sibenik Private Combined Food & Drink and Historical Tour
You will stumble across, uncover and experience: Café culture, appetizer which was served on the coronation of Queen Elisabeth II, Balkan hamburger, local grape which you can see in the…
Day trip to Krka National Park from Šibenik
After picking up all travelers, we're taking them straight to National Park Krka entrance of their choice. Normally one-way trip takes between 20-30 minutes. Travelers will get top-rated…
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