Split to Zadar, with a stop at Krka
Krka National Park lies almost exactly halfway between Split and Zadar. The river drops over a series of travertine falls, and the boardwalks around Skradinski buk are the part most people come to see.
Skradin, at the edge of the park, is a small riverside town where the boats leave for the falls.
At a glance
- Route
- Split – Krka National Park (Skradin) – Zadar
- Distance
- About 170 km
- Planned time
- Around 7 to 8 hours with the stop
- Price
- Price on request
Rides from 1 March to 1 October, 06:00–22:00. Other dates on request. - Vehicles
- Renault Espace, 2016 · up to 4 passengers · 2 large and 2 small suitcases included
The stops
Skradin
Lunch by the river, or straight onto the boat to the falls. The car waits here with your bags.
Skradinski buk
The main falls, reached by boat or on foot along the trail. Allow at least two to three hours for the visit.
Zadar
About an hour from Krka to your accommodation in Zadar.
Good to know
Park tickets are bought separately, at the park or online. Wear shoes you can walk in; swimming at the falls is not allowed. The stop and waiting are charged on top of the transfer, and the price comes back in the reply before you book.
Other transfers
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Split – Dubrovnik via Ston
Over the Pelješac Bridge and lunch in Ston before Dubrovnik.
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Split – Zadar via Trogir, Primošten and Šibenik
The coast road north, with stops in three stone towns on the way to Zadar.
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Split – Dubrovnik via Mostar
A long day inland: the Old Bridge in Mostar, then down to Dubrovnik.
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Split – Zagreb via Plitvice Lakes
Up to the lakes for a walk on the boardwalks, then on to Zagreb.
Photos: Skradinski buk, Krka: Skot, CC BY-SA 4.0
