Krka National Park ticket office and information centre

Super nice nature getaway from Split!! Amazing waterfalls, and relaxing walk! Also can connect to other towns by boat, if you would like to swim.

The views at Krka are amazing. The main waterfall at the entrance seems to go on forever. I particularly love all the lookouts and picture opportunities. Also I love seeing the wildlife and the fern that grows in the crystal clear waters of the fountain. Definitely worth the day trip from Split.

Beautiful. Nice hike, well maintained trails. Accessible to small children. Go early/ late in a day during summer months to avoid the heat.

Everything went fine. Nice trip with the boat to the park. No extra fee, the boat is in the ticket included.

This is where you can buy the tickets to visit the amazing Krka falls,,
No need to buy tickets ahead, just come here and grab your tickets,,
The earlier you get in here, the more time you could enjoy the falls,,
Plus usually its less crowded early in the day,,
If you are coming with your car, its better to check ahead which parking area are better at that time, as some of them just taking too much or its not safe to leave your car there, and by the way, most parking are just 10 minutes walk, so no worries,,

Easy to reach by bus from Zadar or Split, you can also reach it by private transport. There is a large car park nearby and the route from there as well as from the main road to the ticket office is clearly signposted.

You will have different ticket options, but if you are short on time or have difficulty walking, I would recommend choosing the taxi boat option. It is possible to walk from the ticket office to the national park itself, but the walk will definitely be more than an hour.

The boat trip is well arranged, goes both there and back at fixed times and you can already enjoy a beautiful view on the way to the national park. On the boat itself you have the option to sit below deck (covered) or on the terrace on top of the boat.

The ticket prices are normal and you can stay in the park all day long.

A beautiful place. We were there in early September and took the boat at 8 am and there were very few people in the park, our boat wasn’t full. The boat ride was very pretty and took about 20min. It left on time, we started boarding 10min prior to departure.
Would recommend to buy the tickets online. You don’t have to go to the ticket office, you will just show your pdf on you phone to the staff when entering the boat.
You don’t need hiking shoes, sneakers are enough (maybe not you fancy white ones, it’s quite dusty at times).
The round walk took us about hour and a half, we walked very slowly and took lots of pictures and ate breakfast in this time.
The walk back to Skradin is also quite nice, it takes approx one hour. Some parts of the walk are exposed to the sun, so it gets hot.

Very beautiful spot. Easy walking as most of the trails are boardwalks. You can no longer swim there, but that's ok because the water is very cold. There are kiosks to get food and drinks and spots to buy general Croatian souvenirs. Feels more like a VERY beautiful park than a National Park like we think of in the US. Took the boat out which was lovely. Only needed about 4 to 5 hours there and that is taking it very slow.

Best view as you can see!
Offer children, family and student price.

Very beautiful park. The trails are great and the waterfalls look amazing. The entrance costs around £11 and the park closes at 18.00. We visited in April and as it's low season, there were not many people, which was nice, but boats or shuttles were not available, and swimming was not allowed.

Beautiful nature, not crowded in the september.

Real gem of Croatia! Must visit! It is a beautiful place, many interesting things to see, waterfalls, museum, etc. I recommend visiting from Skradnik, as here is a boat trip included in full price ticket.

Very beautiful place. Book your tickets at Diocletian's Palace excusions shop. It is around 27 euros but it is worth the money. Full day trip from 9am to 5pm

Amazing place to visit. The only disappointment was that we could not swim in the water ! But when u go you will appreciate that such an amazing place needs to be protected !

Gorgeous natural Park, beautiful waterfalls that are thousands of years old. Spotted loads of wildlife, including fish, swans, ducks, a snake... Nice water to swim in, beautiful landscapes, loads of options for food and drinks

Beautiful parc. We recommend that you go at the opening from Skradin, early in the morning to avoid the crowd. If you have a car, don't miss the Roski-Slap section that is included in the day ticket. Much less visitors and also spectacular view if you are courageous enough to climb the 517+99 steps. Swimming is no longer allowed in the main park, but there is a nice beach in Skradin, with free parking also at walking distance from the cashier and boat that takes you in the park. Also don't miss the swim in Roski Slap!

Absolutely beautiful. Although be advised that swimming is now forbidden near the waterfalls. For a swim, you should walk the trail up to Skradin and have a dip near the bridge where it is really nice.

Come early! This place is gorgeous but be sure to come as early as possible or you will be stuck with the crowds. My girlfriend and I left on the boat at 9, we were able to take a few photos of the main waterfall without much trouble and walked the entire park in about 45 mins. Everything was beautiful. When we eventually came back down to the main waterfall it was a zoo and more people were pouring in. We hopped in the water to cool off then sat down for coffee while everyone else was fighting to get on the bridge and in the water. Follow our schedule and you will have a great time. Enjoy!

Waterfalls were picture perfect. Lots of refreshments available and food. Can also enjoy a dip in a designated swimming area near the waterfall. Overall amazing view. I have a newly found appreciation of nature

Beautiful river valley with wildlife, clear water, many cascades and some impressive waterfalls. It reminded us of Iguazu, but on a much smaller scale. The walk had a few strenuous spots, hills, and steps, but was not exhausting.