Skradinski Buk waterfall

This is a place you need at least one fuel day, but to really enjoy and see it all, I recommend to go at least twice. The entrance is 20€ and you can take the boat to the Waterfalls or you can walk there-4km, and go back on the boat. It is quite a easy walk around the waterfalls.

Impressive waterfall, a must-see on your trip to Croatia. I have been there many times already. The best season is spring or fall when there is an abundance of water.

Take the boat from Skradin, its well worth it to arrive directly before the master piece of the main and last waterfall on the chain. Then walk up to the upper zones, past the Hydro electric plants, old and new, up to the mills.
Brilliant views.

Having been to Plitvice yesterday, this is far better. Visited on the last day of the season, after a storm, no queues.

Pretty waterfalls, lots of instagram worthy photos and nice walk along the bridges through the lakes, only 1 hour long walk though. Apparently there are 4-5 entrance to Krka park but we recommend the 1 hour drive from split to Skradin (pretty scenery) and then take the 30 min ferry to the entrance of the park.

Well, you know the Iguasso Falls in South America? Now. Thanks to me you don't have to go so far! Yes, it's all on a smaller scale ...and more enclosed and greener. Go in November - no crowds. Sooo good for the soul. Just follow the duckboard walk down and marvel at the peace and beauty.

Wonderful experience, crystal clear water full of fish. Hiking is a good upper medium course with a lot of stairs and wood plank walkways. Prices are decent.

Simply breathtaking. Be aware, it can get very busy. €40 entrance also grants you a boat trip which is very nice. We hiked in the morning and then returned to do the boat later in the day. We went after heavy rainfall which added to the drama!

A first-class site of extraordinary, natural beauty. We got a ton of insane drone shots. Even without the bathing option that was banned in 2021, the whole park is an absolute must-see when in mid to southern Croatia. You need to study and plan as the park has numerous sites and entrances. The 'Kerka' park is (well worth) a whole day visit.

€40 entry, nice boat ride up. Falls are stunning and the 2km route round is beautiful.

Loved it! Visiting in high season is probably a real hassle with crowds of people but in october it was just amazing 🤩

Amazing waterfalls,,
On average you need 4-6 hours for this place,,
The earlier you get, the more you get to spend here,,
One of the best things is the sound of the water coming downstream,,
Unfortunately, there are limited seats available, if they increase them that would be great,,

The waterfalls are truly beautiful. It’s very crowded on the bridge but if you go to the left before the bridge and climb a little bit down next to the water after the “rope”, you will be at the perfect spot to take pictures of the waterfalls.

Amazing views for nature lovers, even if it is quite busy but it’s cool to visit this place. Be aware that first toilet after you leave the boat is paid, next ones in the park are free. I recommend taking a cruise by ship from the city to the park, but going back on foot to see it from above.

Fantastically stunning! We went to the top of the national park a week before this and this waterfall absolutely blows it out of the water 😉 the walks are stunning, the waterfalls are beautiful! It was absolutely gorgeous 😍 . You can see the fish swim, and see to the bottom of all the pools of water. There are free toilets and free drinking water, there is also a little section with the history of the area which includes the living quarters, the blacksmith, the wool refinery, and a museum on Nicholas Tesla.

In Krka National Park, visitors are drawn to the captivating Waterfall "Skradinski Buk" due to its stunning beauty. Despite the crowds, it is undeniably worth the trip as it is an awe-inspiring sight. For photography enthusiasts, it is important to note that the hike, which typically takes about an hour, may be prolonged as one will likely pause to capture the picturesque surroundings. However, prepare for increased costs – and I truly do mean increased – although the encounter is unquestionably valuable.

Amazing place with amazing waterfalls. The entrance is extremely expensive during the high season (40 euro per person) but if you love nature and have enough money I recommend going there. There is a view path well prepared so it's easy to walk there even in the wrong shoes.

From Skradin you can reach it by boat (included in the park ticket price) or by foot that I recommend because there are beautiful views.

You can buy tickets on the official park website. It forces you to decide which time you want to use the boat but no one verifies it there. There is just a line you need to wait in.

Beautiful. Really beautiful. Walk around was great. You can choose how long you want to explore

Beautiful nature, waterfalls, clear pure water, are enough for impressions, which you’ll never forget. It’s better to choose the time when it’s not very crowded.

As our tour guide noted, it’s important to visit Krka National park with a reputable tour group. We used “get your guide” to locate “Splitlicious Experiences” and our guide was Lea. Lea did an excellent job considering it was her first time taking a group to Krka. Interestingly enough, I saw Lea leading a group in Split the day prior (which I suppose makes sense considering the tour group operates out of Split). When we went to Krka, the region received a lot of rain ~2 weeks prior, hence the volume of water we saw.

Note, you can no longer swim in the immediate area due to safety/ensuring the beauty of the space remains available for everyone to enjoy.

The schedule was really well paced and I’m glad we had the opportunity.

Very beautiful- travelled by bike hired in Skradin.

Annoyed that after paying €40 park entrance fee I had to pay €1 for toilet.