Head off from Split to Skradinski Buk, the largest travertine waterfall in Europe, with your Krka National Park tour guide. 

Make a stop in the town of Skradin, which is over 2000 years old and is located within the Krka National Park river canyon itself.

Spend around 1.5 hours at Skradinski Buk, with enough time to walk around the park to take some beautiful photographs and enjoy the sights.

Head to your second location, the viewpoint of the Island of Visovac. It is one of the most photographed islands in Croatia.

Proceed to the Roški waterfall to enjoy a very relaxed part of the Krka National Park. This part of the park is still undiscovered by commercial tourism. So, it is the perfect place to enjoy Krka in the best way possible, away from the madding summer Krka crowds. There’s an opportunity to swim here.

In the ethnic village near Roski waterfalls, stop for some spirit tasting at a homestead (Konoba) in an authentic 700-year-old watermill, which has been under the same family’s ownership for over 120 years.

Witness how the local Rakija is made and its social importance to Croatian life. Also, taste some of the local produce – it’s on us. After the tasting, you can have a delicious lunch.