The meeting point is 15 min earlier in front of the National theatre in Split at the address Trg Gaje Bulata 1.

When we get to the National park Krka you will see the most famous waterall of the park, Skradinski Buk, which is one of Croatia’s natural treasures. You will have a guided walking tour with a licensed guide that will take you on a tour of this stunning cascading waterfall, the centuries old water mills, rolling mills and washing columns where you will see the traditional folk architecture. From there we are heading to an award-winning Ethno village to learn more about the history this park. Your guide will show you the rich diversity of the Flora, 1022 recorded species, and the endemic, rare and threatened fauna of Krka National Park. From 12:30 to 14:30 you will have free time for lunch (optional) and exploring Krka Park. You can use this time to grab some lunch from one of the many affordable restaurants in the Park. You can also explore the local area and walk one of the many trails through the National Park.

After Krak National Park, we will depart by boat to Skradin, the smallest town in Croatia. Your guide will be waiting for your arrival at the Skardin dock. Skradin has a long history and was once a Roman Municipal, ruled by the Venetians, and the Turkish at different times in history. You can chose to spend an hour in the city or swimming on the beach or you can attend a wine tasting (extra cost 20€).