Private Krka Day Trip from Split
Split, Croatia
Trip Type: Day Trips
Duration: 11 hours 30 minutes
Explore National Park Krka, one of the most beautiful places in Croatia. It is known for its natural beauty and geological characteristics which made it one of the top tourist destinations in Croatia.
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Explore National Park Krka, one of the most beautiful places in Croatia. It is known for its natural beauty and geological characteristics which made it one of the top tourist destinations in Croatia.
Tour starts with pickup at 7:30 am from your apartment or hotel in Split or surrounding area. Before getting to Krka, there will be time to stop for coffee if you choose.
The river rises 43km (as the crow flies) from Šibenik, beneath the best-known mountain in Croatia and Dalmatia, Dinara. This mountain has given its name to the mountain range which stretches about 600 km encompassing the mountains of the Croatia coastal area and of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The Krka is 45 miles (73km) long, the first part of it flows through plains (13 km), the second (40 km) through a canyon and the final stage forms lakes joined to the sea. The river forms the border between Northern and Central Dalmatia. The Krka National Park covers over 88 square miles (142.2 sq km) and two thirds of the River Krka. The entire river is a natural phenomenon of exceptional interest.
At 3:30pm you will depart from Krka and visit the Bibich winery with wine tasting without an extra fee. You will ride along the coastline with spectacular views and arrive in Split around 6:30pm.
Tour starts with pickup at 7:30 am from your apartment or hotel in Split or surrounding area. Before getting to Krka, there will be time to stop for coffee if you choose.
The river rises 43km (as the crow flies) from Šibenik, beneath the best-known mountain in Croatia and Dalmatia, Dinara. This mountain has given its name to the mountain range which stretches about 600 km encompassing the mountains of the Croatia coastal area and of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The Krka is 45 miles (73km) long, the first part of it flows through plains (13 km), the second (40 km) through a canyon and the final stage forms lakes joined to the sea. The river forms the border between Northern and Central Dalmatia. The Krka National Park covers over 88 square miles (142.2 sq km) and two thirds of the River Krka. The entire river is a natural phenomenon of exceptional interest.
At 3:30pm you will depart from Krka and visit the Bibich winery with wine tasting without an extra fee. You will ride along the coastline with spectacular views and arrive in Split around 6:30pm.
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