It takes approximately 1 hour to drive from Zadar to the entrance to Krka National Park. The entrance fee is not included in the price of the excursion. You can pay at the entrance. After that, we will descend by vehicle into the canyon and begin our walk around the Park. On your pleasant walk along the wooden paths, you'll enjoy the waterfalls and lakes of Croatia's most beautiful river. You'll learn the most important facts about karst formations. We'll also visit the remains of old mills, loom houses, and blacksmiths. Walking, we will reach the place where the best view of the Skradinski buk Waterfall is. There you can have some free time. After the waterfalls, we can take a boat ride to the small town of Skradin, or we can leave the park directly by van. The boat ride from the waterfall to Skradin is included in the price of National Park ticket.

Then we'll go to one of the cities of your choice. Zadar is a vibrant coastal city where history meets the sea. Famous for its Roman ruins, medieval churches, and the unique Sea Organ that plays music with the waves, Zadar offers a perfect blend of culture and relaxation. Strolling through its old town, you’ll discover narrow stone streets, lively squares, and stunning sunsets that Alfred Hitchcock once called the most beautiful in the world. I will show you on this city tour the highlights and hidden corners that make this city so unique.

Another option on this private tour is the city of Šibenik. Šibenik is a charming Dalmatian city known for its rich heritage and breathtaking architecture. The crown jewel is the UNESCO-listed St. James’ Cathedral, a masterpiece of stonework and Renaissance art. With its fortress-lined hills, winding alleys, and views over the Adriatic, Šibenik combines history, culture, and natural beauty.