- Krka National Park - Skradinski buk is the longest and most visited waterfall on the Krka River, and one of the best known natural beauties in Croatia. Here spills Krka over the 17 cascades which are formed by travertine barriers. Visiting this part of National Park you can view the cascades on a leisurely and safe walk along the walking trails and wooden bridges. Bathing is permitted at Skradinski buk so don’t forget your bathing suit.
- Private transportation
- Personal guide
- entrance fees to the Krka NP
- Food and drinks
- Gratuities
Nested within the Sibenik-Knin County, Krka National Park can be found along the Krka River. The Park’s last cascade of falls before the river joins the sea is a spectacle worth seeing. Replete with a stunning, multilevel waterfall cascading down travertine cliffs known as the Skradinski Buk Falls, it’s considered Europe’s most beautiful waterfall. At 46 meters, it also happens to be the highest travertine (gypsum) barrier across Europe. A large plateau above the falls affords stunning views and prime photo opportunities. Visitors can also explore a quaint ethnological exhibition and an old mill. The area abounds with diverse flora and fauna, and thanks to stringent new preservation regulations, its original state has been meticulously preserved.
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