Split to Zadar Transfer with a stop at Krka National Park
Easily book your, Split to Zadar Transfer with a stop at Krka National Park. Make a ordinary Split to Zadar transfer in to one-way day trip that you will remember.
We will provide you with a professional English speaking driver as well as with luxury vehicle to make your transfer from Split to Zadar Transfer with a stop at Krka National Park care free.
Being door to door service, your driver will be meeting you at your hotel/private accommodation address.
In case of your hotel/private accommodation is located in strictly pedestrian zone, we will coordinate meeting point with your host or provide you with nearest possible meeting point, same is true for drop-off in Zadar.
suggested itinerary
08:30 Departure from Split
10:15 Arrival at Krka Waterfalls N.P.
12:30 Visit Skradin
14:30 Departure towards Zadar
15:30 Arrival in Zadar
transfer includes
Transfer Split to Zadar with Krka N.P.
Premium Car/Minivan
Professional English speaking driver
All cost related to the vehicle & driver
Complementary Wi-Fi in the vehicle
0.5l bottle of water per passenger
What to expect on Split to Zadar Transfer with a stop at Krka National Park?
Your journey begins with meeting your driver at the given hotel / private accommodation address, at previously agreed time of departure.
You will enjoy in relaxing drive from Split to Krka National Park to Zadar through Croatian hinterland combined with some of the most beautiful landscapes through our mountain regions with photo or coffee stops along the way before you get to know natural gem.
About 1:15 hours into our journey, first stop is National Park Krka Waterfalls.
Krka Waterfalls National Park
Arriving in Krka Waterfalls National Park, your driver will be leaving you at the entrance of the park where you will be meeting your tour guide for Krka Waterfalls (if you choose to have one) and your 2 hour adventure starts.
Krka National Park is a Croatian national park located on the Dalmatian coast, near the city of Šibenik.
Krka National Park is a beautiful place to visit and explore. It is one of Croatia’s most popular tourist attractions.
The park was established in 1949 and has been protected by UNESCO since 1979.
The park contains 16 waterfalls, including the most famous waterfall Skradinski Buk, which descends from an altitude of 60 meters over a width of 25 meters and whose total length is 3 kilometers.
After exploring National Park Krka Waterfalls, you board a boat (boat ride included in the price of the ticket for Krka N.P.) which takes you to medieval town of Skradin.
Town of Skradin
A short boat ride from National Park Krka Waterfalls, you arrive in Town of Skradin, picturesque medieval gem waiting for you to explore it.
Skradin is a town in Dalmatia, Croatia. It is located on the Adriatic coast, on the Dinaric Alps and the river Krka. The town was first mentioned in 1265 as “Skradin”. Skradin was a medieval fortified town with walls and towers.
The area around Skradin was inhabited in prehistoric times by Illyrian tribes. The Greeks established colonies on the Adriatic coast during the early Classical period (6th century BC). After Rome annexed Dalmatia, it became part of the Byzantine Empire and later of Croatia.
Not only for history, Skradin is known for its superb traditional food. We highly recommend that you visit one of many local restaurants.
Once finished exploring Skradin’s history and cuisine, our journey to Zadar continues.
City of Zadar
Upon arrival in Zadar you will be offered by your driver to contact your host in order to arrange a meeting point.
In case your accommodation is located in strictly pedestrian zone and therefore not accessible by car.
Once your driver drops you off at previously agreed place, your Split to Zadar Transfer via Krka National Park is finished.
Enjoy Zadar and the rest of your vacation.
Tickets for National Park Krka Waterfalls
Tickets for National Park Krka Waterfalls are not included in the price of the tour and can be purchased in advance on Krka Waterfalls National Park website.
Tour Guide for National Park Plitvice Lakes
Tour guide for Plitvice Lakes National Park is not included in the price and can be provided on client’s request.
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What is Split to Zadar Transfer with a stop at Krka National Park?
Split to Zadar Transfer with a stop at Krka National Park is Pre – Booked Private Transfer Service in Croatia offered to our clients.
Starting destination and end destination are previously agreed as well as the pick up time.
Price that is agreed upon is final and there are no additional fees or hidden fees.
How do I book my Split to Zadar Transfer with a stop at Krka National Park?
For your convenience there is a simple 3 – Step Booking.
After filing up basic transfer / day trip information you will be able to choose payment method.
What kind of vehicles can I choose for Split to Zadar Transfer with a stop at Krka National Park?
For Split to Zadar Transfer you can choose between premium car (up to 3 persons) & premium minivan (up to 7 persons).
For larger groups in need for a minibus, contact us for offer.
The best way of travelling from Split to Zadar with Krka National Park?
The best way of travelling from Split to Zadar with Krka National Park is by using a Private Transfer Service.
Our Professional and Knowledgeable Drivers will ensure that you experience your Private Transfer in best possible way.
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