Stunning sights in Krka Waterfalls Split
Stunning Sights in Krka Waterfalls Split. The sights you will see as you set foot into Krka Waterfalls are spectacular to say the least. A refreshing and calming aura surrounding all of them as you take a look around is truly refreshing. So, why not get to know some of them yourself with a little bit of help? You’ll enjoy taking a Krka tour from Split that will let you experience the charm that this National park has to offer.
Seeing as how Krka National park has attracted a rather sizeable amount of people over the centuries. The waterfalls and rivers making up the place are bountiful to say the least, but it takes some navigation to see them all. So if you happen to be planning on visiting this beautiful park, you will surely see more than you anticipated.
Make the most out of your short Vacation by visiting and enjoying the wide range of sights Krka has in store for you, we’re positive you’ll find something of interest as you take a stroll through the National park. It’s not everyday you get to see a brand new country and the sights it has.
Discover new and interesting places throughout Croatia during your Krka tour from Split and go visit nearby places that offer a refreshing experience like some of the old towns littered throughout Croatia. Seeing as how Krka National park has attracted a rather sizeable amount of people over the years from all across the world. Make the most out of your Vacation in Croatia by admiring the beautiful sights present in the National park, whether those are the famous waterfalls or even historic Roman ruins inside Krka; there’s something to be seen by everyone.
Skradinski buk
Widely known as being the longest waterfall in Krka National park. This cascading torrent can be viewed all throughout the year thanks to several bridges and paths. But something that isn’t well known would be that the waterfall has several refurbished mills and other buildings littered all around it. Due to respecting the architectural value, there are some mills that are made into gift shops.
Skradinski buk is also the seventh and also the last longest travertine barrier on the Krka river. Located at around 10km downstream from the “Roški slap“; or rather 49km from the source. Over 17 “steps” Skradinskog buka overflow into one another through a distance of around 800 meters with the rivers of Krka and Čikole. The length of the waterfall is just around 200 to 400 meters, a rather marvellous sight if I must say.
Roški slap
Whilst Skradinski buk is the last and seventh waterfall, Roški slap is the sixth one. The interesting shape of it earning a title of “Necklace” among the people, due to it’s lush and rich vegetation. The waterfall gaining the name Roški slap from “Rog”, an old ancient Hillfort that you can barely find tracks of today. The canyon in this part being spread into a funnel like shape.
The main waterfall is located on the edge of the barrier where Krka is spread open 15m, cascading down to Visovačko lake. It’s also an interesting thing to note that there are caves hidden across Krka. Allowing you to catch a glimpse of some if not explore them during a Krka tour from Split.
Visovac island
If you are already visiting Krka Waterfalls, it would be a shame not to at least see, let alone visit Visovac island. Due to it’s rather exceptional value. Visovac has attracted a wide majority of pilgrims due to the monastery and church that resides on the island.
But those that would like to visit Visovac island, Krka organizes boat trips from Skradinski buk, the length of which is at around 2 hours with stops to explore the small islands, the monastery and museum; taking around half an hour to do so. It’s a well worthwhile trip due to how unique Visovac feels, we’re positive you’ll enjoy yourselves during the sightseeing if you decide to pay this lone island a visit. It’s not everyday you get to visit brand new destinations so make the most out of the trip, we’re positive you’ll enjoy yourselves. Along with the fact you’ll have more than your fair share of things to actively do when you happen to get to it.
Nearby sights to visit away from Krka
But there are also other locations nearby Krka National park that are worth the visit or stop. Explore Šibenik town and finally take a breather on one of the many beaches that the town offers to it’s visitors. Along with several history rich sights that are all bundled up in the ‘old town’ of Šibenik. Whether it’s your first time visiting or a returning visitor, there’s plenty to do and see to make your Krka tour from Split all the better. Make the most out of your short Vacation in an entirely different country by going sightseeing throughout the old town or visit nearby towns like Split, Trogir or Zadar even to learn more about history if not see the interesting sights each city has in store.
There’s also a number of tour activities that are just as thrilling as Krka tour from Split that you’re bound to enjoy. Anything ranging from relaxing explorer ones to refreshingly easy boat tours that take you through several of the Dalmatian islands. But if you were looking for something more exciting, you can’t go wrong with an adventure excursion filled with adrenaline filled activities.
The wildlife and flora of Krka Waterfalls Split
Waterfalls aren’t the only thing that is bountiful in Krka. The nature attracting numerous wildlife to it’s doors, from small insects like dragonflies to mammals such as otters. Trust us on this one, the Krka National park is filled with a rich and colourful animal world. Krka gaining a reputation for with one of the most valuable natural wonders in Croatia and Europe. An interesting thing about the fauna is that Krka has a couple of endangered animals like: wolves, otters, and wild cats.
Thanks to the phytogeographical position and large number of them, Krka river has more than 1000 variety of plant life. The river flow crossing across the evergreen Mediterranean and October Sub-Mediterranean vegetation. But we can’t say that the influence of man didn’t change the vegetation greatly. Luckily a Krka tour from Split will allow you to see some of the best sights you can see in the National park. Whether it’s your first time visiting Krka or you’re revisiting it, there’s always something new and undiscovered to see so make the most out of your time in Croatia in seeing the sights throughout.
Whether you’re visiting for the first time or revisiting, there’s always something interesting and worthwhile in seeing about Krka Waterfalls. Make your Vacation all the more worthwhile by seeing the sights up close and personal.
What’s left with Stunning Sights in Krka Waterfalls Split?
Whilst most of the most popular sights are the waterfalls that we mentioned and the extensive flora/fauna. Krka is a place filled with mystery that we can’t truly explain. The National park attracting numerous visitors world wide for it’s renowned beauty and refreshing water. It’s truly a place where you can come to and simply enjoy mother nature.
“But what can I do after?” I can hear some asking, well, there’s several options for you to choose from here. Croatia is after all a big country, excitement being present around every corner that will surely lead to a great Vacation. You can test your bravery with some adrenaline focused tours or continue relaxing by exploring Blue Lagoon possibly. The possibilities are truly limitless!
You’ll be spoiled for choice in deciding what to get yourself up to. Whether it’s continuing to explore National parks in Croatia, going on a relaxing boat tour or simply taking a walk through one of many old towns that are present in the major towns of Croatia. After enjoying a Krka tour from Split you’ll have plenty to choose from going forward, whether it’s your first time visiting Croatia or not.
For any other questions about our offer for Krka tour from Split you might have, contact us! We can offer you anything from the group to a private offer for Krka tour from Split. Just make sure to contact us in advance so we can check the availability of the tour. We’re positive you’ll find the excursion well worthwhile during your stay in Croatia.