Turquoise waterfalls and a UNESCO-listed cathedral.

Krka National Park, founded in 1985, protects the lower course of the Krka river and its seven travertine waterfalls. The most famous, Skradinski buk, tumbles over 17 cascades along roughly 800 m – one of the largest travertine barriers in Europe.

Wooden walkways and bridges lead you around the falls, past small lakes, old watermills and lush vegetation. Please note that swimming at the waterfalls has not been allowed since 2021.

In Šibenik you will see the Cathedral of St. James, a 15th-century masterpiece of stonework by Juraj Dalmatinac and Nikola Firentinac and a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2000, and wander through the stone lanes of the old town.