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Split: Trogir Walking Tour & Krka Waterfalls Boat Cruise

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Duration8h 30m

GroupUp to 53

LanguagesEN

Mobile ticketAccepted

Medieval Streets, Waterfalls & a River Boat Ride Through Dalmatia

You walk through Trogir's medieval streets with a licensed guide, then explore Krka National Park's waterfalls and wooden trails at your own pace, finishing with a scenic boat cruise down the river canyon to Skradin. Transport, park entry, and the boat ride are included; you handle the walking and the timing yourself.

8h 30m

Step-by-step itinerary

Trogir, Krka Park, and Skradin visit

Walk Trogir's historic streets
Visit Cathedral of St. Lawrence
Explore Krka National Park trails
Admire Krka waterfalls
Take boat cruise to Skradin
Relax and explore Skradin town

The Experience

So yeah, you start the morning in Trogir — and honestly, the narrow stone streets there are exactly what you picture when someone says "Adriatic coast." Your guide walks you past the Cathedral of St. Lawrence and through Renaissance buildings that have been standing since, well, forever, and you're not just looking at them, you're actually moving through the town the way locals do, not herded around a monument. The cobblestones are uneven in that way that makes you slow down without meaning to. After a couple of hours there, you head inland toward Krka National Park.

The park is where the day shifts. You get dropped at the entrance with your guide giving you the lay of the land — where the wooden trails go, which waterfalls are worth the walk, where the old stone watermills are tucked into the trees — and then you're loose to move at your own pace. That matters more than it sounds. You can sit by one cascade for twenty minutes if you want, or push through to see all of them. The trails are shaded and the water is the kind of blue-green that photographs badly because it looks unreal. There's a traditional ethno village in there too if you want to poke around, but nobody's pushing you toward it.

The boat ride back is the thing that ties it together. You're on the water moving through the Krka River canyon, and the walls rise up on both sides, and you're heading toward Skradin — a small riverside town where you get free time to swim if the water's warm enough, or just sit at a café and watch the light change. The whole day runs about eight hours from Split, and the entrance fee to Krka is built in (€16–30 depending on the season, less for kids and students). You pay it in cash at check-in, and you need to show up thirty minutes early with your voucher.

What’s included

Guided walking tour of Trogir with a licensed local guide.
entrance to Krka National Park.
comfortable air-conditioned transportation from Split.
independent exploration time in Krka along wooden trails, past waterfalls and the traditional ethno village.
panoramic boat ride through the Krka River canyon to Skradin.
free time in Skradin to swim or relax.

Good to know

Easy physical levelStroller friendlyPublic transport nearbyInfants must sit on laps

Operated by Tours in Croatia

Is this one for you?Pick this if you want the main Dalmatian highlights — medieval architecture, waterfalls, and a river canyon — without arranging three separate tickets and transport; the guide handles Trogir, then you move through Krka at your own rhythm, which is what makes a full day possible without feeling rushed.