Krka Waterfalls and Skradin Beach Day Trip from Split in a Wi-Fi Coach

The vehicle for this day trip from Split is air-conditioned and has Wi-Fi. The drive to Krka National Park takes an hour and a half, and the guide fills it with stories from the region's history. At the park the group skips the line and follows the wooden pathways along the Krka river to Skradinski Buk, the longest waterfall on the river and the one this itinerary is built around. Between the green banks and the clear blue water there is a lot to photograph, so spare batteries and memory space are useful. Once the guided part of the park is over, a short bus ride crosses to Skradin, a small town on the other side of the Krka. Swimming inside the park is prohibited, because it would disturb the ecosystem. The swim happens instead on the beach where the river pours into the Adriatic Sea. The group meets in front of the Flarent Agency in Split, near the red SPLIT sign, and guests can also call or step inside the agency.