Krka Waterfalls Day Trip from Split with Primosten Beach Stop and Boat Cruise

Krka National Park lies about an hour from Split, and this nine-hour day trip pairs it with a seaside stop in Primošten. At Skradinski Buk a professional guide leads a one-hour walking tour inside a three-hour block that is otherwise free time. A boat then runs from the falls to the town of Skradin. The second half of the day is spent in Primošten, with two hours for a swim at one of the local beaches, lunch or an optional wine tasting. From 1 April to 15 May, outside the swimming season, the group visits the historic town of Trogir instead. The meeting point is next to the six-meter Gregory of Nin statue, where a white umbrella marks the group. The price includes an air-conditioned vehicle, an English-speaking guide, insurance and the river cruise, plus a discount on the park ticket, which is cash only. The park entrance fee itself and lunch are not included. Swimming inside the park has been banned by the park authorities since January 2020, so swimming happens in Primošten. Up to 30 travelers can book together.