Private Full-Day Krka Waterfalls Tour from Split with Wooden Boat and Winery Stop

This private tour can start from any pick-up location the guests choose, at whatever hour suits them. The drive to Krka National Park takes a little over an hour along Dalmatian coast scenery. On arrival the guide gathers the group, explains the meeting point and the route, and suggests how to spend the free time. Guests can join a guided walk around the park or explore alone, which leaves about three hours for wandering, swimming and lunch. A short ride in a wooden boat shows the Krka river from the water, and a walk through the park passes an eco-village with a blacksmith shop and a souvenir shop. Skradin, one of the oldest towns in the area and once a center of Roman army drills, leaves time for a swim at the beach where the Krka mixes with the sea. The day closes at the Sladic Winery, in an authentic village known for its wine. The tasting is paid separately, runs for about an hour, and then the drive returns to Split. The park ticket is not included either. An English-speaking guide and an air-conditioned vehicle are, and up to seven travelers can book together. The tour starts at the travel agency on Marulićeva ulica in Split.