Private Krka Waterfalls and Zadar Old Town Tour with Driver-Guide, Up to 8 Guests

A private day that pairs Krka National Park with a walk through Zadar's old town, starting and ending in Zadar. The driver is a licensed tour guide and collects guests in a blue van. Krka is one of eight national parks in Croatia and, with Plitvice Lakes, one of the two most visited. Its falls hold the longest travertine barrier in Europe. The van stops at the Lozovac entrance to Skradinski Buk, which opens onto the park from above. An educational trail of 2 km leads through it, in one direction and well marked. Guests set their own pace for photos and the information boards, and can break for a meal, souvenirs and toilets in the ethno-village beside the falls. The driver-guide can be called for help at any time. Back in Zadar, the same guide leads a walking tour of the old Roman centre, one of the best preserved in the Adriatic. The van has Wi-Fi and air conditioning, and the six hours include travel time. Guiding is in English or Dutch. The park ticket is not included, and the booking limit is 15 travelers.