Trogir Old Town Walk and Krka Waterfalls Day Trip from Split with Boat Cruise

Two UNESCO-listed sights share one day on this trip from Split. The morning starts in Trogir with a guided walk through the historic town, where Venetian, Roman and Greek layers show in the streets. From there the route continues to Krka National Park for Skradinski Buk, the longest waterfall on the Krka River and one of the best known natural sights in Croatia. A panoramic boat cruise runs through the canyon of the Krka river, past green banks, and ends in Skradin. The stop there is free time for lunch and swimming. The day lasts about eight and a half hours and is guided in English, with up to 30 travelers per booking. Transport, a professional guide and insurance are included, and hotel pick-up from selected hotels is available on request. The national park entrance fee is not included and is paid in cash at check-in, with lower rates for students and children and free entry for children aged 0 to 6. Comfortable walking shoes, water and a snack are worth packing, and warm clothes and an umbrella help outside summer.