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Discover the beauty of Krka Waterfalls with this private tour from Split, including boat rides, wine tasting, and hotel pickup for a personalized experience.

This private tour from Split offers a smooth and flexible way to experience Croatia’s stunning Krka National Park without the crowds or public transportation hassles. For $335.70 per group, up to eight people can enjoy a personalized 8 to 10-hour journey led by an English-speaking guide. The tour features hotel pickup, private transportation, and visits to three main attractions: Krka National Park, the charming lakeside town of Skradin, and a family winery known for its indigenous grape varieties and extra virgin olive oils.
This tour suits those who appreciate scenic nature, authentic local flavors, and the comfort of a private vehicle. With positive reviews praising guides and scenery, it offers a well-rounded day, combining natural wonders with cultural tastes. The only consideration is the entry fee to Krka, ranging from 16 to 30 euros, which adds to the overall experience cost.

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The tour begins at Krka National Park, well-known for its large waterfalls along the river Krka in central Dalmatia. The park’s natural landscape is lush and vibrant, with multiple waterfalls creating a dramatic scene. Visitors spend around two hours here, exploring the trails and enjoying the scenic beauty. Since admission is free, the focus remains on experiencing the waterfalls and natural surroundings.
The park’s name derives from the river Krka, which plays a central role in the landscape. The guide provides insights into the park’s features, making this stop both scenic and educational without the need for additional tickets during this part of the tour.

A highlight of the tour is the boat cruise from Krka to the Skradinski Buk waterfall. This two-hour ride offers stunning views of the river and surrounding nature, making it a relaxing way to transition between stops. Once on land, visitors can observe the iconic Skradinski Buk, one of Croatia’s most photographed waterfalls.
This boat ride adds a sense of adventure and offers an opportunity to appreciate Krka’s landscape from a different perspective. The guide leads you through the experience, sharing stories about the area’s geography and history.

After the boat ride, the tour takes you to Skradin, an ancient lakeside town with historical charm. You typically spend around two hours here, wandering through narrow streets, admiring old architecture, and absorbing the local atmosphere. The town provides a peaceful break before heading into the countryside for wine tasting.
Skradin’s scenic setting by the river makes it a perfect spot for a short stroll or a coffee break, and the guide can recommend local sights or cafes for a quick refreshment.

The tour then ventures into the countryside for a one-hour visit to a family-owned vineyard renowned in Dalmatia. Here, you sample wines and extra virgin olive oils made from indigenous grape and olive varieties. The tasting includes homemade cheeses and local delicacies, showcasing authentic Dalmatian flavors.
This stop offers insight into the region’s agricultural traditions and provides a chance to buy local products directly from the producers. The wine prices start at 12 euros per person, and alcoholic beverages are available to those aged 18 and above.
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Returning to Split, the tour includes a 20-minute visit to Bacvice Beach, one of the city’s most famous sandy shores, where visitors can enjoy a free dessert at a local café. This relaxed stop allows for a quick dip in the sea or a leisurely coffee before concluding the trip.
Finally, the experience ends back at the meeting point in Split, leaving guests with a well-rounded day of nature, culture, and taste.

The private nature of this tour ensures minimal waiting and a flexible schedule. The hotel pickup service simplifies transportation, and the air-conditioned vehicle keeps the group comfortable throughout the day. The small group size of up to eight people enhances the personalized experience, making it suitable for families, couples, or small groups.
The tour is designed to balance sightseeing with tasting experiences, making it ideal for those who want a comprehensive day trip that combines natural beauty with local flavors.

What makes this tour stand out is its private arrangement, allowing for a more relaxed pace and tailored experience. The boat cruise to Skradinski Buk adds a memorable element, and the wine tasting at a family vineyard offers a genuine taste of Dalmatia that many larger tours can’t match.
Guests consistently praise guides like Jure for their knowledge and friendliness, which enhances the overall experience. The inclusion of hotel pickup and all fees makes it straightforward and stress-free, especially useful for visitors unfamiliar with the area.
The main extra cost is the entry fee to Krka National Park, which ranges from 16 to 30 euros, depending on the season and age. The wine tasting does not include alcohol, which starts at 12 euros per person, so travelers should budget accordingly. Since this is a private tour, booking 39 days in advance can help secure your preferred date, especially during peak season.
Weather conditions can affect the experience, as the tour relies heavily on outdoor activities and boat rides. Cancellations due to poor weather are possible, but options include rescheduling or full refunds.
This Krka Waterfalls private tour from Split offers a perfect blend of natural scenery, cultural insight, and local flavors. It appeals to those seeking an intimate, flexible day with a knowledgeable guide and the comfort of private transport. The stops at Krka, Skradin, and the family winery provide a well-rounded look at Dalmatian heritage and landscape.
While the entry fee adds to the cost, the overall experience delivers excellent value for up to eight travelers, making it both convenient and intimate. The positive reviews highlight the quality of the guide, the scenic boat cruise, and the enjoyable wine tasting.
“We had a great chat with Jure about the history and culture of Croatia. He was helpful, accommodating, and kind. Thank you for taking care of our g…”
Is this tour suitable for children?
Yes, children up to age 7 are free at Krka National Park and can enjoy the boat ride and sightseeing with their family.
What is included in the tour price?
The tour includes private transportation, hotel pickup, a guide, and all fees and taxes. The wine tasting and snacks are optional extras.
How long does the tour last?
The total duration is approximately 8 to 10 hours, making for a full but manageable day.
Do I need to bring my own food or drinks?
No, the tour includes tastings at the vineyard, though you can bring personal snacks or drinks if desired.
Can I cancel this tour?
Yes, bookings can be canceled for free up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Are there any physical requirements?
The tour involves walking at Krka and Skradin, but it is generally suitable for most travelers with moderate mobility.
What is the meeting point?
The tour starts at Ul. Majstora Jurja 13, Split, and ends back at the same location.
Is this tour available year-round?
Yes, the experience is available year-round but depends on weather conditions, especially for outdoor activities.
Can I bring alcohol or purchase wine during the tour?
Wine tasting is available from 12 euros per person, but alcoholic beverages are only offered to those 18 and above.
What makes the guide special?
Guides like Jure receive praise for being helpful, knowledgeable, and friendly, which enhances the overall experience.
Is this tour customizable?
Since it’s a private experience, it can be tailored to your group’s interests and pace, within the scheduled stops.