Visiting Croatia immerses you in a landscape rich with natural wonders. Among its treasures, the national parks stand out as premier conservation areas. For an unparalleled experience, fly into Split or Zagreb and embark on a luxury yacht journey through the Adriatic Sea, discovering Croatia’s most beautiful hidden spots, including a Guided cycling tour to Krka Waterfall from Skradin.

One of these gems is the tranquil island of Skradin. Known for its serene landscapes, crystal-clear lakes, and scenic cycling routes, Skradin is home to the world-famous Krka Waterfall. Situated within Krka National Park, this waterfall is a highlight of one of Europe’s most stunning natural reserves. Visitors from around the globe come to marvel at its vibrant flora and fauna and the spectacular cascades of emerald-blue water.

Cycling enthusiasts will find delight in Interblanc’s program, which offers a guided ride from the port of Skradin to Krka Waterfall. This route allows cyclists to explore the park’s natural beauty while experiencing Croatian history firsthand. A daily ticket is required to enter and explore the park, but it grants access to a journey through lush forests, rolling hills, historical monuments, and bird reserves. At the end of the cycling route, visitors can park their bikes and continue on foot to fully appreciate the main attraction, Skradinski Buk waterfall. This area boasts numerous lakes and lagoons open for public swimming.

The main walking trail around Skradinski Buk is a well-maintained, circular path covering approximately 2 kilometres (1.2 miles). This trail includes boardwalks and bridges, offering breathtaking views of the cascades and lush surroundings. Krka National Park is a biodiversity hotspot, with 860 species and subspecies of plants, including the prominently featured lavender. The park is also a haven for wildlife, housing 18 species of fish and 222 species of birds.