Skradinski Buk is the Europe’s largest sloping trench! While looking inside of National Park, it is last, seveth, also the longest waterfall on the Krka River, and also most commonly visited by visitors. Its waterfalls, with full right to be called natural wonders, were created by islands, lakes and travertine barriers, total of 17 stoops...Read More

Parts of the National park Krka have already been legally protected in 1948 and the reasons for the relatively late allocations in the category of a national park in 1985 should be sought in the pursuit of exploiting hydropower but also in the industrial and tourism development. Total coverage of the park Krka was reduced...Read More

SKRADIN – ENTRANCE OF A „NATIONAL PARK KRKA WATERFALL“ Where is Skradin? Skradin is located on the doorstep of Krka River and the same National Park in our beautiful Croatia. Situated only 80 kilometers northen from Split, this beautiful town collides with river which falls into the Adriatic sea, and makes Skradin a beautiful, riverside...Read More