Split to Skradin (Krka NP) Bus

Traveling Tips  

• Plan Your Trip to Krka National Park in Advance - Krka National Park is one of Croatia’s most stunning natural attractions, and visiting from Split is easy. To make the most of your trip, check bus schedules ahead of time, especially during peak season when tickets sell out quickly.  

• Book Your Bus Ticket in Advance - Buses from Split to Skradin, the gateway to Krka National Park, run regularly but can get crowded, especially in summer. For a smooth journey, book your ticket on our online ticket platform in advance.  

• What to Bring for a Day at Krka National Park  

• Comfortable walking shoes – The park has scenic trails and boardwalks.  
• Sunscreen and water – The park has little shade in some areas, and summer temperatures can be high.  

• A waterproof bag – If you plan on taking a boat tour, it’s a good idea to keep your belongings dry.  

• Enjoy the Scenic Bus Ride The journey from Split to Skradin takes about 1 to 1.5 hours, passing through charming Dalmatian landscapes. Sit by the window on the left side of the bus for the best countryside views.  

• Arriving in Skradin – How to Enter the Park - Once you arrive at the Skradin bus stop, it’s just a short walk to the ferry dock, where you can take the official park boat to Skradinski Buk, the most famous waterfall in Krka National Park. The boat ride is included in the park entrance ticket and offers a beautiful introduction to the natural beauty of Krka.  

• Return to Split – Plan Your Trip Back - Buses from Skradin back to Split run throughout the day, but departure times vary. If you plan to stay late at the park, check the last return bus schedule in advance to avoid getting stranded.  

Frequently Asked Questions  

How do I get to Krka National Park from Split?  

The easiest way to reach Krka National Park from Split is by bus to Skradin, the park’s main entrance. From Skradin, a ferry operated by the park will take you to Skradinski Buk, the most famous waterfall. Alternatively, you can drive or join a guided tour.  

How much is the bus from Split to Krka National Park?  

Bus ticket prices vary by season:  

- Off-season: Around €8-€10  

- Peak season: Up to €18  

For the best prices and guaranteed availability, book your ticket through our ticket app in advance.  

How far is it from Split to Krka National Park?  

The distance from Split to Skradin, the entrance to Krka National Park, is approximately 85 km (53 miles). The bus ride takes about 1 to 1.5 hours, depending on traffic.  

How much is the entrance into NP Krka?  

Krka National Park entrance fees change based on the season:  

- High season (June – September): Around €40 per adult  

- Shoulder season (April – May, October): Around €20 per adult  

- Low season (November – March): Around €7 per adult  

Discounts apply for children, students, and groups. Ticket prices include the boat ride from Skradin to Skradinski Buk.  

Can I do a day trip from Split to Skradin (NP Krka)?  

Yes! A day trip from Split to Krka National Park is a great option. The bus ride is short, and most visitors spend 4-6 hours exploring the waterfalls, trails, and viewpoints before returning to Split in the evening.  

How long does the ferry from Skradin to Krka National Park take?  

The boat ride from Skradin to Skradinski Buk takes about 20-25 minutes. It’s included in the park entrance fee, and boats run frequently during the high season.  

What is the last bus from Skradin to Split?  

The last bus departure from Skradin to Split varies by season. In summer, there are more frequent afternoon and evening departures, while in the off-season, buses may be less frequent. Always check the schedule in advance to avoid missing your return trip.  

Are guided tours available at Krka National Park?  

Yes, Krka National Park offers guided tours that provide insights into the park’s history, wildlife, and famous waterfalls. You can also explore the park independently by following well-marked walking trails.  

Can I bring food and drinks into Krka National Park?  

Yes, visitors can bring their own food and drinks, but there are also restaurants and cafes inside the park. Bringing a reusable water bottle and snacks is recommended, especially if you plan on hiking.  

How much luggage can I bring on the bus from Split to Skradin?  

Luggage policies depend on the bus carrier, but most buses allow:  

- One small carry-on bag free of charge  

- Checked luggage, usually with a small fee  

If you have additional or oversized baggage, check with the bus operator in advance, as extra fees may apply.  

Is swimming allowed at Krka National Park?  

Swimming at Skradinski Buk is no longer allowed due to conservation efforts. Check with park authorities for the latest rules.