30/10/2024
All autumn and winter, enjoy Krka National Park at a promotional price of just EUR 7

From 1 November 2024 until the end of March 2025, visitors to Krka National Park will have the unique opportunity to explore its treasures at very reasonable prices: a single-entrance ticket will be just EUR 7 for adults and EUR 4 for children

  24/10/2024
Representatives of Krka National Park visit Latvian national parks

As part of an Erasmus+ project, fully financed by the European Union, Latvian national parks presented their rich biodiversity and well preserved ecosystems

  17/10/2024
U Nacionalnom parku „Krka“ obilježen Međunarodni dan smanjenja rizika od katastrofa

Cilj radionice bio je podizanje svijesti o važnosti smanjenja rizika od katastrofa i jačanje spremnosti djelatnika NP „Krka“ za slučajeve kriznih situacija.

  04/10/2024
  03/10/2024
The staff of the Krka National Park at Visovac Lake saved a fawn

On the occasion of World Animal Day, which is celebrated on 4 October, we would like to emphasise the importance of protecting wild species and their habitats, as well as the responsible behavior of visitors

  27/09/2024
Gold for the Krka National Park

The Krka National Park is the first destination in Croatia and only the second national park in the world in history to win the Green Destinations Gold Award for sustainable tourism

  24/09/2024
The Phoenix of the Krka: an injured Hermann's tortoise was returned to the wild after a successful recovery

A severely injured Hermann’s tortoise found on the road in Kistanje on 26 August 2024, was returned to the wild yesterday

  20/09/2024
The Krka NP is again this year part of the international eco-project Green Cleanup

The Krka National Park has joined the global volunteer action Green Cleanup; the act of cleaning was carried out on Friday, the 20th of September 2024, in the area of the Lozovac settlement along the Park’s border

  17/09/2024
A volunteer program at Krka NP: the successful removal of invasive species through education and actions

The volunteer program called “Guardians of native species habitats”, launched last year, took place from September 2 to 11, 2024. This year, it brought together enthusiasts, volunteers, and experts, with the aim of combating pajasen or tree-of-heaven (Ailanthus altissima), an invasive non-native plant species, and raising awareness about the importance of preserving the natural heritage.

109

km2

07

waterfalls

388

km of bike routes

47

km of hiking trails

10

entrances

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