Skradinski buk waterfall is the seventh, final and longest tufa barrier on the Krka River and also the longest tufa barrier in Europe. It is one of the most unusual and beautiful landscapes in Krka National Park.

  • A 1900 m, one-way, circular, educational walking trail leads you around the waterfalls
  • The former watermills have been restored and serve to demonstrate the old trade
  • The remnants of Krka hydroelectric plant from 1895 are still visible, this was the frst to provide electrical energy to light up a city
  • Educational panels have been installed along the trail
  • There are two free toilets: one at the Lozovac entrance, and the second near the ethno village at Skradinski buk
  • There are two restaurants at Skradinski buk
  • There are souvenir shops in the ethno village at Skradinski buk
  • A tactile map of the Skradinski buk waterfall is located at the imperial lookout point at Skradinski buk
  • While in the Park, all dogs must be on a leash
  • From Skradinski buk, you can take one of the excursion boats, towards Visovac Island, a twohour round trip, to Roški slap, a four-hour
  • Entrance ticket for Skradinski buk includes visit of all land localities in the Park in the same day
  • Swimming at Skradinski buk is not allowed
  • There are two entrances to Skradinski buk: Lozovac entrance and Skradin entrance

 


Lozovac entrance

  • The main road entrance to Krka National Park
  • This road can be reached from the directions of Šibenik, Skradin, Drniš or Knin. From the motorway, take the Šibenik exit, and follow the signs for Krka National Park
  • A paved road 4 km in length leads from the Lozovac entrance to the start of the walking trail around Skradinski buk. This road is open to vehicles from November to March, and to buses from April to October. There is an 875 m long walking trail that leads to Skradinski buk, it starts lef of the ramp
  • Buffet of Krka National Park
  • Free toilet
  • Free parking
  • Electric vehicle charging station

Skradin entrance

  • This road can be reached from the direction of Šibenik, Drniš and Knin. On the motorway, take the Skradin exit and follow the signs for Krka National Park
  • Skradinski buk can be visited by boa tor by hiking trail/bycicle route from Skradin
  • From April to November, Park boats transport visitors from this entrance to Skradinski buk based on the set schedule. The boat ride is 20 minutes long
  • Skradinski buk can also be reached on foot along the walking trail / bicycle route that starts at the Skradin bridge, length 3400 m
  • City and private parking in Skradin – charged
  • Toilets in Skradin are charged
  • Tactile map

Ethno village

Posjetitelji NP „Krka“ mogu vidjeti i obnovljene etnološke spomenike  kako bi se upoznali s običajima ovoga kraja.

The watermills in the National Park belong to the system of pre-industrial water plants on the Krka River. They have always symbolised the economic power of the region, and were a frequent source of conflict over history. The preserved watermills are from the 19th century and have exceptional cultural and historical significance as monuments of rural architecture and our economic past. Considering their primary activity and the rural expression, they are considered ethnological/ethnographic monuments.

At the restored watermills of Krka National Park, it is possible to watch presentations of milling wheat, washing and pounding of cloth, weaving of fabrics and floor mats, horseshoe smithing, the preparation of food in the old kitchen and more. Some watermills at Skradinski buk have been turned into exhibition spaces, so you can see the exhibitions “The Story of Water” and “Industrial Architecture on the Krka River”.


Souvenir shops at Skradinski buk

Želite li sačuvati ugodnu uspomenu na Nacionalni park „Krka“, uđite u suvenirnicu i kupite suvenir po izboru.

The souvenir shops are found at the old mills at Skradinski buk. The shops offer a wide selection of souvenirs: from replicas of old objects (woven bags, national caps, old jewellery and dishes) to more modern souvenirs (books about the Park, etc.).

Payment is possible in cash or credit cards. The working hours of the souvenir shops are the same as the Park hours.

Visit us to ensure that you do not leave Krka National Park without a souvenir as a memento or gift.

109

km2

07

waterfalls

388

km of bike routes

47

km of hiking trails

10

entrances

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