Permit· Skradin & Krka· Croatia — Dalmatia
Krka National Park Ticket & Boat Rules
43° 49.0′ N · 15° 55.4′ E · approximate
Krka National Park covers the river above Skradin, with its travertine waterfalls, lakes and the island monastery of Visovac. Yachts stop at Skradin: from there you visit by the park's own boats or on foot, on a single land ticket. Swimming under Skradinski buk has been banned since 1 January 2021.
Practical
Coordinate is approximate, the Skradin riva where the park boat leaves. 2026 adult ticket for all land sites: €40 in June-September (€30 after 3 pm), €20 in April, May and October, €7 November-March. Children 7-18: €15 / €12 / €4. Under 7 free. The 2027 list (already published) keeps the same prices. The ticket includes the boat Skradin-Skradinski buk-Skradin (1 April-31 October). Extra-cost boat trips to Visovac, Roški slap and the Čikola canyon leave from Skradinski buk; book them on site only, not online. A one-day ticket allows one visit to each spot. Swimming only at the marked areas at Roški slap, Stinice and Pisak, 1 June-30 September, at your own risk; no swimming at Skradinski buk, no jumping from falls or bridges, no canoes or kayaks. Private boats: the river above Skradin is closed to private craft, and a low road bridge just above town blocks masts anyway. Downstream, the 2026 pilot sets 8 kn on the lower Krka and bans anchoring in the St Joseph channel and the Skradin channel from Cape Oštrica to Skradin; small boats may anchor only inside side bays.
Best for
Knowing the rules before you motor up to Skradin
Season
Park open all year; park boats 1 Apr-31 Oct; swimming spots 1 Jun-30 Sep
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