Krka National Park prices

How much is a Krka National Park ticket in 2026?

Adults pay €7, €20 or €40 depending on the month, and €30 after 15:00 from June to September. Children 7 to 18 pay €4 to €15.

These are the individual prices on the park's official 2026 price list, for the ticket that covers Skradinski buk and every accessible land site for one day. VAT and visitor insurance are included. Students and members of the Croatian Hiking Society pay the child price, and children under 7 enter free.

The after-15:00 price is the one most people miss. In summer the park stays open until 20:00, so a 15:00 entry still gives you up to five hours. That is plenty for the 1,900 m boardwalk loop at Skradinski buk.

What does the Krka ticket include?

Skradinski buk and every accessible land site for one day, plus the park boat from Skradin or the bus from Lozovac between 1 April and 31 October.

The land sites are Skradinski buk, Roški slap, Manojlovac, Burnum, the Krka Eco Campus at Puljane and Krka - well of life at Kistanje, all on the same day. Your entrance decides your transport. From Skradin, the park boat runs up the river to the falls and back. From Lozovac, about 15 km from Šibenik, a park bus drops you near the falls, and parking at Lozovac is free all year. From 1 June to 30 September a park bus also links Laškovica with Roški slap.

There is a cheaper ticket too. It covers Roški slap, Kistanje, Manojlovac, Burnum and the Eco Campus, but not Skradinski buk. It makes sense only if you have seen the big falls before.

Are boat trips to Visovac included in the Krka ticket?

No. The Skradin shuttle boat is included, but the excursion boats to Visovac and Roški slap are paid on top of the entrance ticket.

Visovac is the island monastery in the lake above Skradinski buk, and Franciscans have lived there since 1445. The boats run from 1 April to 31 October, sometimes into March or November in good weather. Children under 4 ride free. The 2027 list keeps these prices and adds two routes: Skradinski buk to the Čikola (45 minutes, €10 adult) and Roški slap to the Trošenj and Nečven fortresses (2 hours, €15 adult).

Skradinski buk and every land site for one day, with the Skradin boat or the Lozovac bus included from April to October. Add Visovac on the day.

★ 4.4 · 1 day · from $8

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Will Krka prices go up in 2027?

No. The park's 2027 price list repeats the 2026 figures for every entrance ticket, and the same numbers already appeared in 2024.

Adults still pay €7, €20 and €40 by season, with €30 after 15:00 in summer. Children stay at €4, €12 and €15. The included transport dates are the same too: the Skradin boat and Lozovac bus from 1 April to 31 October, the Roški slap bus from 1 June to 30 September. The park keeps the right to change prices, but nothing points that way.

For repeat visitors, the Friends of Krka card gives unlimited entry for a year from the day you buy it. Foreign visitors pay €60 per adult and €30 per child. Two summer visits at €40 already cost more than the card. Croatian citizens pay €50, and Šibenik-Knin County residents just €13.

How can you save money on Krka tickets?

Go in April, May or October for half the summer price, or enter after 15:00 in summer. In winter the ticket is just €7.

The shoulder months are the sweet spot. You pay €20 instead of €40, and the Skradin boat and Lozovac bus still run. In summer, the 15:00 ticket saves €10 per adult and cuts the midday crowds out of your day. Winter is cheapest of all, but the boat and bus stop, and Manojlovac and Burnum close from November to March. Here is what two adults and two children aged 7 to 18 pay:

Why does the GetYourGuide Krka ticket start from $8?

Because $8 is the low-season price, about €7. The listing prices each date by the park's season, so a summer date costs more.

The all-sites ticket on GetYourGuide is the park's own entrance ticket, rated 4.4 from 2,062 reviews. You choose Skradin, Lozovac or Roški slap as your entrance, and an 8:00 ticket (arrive any time and stay to closing) or a 15:00 ticket, the cheaper option in summer. Visovac boat excursions are not included. Dogs on a leash are welcome in the park, though not on Visovac.

Booking ahead fixes your entrance and keeps free cancellation up to 24 hours before, handy if the forecast turns. Guests on the listing say a visit without a guide takes about three hours. Julia wrote: "It's great to get there by boat. In total, without a guide, the park took us about 3 hours."

The official Krka ticket for one day, from Skradin, Lozovac or Roški slap, with an 8:00 or a cheaper 15:00 start.

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