Visit Krka National Park, Croatia | Timings, Location, Tips, & More

• Information centers
• Restrooms (free and paid)
• First aid
• Gift and souvenir shop
• Electric bicycle rental (available only with prior notice at the Krka Eco Campus in Puljane)

Visitors must follow certain rules and regulations inside Krka National Park to protect and preserve its pristine environment and biodiversity.

• While hiking, don’t walk outside the clearly marked walking trails and visitor areas.
• Don’t walk on the tufa barriers, or break or damage the travertine in any manner.
• Don’t swim outside the designated swimming areas.
• You cannot hunt or fish in the park or disturb the wildlife in any manner. Do not feed the animals.
• You are not allowed to pick or damage the plants. 
• Don’t drive your car along roads and trails where it is not allowed.
• Don’t camp or light fires outside the clearly marked areas.
• Do not litter at the park.
• Don’t take photographs and videos for commercial purposes without prior approval. 
• If you’re bringing your dog to the national park, keep it on the leash at all times. Dogs are not allowed to be off-leash inside the park. 
• Drones or other unmanned aerial equipment are not permitted inside the national park.

• Wear comfortable and sturdy footwear as most of your exploration of the national park will be on foot. Waterproof footwear is recommended.
• Carry drinking water and stay hydrated, especially during the hot summer months. Carry a large reusable water bottle that you can refill.
• Take packed snacks and lunch with you. Food is not easily available at the park, and it is cheaper and more convenient to bring your own. 
• Wear sunscreen and carry a hat and sunglasses for sun protection. Bring sunscreen with you, since you will need to reapply throughout the day, especially if you take go swimming in the park.
• Carry a light jacket in case the weather turns chilly. The region is known to experience cold days every now and then even in the summer months.
• Note that if you want to go swimming in the national park, there are no changing rooms.
• Note that many restaurants around Krka National Park don’t accept card payments, so carry some cash with you.

There are few dining options available within Krka National Park, and these primarily offer light snacks rather than full meals. If you want to have a meal, head to one of these restaurants in the vicinity of the park:

• Alte Mühle Kristijan: Located close to the Roški slap waterfall, Alte Mühle Kristijan restaurant offers a fixed menu with traditional Croatian dishes. You can try the local prosciutto (ham), cheese, fish, salads, fresh breads, olive oil, and local wines. The unique feature of this restaurant is that a waterfalls flows through it, so you can have your meal with your feet in the water.
• Panorama Roški slap: Also situated near the Roški slap waterfall, Panorama Roški slap restaurant lives up to its name by providing stunning views of the Krka River. It is locally renowned for its grilled fish, especially the crispy grilled trout, fries, salads, and local wine. 
• Zlatne školjke: Located in Skradin town, Restaurant Zlatne školjke is known for its excellent seafood and local delicacies like the Skradin risotto. With its wonderful ambience and great service, it’s an ideal spot to have a meal after your exploration of Krka National Park.

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