Plitvice National Park Experience in Croatia

Croatia, Lika-Senj County

3.8

(7)

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Experience details

People

For 1 person

Season

Warm season

Starting time

8 AM

Duration

Experience rating and reviews

Overall rating (7) 3.8

What's Included:

Guide
Transportation from Zadar
Boat trip

Good to know:

Tour unavailable November 1 - March 31
Meeting time: 8AM
Duration approx 8 hours including travel
Swimming is not permitted in the park
Entrance to the National Park: 15€ April 1- June 30, and September 1 - October 31 24€ July 1 - August 31 is not included
Breakfast package (sandwich, fruit, water, juice) and lunch at the restaurant (Optional 10€/person)

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Location

Why we included this experience:

“The Devil’s Garden” of Croatia that looks like a paradise
16 interconnected terraced lakes, with gushing waterfalls and a host of diverse fauna including wild boar, wolves and bears

Experience description

This special 4-hour guided tour will take you to the most scenic and remote spots in Plitvice, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Found in the Dinaric Mountain range just under two hours drive from Zadar, this must be one of the most enticing locations in all of Croatia, which if you know Croatia is really saying something. Your guide will be happy to talk you through how this impressive lake system was formed, and show you around the lush, unspoiled environment.

You’ll take a pleasant electric boat ride on the crystal-clear Kozjak lake (sadly swimming here isn’t possible), which is an excellent opportunity to see if you can spot any of the park’s shy inhabitants, such as lynx, eagle, wild cat and the European brown bear. On saying a sad goodbye to this breathtakingly beautiful park , you can stop for lunch at a nearby restaurant before heading back to Zadar.