KRKA NATIONAL PARK ﹀

Krka National Park lies within Šibenik-Knin County, and covers a total area of 109 km² of the loveliest sections of the Krka River, and the lower course of the Čikola River. Krka National Park - 75 kilometre long complex of travertine waterfalls of the Krka river is the largest in Europe.

The largest waterfall ‘Skradinski buk’, which can be reached by boat, is 46 meters high and has six steps over which the Krka river flows. Its flow is strongest in spring. The National Park is dotted with hiking trails through the lush, refreshing vegetation and wooden bridges over the river, alongside the waterfalls.

The river is suitable for summer swimming under waterfalls, in the safe zone that is fenced by buoys. You will also visit the original ethno village - reconstructed old mills and house with an exhibition and presentation of traditional crafts.

KORNATI NATIONAL PARK ﹀

Kornati is an archipealago of 150 islands and islets on 320 acres, of which the vast majority is on the protected area of the National park.

Telašćica Nature Park is a natural extension of the Kornati islands, the largest and safest cove on the Adriatic coast. You can swim in the cove or in Slano jezero (Salty lake) that has healing properties due to the very high salinity, and walk to the lookout above the 150 meter cliffs that descend steeply into the open sea in the south of Dugi otok (Long island).

PAKLENICA NATIONAL PARK ﹀

This is the place where the movie Winettou was filmed, and from there you can enjoy beautiful view of the river Zrmanja. The wriggling river and almost 400 meters deep canyon that enters the Adriatic Sea are a breathtaking sight.

On the south of Velebit there is a large valley with a deep pit called Mamut. On the north side of Velebit, there is the Alan pass that offers a magnificent view of the Velebit channel. During summer, you can visit the gorgeous Zrmanja waterfalls.

PLITVICE LAKES NATIONAL PARK ﹀

Plitvice Lakes National Park is probably the highlight of cycling Croatia tour. It is the oldest and most famous park in Croatia and among the most famous in Europe. With its 96 waterfalls and 16 lakes in the catchment area of the Korana river, and a multitude of tributaries and streams, it is a wonderful and huge complex of forests and natural diversity. It is the oldest national park in Croatia declared in 1949 and registered on UNESCO's World Heritage List in 1979.

The park covers 30,000 hectares of which 200 hectares are covered by lakes. We will take you on a walking tour to the waterfalls across wooden bridges and footpaths through breathtaking landscapes. Then we will take a small tourist train and an electric boat to the biggest lake called Kozjak. Travertine shelves created by the waterfalls are a living organism that has built up over several millennia. The current configuration has been created during the past 15,000 years.