Split to Sibenik and Krka National Park: Private day trip

Sibenik's mild winters and humid summers invite visitors to soak in the picturesque views and four fortresses that 'frame' the city. Today, the must sees include the pine forest Falcon Centre and the main symbol of Sibenik's legacy, the 15th century Cathedral of St. Jacob. This Cathedral was built with white stone in a unique Gothic and Renaissance style by a Venetian Dalamatic architect, Juraj Dalmatinac. A stone's throw west of Sibenik is Kornati's National park starring 89 unspoiled islands, islets, and reefs, a 'nautical paradise' to the most adventurous. With no accommodation provided on the uninhabited Kornati archipelagos, a day trip from Sibenik is a clear win for a great time.

Situated along the Krka River in Central Dalmatia, Krka National Park's lakes and waterfalls make it the ideal spot for swimming and exploring nature. More than half of the Krka River is part of the national park, which includes the majority of the river lakes and two waterfall systems - Roski Slap and Skradinski Buk. There are over 222 bird species and 17 fish species to spot in the area. Along with its abundant wildlife, Krka also houses an ethnographic museum, the Visovac Monastery, and many caves and ruins. The nature trails and wooden bridges make it easy to navigate the park while enjoying the nature scenery.