NP Krka Schedules 2026

This is a national park, not a ferry line. NP Krka manages the Krka river canyon in Dalmatia — its travertine waterfalls, its monastery island and its habitats — and the boats it runs are park excursions, included in or sold alongside the entrance ticket, rather than scheduled transport.

What the boats actually do

Two water journeys sit inside the park. From Skradinski Buk, the great terraced waterfall at the park's lower end, boats run up to Visovac — a small island carrying a Franciscan monastery in the middle of the lake. A second excursion continues to Roški Slap, further up the canyon. Both are guided park trips on park timetables, not links between places people live.

Planning a visit

Access is through the park's official entrances, with a published price list, opening hours that change by season, and separate arrangements for accommodation and congress services. The park also runs cycling and hiking routes, viewpoints, educational workshops and a Junior Ranger programme, and publishes sustainability reporting on its ecological footprint.

If you need a ferry

For scheduled Dalmatian island services from the nearby coast — Zadar and Šibenik — look to the national coastal lines rather than here. The Krka boats will not take you to an inhabited island; they take you to a waterfall.