New attractions in Krka National Park, Croatia
New attractions are here and coming to wonderful Krka National Park, Croatia.
Biking in Krka National Park
total of fourteen bike trails including five for mountain bikes (MTBs), three for road bikes and six for track bikes available according to traveller's choice. All of the picturesque bike routes have signs along the track.
The road routes are characterised by high quality asphalted roads and are intended for more active athletes looking for physically demanding sporting challenges. For active families, there are six trekking routes, on which riders cycle along properly asphalted roads to take in NP Krka's postcard-like scenery. All the routes, regardless of their classification, are circular in shape and are designed in order to facilitate the cycling, nestled in amongst some utterly jaw-dropping scenery.
Pedestian bridge is planning to be built over the river canyon in Krka
It would connect the medieval fortress Nečven on the left bank of the Krka river with the medieval fortress Trosenj. The bridge will be 447 meters long and 176 centimeters wide.
About Krka National Park
Krka National Park is one of the protected national park areas of Croatia, named after the river it encloses. It is located in the middle-lower course of the Krka river in Dalmatia region of Croatia, next to city of Sibenik and bay town of Skradin.
Krka National Park was formed in 1985, and gives home to many native species, fishes, birds and rich flora. The major sight (during summer) is the chain of waterfalls (yes you can take a swim).
Many local tour companies offer daytours to Krka, check out boating on the river and visit Visovac island too. Than take a stroll down to Skradin. The picturesque town (dated back to Roman ages) is only a few kilometers away from the sea.
The park's attractions and facilities available are various footpaths, sightseeing tours and presentations, boat trips, souvenir shops, a museum, and restaurants. There are also several archeological remains of unpreserved fortresses in the park's vicinity dating back to as far as the Roman times.
Entrance fees from 50 kuna/adult up to 100kuna, depends on which part (or all) of the park would you like to visit. You can buy tickets online