PLITVICE LAKES NATIONAL PARK

(7:45  - 17:00)

Situated in the Region of Lika, Plitvice Lakes are truly a small piece of Heaven on Earth. Plitvice lakes is the most famous national park in Croatia, and with its 96 waterfalls and 16 lakes of River Korana, many influents and streams, represents a miraculous complex of forests and natural diversity. It is the oldest national park in Croatia, declared in 1949 and is registered in the UNESCO's World Heritage List in 1979 year. Park occupies 30 000 hectares, of which 200 hectares are covered with lakes, divided in Upper and Lower Lakes. Their characteristic is water saturation with dissolved calcium carbonate that in combination with the force of water dispersion creates travertine.

It is not just about the relaxing sound of water and stunning landscapes, Plitvice also provide you a cultural elevation giving you the chance to learn about life and traditions of the people living in the area. National Park is inhabited by many protected plant and animal species so all the visitors are kindly asked to respect the rules concerning the ecology, flora and fauna. The tour around the waterfalls starts on foot over wooden bridges and footpaths through the unique landscapes, then goes a part with tourist train, and also an electric boat tour across the biggest lake -Kozjak.

PRICES:

LOW SEASON  (01.04.-30.05. & 01.10.-31.10) :                  

Adults.................................... 80 € / 602,77 HRK                                             

Children  6-12 years......... 40 € / 301,38 HRK                                    

Children  0 – 6 years.........GRATIS

HIGH SEASON  (01.06.-30.09.) :

- Adults................................. 94 € / 708,24 HRK

- Children 6 - 12 years......... 47 € / 354,12 HRK

- Children 0 - 6 years........GRATIS

PRICE INCLUDES:

- Transfer to Plitvice Lakes (and back), guide

- Entrance ticket to Plitvice Lakes National Park

- Guided tour of NP Plitvice

- Insurance

Main attractions of Plitvice:

Upper Lakes – this group includes 12 of 16 Plitvice lakes separated of each other by the travertine barriers.

Kozjak Lake – is the largest and the deepest lake in Plitvice Lakes National Park. It belongs to the group of Upper Lakes. Nature played merging two smaller lakes into one and created Kozjak, the only navigable lake of Plitvice. On the lake stands a travertine Stephanie`s island that was named by the Austrian princess who visited the Park in distant 1888.

Lower Lakes – idyllic scenes of small waterfalls, turquoise water and surrounding greenery characterize this group of lakes. Nearby is situated the underground cave of Šupljara.

Great Waterfall – located within the group of Lower Lakes , with the height of 78 meters is the highest waterfall in Croatia.

Due to the Republic of Croatia’s entry into the Eurozone on 1 January 2023, all prices expressed in HRK are calculated according to the fixed conversion rate (1€ = 7.53450 KN). For all payments until 31 December 2022, the Croatian National Bank’s middle exchange rate will be utilised.