You will be picked up at the appointed place and driven through the countryside toward Plitvice Lakes in our roomy, air-conditioned minivan or bus. The 16 lakes’ harmony and coherence, as well as their exceptional cultural and ecological significance, are well known not just in Croatia but also internationally, earning this extraordinary national park a coveted spot on UNESCO’s list of World Heritage sites which you can visit during a Plitvice lakes group tour from Split. The first section of the trail leads us through the Gornja Jezera (Upper Lakes), a chain of 12 lakes divided by travertine walls. After that, a tranquil boat journey will take you to the second region, Donja Jezera (Lower Lakes), which is situated in a limestone gorge.

It is simple to understand why Plitvice‘s travertine marble formations are such a remarkable natural phenomena from anywhere in the city in the . The amazing vistas that make a stroll through the park so delightful are still being shaped by the barriers, sills, and other formations generated in these lakes, karst rivers, and streams. These very same travertine deposits are what have produced and continue to produce the various breathtaking waterfalls in this area which you can see during a Plitvice Lakes group tour from Split. When it deposits fresh layers elsewhere, the water gradually alters its path, leaving certain obstacles dry in the process. Because of this ongoing change, the Plitvice Lakes never have the same appearance. The Great Waterfall, which is 78 meters high, is the finest place to be in order to witness this in action during a Plitvice lakes group tour from Split. The roaring thunder of the water as it hits the ground is unforgettable! Our journey ends with a tram ride.

With the end of the guided sightseeing we go in a restaurant for an optional lunch. After restaurant it’s time to drive back to Split along the highway, still excited and full of lasting impressions —make sure your camera has extra batteries!

• Witness the natural beauty of the Plitvice lakes, an UNESCO World Heritage sight
• Explore with a guide and rest assured you won’t lose track of sights or get lost in the large park
• Walk the trails of the Lower lakes,hike up to the Upper lakes and see the magnificent Great waterfall
• Taste the Croatian-style local cousine in an authentic setting

Bring with you

• If you are traveling in in preseason or post season (spring, autumn and winter) don’t forget to bring warm clothes and an umbrella
• Wear casual and comfortable walking shoes
• Bring a snack and water with you to make your trip as comfortable as possible
• And don’t forget to bring your camera to capture all the beautiful sights

Additional Info

• Confirmation will be received at time of booking
• Guests must be at the meeting point 15 minutes before departure
• Children must be accompanied by an adult
• Infants ticket is free of charge and they must sit on laps
• Most travelers can participate
• We keep the right to alter or adjust the itinerary due to traffic or bad weather condition

Plitvice Lakes is Croatia’s largest and oldest national park. Occupying a total of almost 300 km^2, it’s safe to say exploring this national park will take a while. Experience the blissful nature of Croatia in Plitvice lakes group tour from Split and let your body relax as you take in the various sights of the national park.

Plitvice is positioned in the mountainous region of Croatia, between two mountain ranges of Mala Kapela and Plješivica. The park falling administratively in two counties, mostly in the Lika-Senj (90.7%) and Karlovac (9.3%). There’s a total of 16 lakes inside Plitvice, separated in upper and lower clusters. Allowing visitors to walk throughout various paths in order to sight see the numerous lakes that make up Plitvice Lakes group tour from Split. So get out there, widen your horizons and admire the beautiful natural flora that litters the National park during your Plitvice group tour from Split. We are positive you will enjoy your time on this tour, after all there’s only a couple of National parks throughout Croatia.

Due to the exceptional beauty that has lasted for dozens of years, Plitvice lakes was proclaimed as Croatia‘s first national park in 8th of April 1949. The park is made up of various travertine barriers that resulted in the creation of the lakes, providing outstanding universal value, for which Plitvice Lakes were internationally recognized on 26th of October 1979. with their inscription onto the UNESCO World Heritage list. Making it one of the most popular places to visit in the end because of the wide diversity of flora/fauna you can see. So if you are making plans, Plitvice is a solid pick for you to spend a day at.

One of Croatia’s most picturesque locations and one of the busiest national parks in Europe is Plitvice National Park. More than 1.5 million people visit this UNESCO World Heritage Site each year to explore the waterfalls, lakes, and woods. Although the park is available all year round, the ideal seasons to go are spring or fall when there are less visitors. Make the most out of it by visiting it during a Plitvice Lakes group tour from Split.