Private transfer with a stop
Split to Zadar via Krka
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Private transfer from Split to Zadar with a stop in Krka: door-to-door pickup, an English-speaking driver and time to see Krka on the way.
Quick answer
Split to Zadar via Krka is a private, door-to-door transfer with a stop in Krka, from €320 per vehicle (VAT included). The drive takes from 2 hours and the stop adds about 2 to 2.5 hours.
- Route
- Split → Krka → Zadar
- Price with the stop
- €320–€360 per vehicle
- Price breakdown
- €230 transfer + €90 stop
- Direct drive
- from 2 hours
- The stop adds
- 2 to 2.5 hours
- Group size
- Up to 8 guests
- Pickup
- Door-to-door
- Book by
- Online up to 12 h before departure
- Cancellation
- Free up to 24 h before
About Krka
Krka National Park follows the Krka river through central Dalmatia and is best known for Skradinski Buk, a wide run of travertine cascades reachable on wooden walkways.
Skradinski Buk
The wide run of travertine cascades the park is known for, circled by a boardwalk that crosses the water several times. This is the part almost every visit is built around.
The old watermills
Stone mill buildings along the boardwalk, some restored with their machinery in place. They are the reason the paths are where they are — the river was worked here long before it was walked.
Visovac island
A monastery on an islet upstream, reached by park boat. It turns a walking visit into a half-day, so it suits guests who want the park rather than the highlight.
FAQ
How long does the drive from Split to Zadar take?
The direct transfer takes about 2 hours. Each stop adds time: Trogir 60 to 90 minutes, Krka waterfalls about 2 to 2.5 hours including the drive to the park, Šibenik 90 minutes. With all three, plan a full day of 7 to 8 hours. For several stops, leave Split between 7 and 9 am.
How much does a private transfer from Split to Zadar cost?
A private transfer from Split to Zadar starts from €230 per vehicle not per person. The price includes door to door pickup, an English speaking driver, fuel, motorway tolls, and VAT. Krka National Park entrance fees are paid separately at the park. Up to 3 passengers travel in a sedan and up to 8 in a van.
Is the Krka waterfalls stop worth adding to the Split to Zadar transfer?
Yes, especially if you have not seen Krka and have a full day. Skradinski Buk is one of Croatia's most unusual landscapes: stepped travertine cascades in a limestone basin, crossed by wooden boardwalks. Allow at least 90 minutes in the park. Entry prices vary by season and are paid at the gate.
Can I visit Trogir and Krka on the same Split to Zadar transfer?
Yes, it is one of the most popular combinations on this route. Trogir, 30 minutes from Split, is a short first stop: 60 minutes covers the cathedral, the old town and the fortress. Krka follows as the longer stop. Together they add about 3.5 to 4 hours, so leave Split by 8 am.
Is Šibenik worth adding if I am already stopping at Trogir and Krka?
It depends on your energy and arrival time in Zadar. With an early start and time before evening, Šibenik is worth the 90 minutes: it is the most architecturally significant medieval city on the route. If the day is already full, save it for another time. Your driver can help you decide on the day.
Can I do this transfer in reverse Zadar to Split?
Yes. The same route and the same optional stops Šibenik, Krka waterfalls, and Trogir are available in the reverse direction, Zadar to Split, at the same price. Contact the team or use the booking form to arrange the return journey or a two way transfer at once.