NACIONALNI PARK KRKA / KRKA NATIONAL PARK

NATIONAL PARK KRKA
Krka is the seventh national park in Croatia, famous for its numerous lakes and waterfalls. It was named after the river Krka, part of the park. The National Park is located in central Dalmatia, only a few kilometers northeast of the city of Šibenik. It covers the area along the river Krka, which runs at the foot of the Dinara mountain near Knin, runs through a 75 km long canyon, runs through Prokljansko lake and affects the sea in the the bay of Šibenik. It extends to 142 square kilometers, of which 25.6 square kilometers makes the water surface. River Krka today has 7 sedge waterfalls and its beauty is a natural karst phenomenon, which is recommended to visit in the spring and summer because it is then in full splendor and also you can be refreshed in beautiful, clean water. Krka waterfalls are not too high, just some of them, like Roški slap and Manojlovac, which is 32 meters high and is the largest in the Krka National Park. With 22.5 meters second by height is Roški slap. Here is a complex of mills, ethnographic heritage precious to the whole of Croatia. Beside Roški slap there are also catering facilities, so you can sit and eat and drink something. It would be ideal to taste the prosciutto from Miljevci and domestic wine to feel the true taste and smells of these regions. The most famous and most visited is the waterfall Skradinski buk, which one should definitely visit.