Private Transfer from Split to Zadar with Krka National Park

Kristina was an absolute gem! She’s knowledgeable and super interesting. Could not have done more for us! We had the best time

This was my second of four transfers in the same trip with this company and each one was fantastic! For this transfer and the two following, Marin was my driver/guide. Just as pleasant and personable as his partner, Hrvoje, who was my driver for the first transfer, I couldn't have been happier with my choice to use this company for my transfers during this trip. The car was clean, comfortable and Marin was a pleasure to talk to throughout the journey. When we arrived at Krka, he managed to get the park guards to allow him to drive me down to the beginning of the walkway through the park rather than having to wait for the shuttle bus. He provided explicit instructions as to where to meet him at the end of my time in the park. They also arranged a fantastic wine tasting at this charming, beautiful winery in Sibenic. To top off the transfer we stoppped in Sibenik where I was able to wander through the charming town. Like his partner, he privded recommendations for places to eat once we arrived in Zadar. Again, cannot recommend this service highly enough. I'll be in touch when I return to Croatia.

My wife and I were visiting both Split & Zadar on our honeymoon, and we wanted an easy way to get from Split to Zadar while also visiting Krka National Park. Josib (our personal driver) picked us up as close as possible to our Airbnb (in a pedestrean zone) in Split and was already patiently waiting for us by the time we arrived at the pickup location at 8:30am. He greeted us and stored our bags for us into a very nice & comfortable Mercedes sedan. We had a great time chatting it up with Josib about life growing up in Croatia and he was able to point out some local things for us in Split. The drive to Krka National Park was only a little over an hour and we never had to worry about paying any tolls. Josib gave us a recommended route through the park and told us he would wait for us at Skradin, a town just down the river by ferry/boat, which we could catch at the other end of the walking path. Krka is very beautiful and easy to navigate with the walking path. Although it is not as grand or big as Plitvice, it isn't as crowded or tiring either, as you can walk through everything in a couple of hours. NOTE: We did pay for our own entrance tickets to the park. Josib was waiting for us as expected in Skradin at the end of the 11:30am ferry, where he led us for a short walk through the small town to the car. From there, Josib took us to lunch at Roca, a farm-to-table restaurant in Stankovci where Dalmatian prosciutto is their specialty. The whole restaurant & farm is beautiful and the food was absolutely amazing. There was a tour bus coming at the same time, so they had a performance by the locals ready, but we were able to eat in peace downstairs away from all the people while still hearing the performance. NOTE: Josib left the two of us to eat on our own & we did pay for our own lunch too. After lunch and a brief look around the farm, we set out for Zadar and finally arrived as close as possible to our next Airbnb in the old city around mid-afternoon, in time to catch the sunset at the Sea Organ after checking in & resting a bit. Overall, although more expensive than taking the bus or renting a car, it was a very easy, pleasant, informative, & adventerous trip. Josib was a great driver with a lot of knowledge about the area & good tips about how to go through Krka. And we would have never gone to Roca without Josib's recommendation either.