With a private guide at your side, you will be delighted with the scenes of the most beautiful PLITVICE lakes, a UNESCO World Heritage Site! Maximize your time on the road between Zagreb and Split, and combine a private city transfer service with a tour of the Plitvice Lakes National Park.
The national park is world famous for its 16 lakes arranged in cascades and connected by a series of waterfalls. These lakes are a result of the confluence of several small rivers and subterranean karst rivers. This heavily forested park hides 75 endemic plants,55 different species of orchids,160 bird species and even bears and wolfs!
On the way, you will stop at Rastoke ethno village. With its well-preserved mills and picturesque little waterfalls Rastoke Ethno village, often referred to as 'Little Plitvice', makes a great place to prepare yourself for the magnificence of Plitvice National Park.
Note that the park entry fee is extra.
If you are in Zagreb, this should be at the TOP of your list!
Duration: 8 hours<br/>Lunch or snack/fast food extra: *the possibility of paying extra for lunch in the indigenous restaurant Lička kuća or with fast food on the lakes<br/>Plitvice lakes tour: Here, nature played with water and created waterfalls of the most luxurious shapes, heights and curves,the mosaic of Plitvice<br/>Private car or van<br/>Pickup included
* we will pick you up at the meeting point
Arrive at the historic river village of Rastoke in Slunj, situated at the confluence of Slunjčica and Korana rivers.
Stroll around the well-preserved watermills and picturesque waterfalls, and admire the unique architecture of the houses built along the river.
Here the water flows literally through the yard of the houses where people live, some still process grain at the mill!
And you can also jump in and swim in the fresh emerald Korana River!
There is a place for swimming, and we also have a diving board up to 5 m, and this place is becoming more and more popular and sought after as a rest area for tourists on their way to the Sea!
Continue to Plitvice Lakes National Park, one of the oldest national parks in Southeast Europe and the largest in Croatia. Follow your guide on a walking tour of this UNESCO World Heritage listed park, which is famous for its 16 lakes connected by a series of waterfalls. Start your walking tour of the park with your expert guide ... Get enchanted with the stunning nature that surrounds you while your guide shares interesting tidbits and leads you through the forest parts and board pathways on the lakes. Discover all the highlights of the park (both Lower and Upper lakes).
Cap off your visit with a boat cruise across the largest lake and a panoramic vehicle ride, soaking up the breathtaking views and pure air.
During these periods, part of the tours will take place on foot, so please wear comfortable shoes!
Entrance fees: extra charge
* in the end of the tour we will you bring back to Zagreb to the departure point or hotel address
Meet us in front of the Meteorological station in Zrinjevac park, next to the street
For all guests that are staying in Zagreb's city center pedestrian zone you can chose this location for your pickup
You can head directly to the meeting point, or request pickup
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A UNESCO World Heritage site known for its stunning lakes, waterfalls, and lush forests. It's one of the most beautiful natural attractions in Croatia.
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