Split to Šibenik and Krka National Park

Šibenik is the Dalmatian city travellers keep discovering late: a fortress town at the mouth of the Krka river, with a cathedral assembled from interlocking stone slabs and no mortar at all. It is about 50 minutes from Split Airport and an hour from Zadar’s, which makes it an easy first or last stop. It is also the natural base for Krka National Park — Skradin, where the park boats leave from, is fifteen minutes further on, and the waterfalls there need far less walking than Plitvice.

Routes and journey times

Local knowledge

Krka rewards an early start for a specific reason: the boat from Skradin runs to a schedule and fills, and the Skradinski Buk boardwalk is one-way. Go first thing and the falls are quiet; arrive at midday in August and you queue twice. In Šibenik itself, the two fortresses above the old town — St Michael’s and Barone — are a steep but short climb, and St Michael’s doubles as a concert venue on summer evenings.

What every transfer includes

• Meet & greet — name sign inside arrivals, luggage handled, air conditioning already running.
• Fixed price — quoted before you travel; tolls, waiting time and luggage included.
• Flight tracking — early or late, your driver adjusts automatically, with 60 minutes of free waiting.
• Luxury Mercedes — sedans for up to three, V-Class vans for seven, Sprinter minibuses for sixteen.