Wander among beautiful nature
Your guide leads you through the park’s most famous spots — picturesque lakes and waterfalls, including Veliki Slap at 78 meters, Croatia’s tallest waterfall.

Skip-the-line access to Plitvice Lakes | Boat ride & electric train ride | Reserve now & pay later
Explore Croatia’s largest national park! We’ll take you to and from Plitvice Lakes in a modern, air-conditioned bus. See lakes, waterfalls and vibrant greenery on a guided tour — including Croatia’s tallest waterfall.
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Explore Croatia’s largest national park with round-trip transfer from Trogir in a modern, air-conditioned bus. Famous for lakes, waterfalls and vibrant green vegetation — you’ll see the most beautiful parts on your guided tour, including Veliki Slap.
Take a relaxing boat ride across Kozjak, the largest lake, plus an electric train for panoramic views of the entire park. Skip-the-line tickets mean no hour-long summer queues.
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, or reserve now and pay later.
Your guide leads you through the park’s most famous spots — picturesque lakes and waterfalls, including Veliki Slap at 78 meters, Croatia’s tallest waterfall.
The park is huge. Cross Kozjak by boat, then enjoy an electric train ride with panoramic views of lakes and forest.
Air-conditioned bus from Trogir (or Split Gray Line office). We handle the travel while you enjoy the drive through Lika highlands and Adriatic coastal views on the return.
Skip-the-line entrance tickets included — in summer, waits can exceed an hour without them.
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund and re-book another day, or reserve your spot and pay later.
Sixteen lakes split into Upper (gentler) and Lower (steep cliffs), colored in blues, greens and greys, interconnected by waterfalls. Your guide shows Veliki Slap — the Great Waterfall at 78 m.
Cruise Kozjak with spray and breeze on your face. Near the end, board an electric train beside the lakes for multi-angle panoramic views — keep your camera ready.
UNESCO World Heritage with good reason. Tufa limestone formations grow up to 13 mm per year and are 6,000–7,000 years old. Look for 300+ butterfly species, eagle owl, Eurasian lynx, reptiles and more during free time after the guided walk.
Six electric trains offer panoramic rides. The largest holds 100 seated and 50 standing passengers on the 6.5 km Rapajinka–Velika Poljana–Labudovac route beside the lakes.
Languages: English
Guided tour ~4.5 hours covering the most beautiful sights, then ~2.5 hours free time to explore at your own pace. Moderate walking — suitable for a moderate fitness level. Meeting point: Trogir Gray Line office, Ul. Blaža Jurjeva Trogiranina 1 (Old Town entrance). Split Gray Line office also available.
Pick-up at Gray Line office — Ul. Blaža Jurjeva Trogiranina 1 in Trogir, or Split Gray Line — then drive to Plitvice.
Park ticket included — enter right away with your expert guide.
Upper & Lower Lakes, waterfalls and Veliki Slap with a live English-speaking guide.
Electric boat across the park’s largest lake.
Ride the lakeside route for multi-angle views of the park.
About 2.5 hours to relax, take photos and look for tufa formations and wildlife.
Air-conditioned Wi-Fi bus back via Lika highlands and Adriatic coastal views.
Trogir Gray Line office, Ul. Blaža Jurjeva Trogiranina 1 (entrance to the Old Town). Another option: leave from Split Gray Line office.
Croatia’s tallest waterfall at 78 meters — a highlight of the Lower Lakes circuit.
Tufa formations grow up to 13 mm per year and are typically 6,000–7,000 years old.
Six electric trains run the 6.5 km Rapajinka–Velika Poljana–Labudovac lakeside route.
Over 300 butterfly species, eagle owl, Eurasian lynx, 12 types of reptiles and more.
Priority tickets included so you don’t lose an hour or more waiting at the summer entrance.
Electric boat across Kozjak and panoramic electric train — see the park from every angle without extra fees.
Modern air-conditioned bus from Trogir or Split with Wi-Fi on board — stress-free door-to-park logistics.
4.5 hours with a live guide covering the highlights, then 2.5 hours to explore at your own pace.