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Plitvice Lakes & Rastoke guided tour with priority entry ticket | Hotel pick-up & drop-off
Discover the stunning lakes and waterfalls of Plitvice Lakes National Park — Croatia’s largest and most visited park — with skip-the-line access, a boat cruise, park bus, and a visit to Rastoke village.
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Discover the lakes and waterfalls of Plitvice Lakes National Park — the largest and most visited national park in Croatia. Your expert guide explains how the lakes were created and how they cascade into one another.
This tour includes skip-the-line access, a boat cruise across Kozjak Lake, a bus ride within the park, and a stop at the charming village of Rastoke with its 17th-century watermills.
Sit back in an air-conditioned van from Zagreb, enjoy Croatian landscapes along the way, and finish with drop-off in Zagreb. Reserve now & pay later, with free cancellation up to 24 hours before departure.
Your guide has priority tickets ready. Save time and enter beautiful Plitvice Lakes right away — no long queues at the entrance.
Cruise across Kozjak Lake on an electric boat (~20 minutes). Enjoy an up-close view of waterfalls and turquoise water.
Known for charming 17th-century watermills where the Slunjčica meets the Korana. See traditional Croatian village architecture and take photos of small cascades and stone bridges.
Don’t worry about getting to Plitvice — our air-conditioned van gets you there. Sit back, relax and sightsee Croatian landscapes along the way.
Your guide explains how the lakes formed and tells you about the hundreds of species that live in this biodiverse UNESCO area — plus where to stand for the best viewpoints.
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the tour starts. Reserve now and pay later if you prefer.
Start with pick-up in Zagreb and enjoy the views in an air-conditioned van. First stop: Rastoke for a short guided visit and free time to explore watermills, rivers and traditional houses.
Skip the line and follow your guide into the park to learn about history, wildlife and the unique landscape — then enjoy free time to look around on your own. The park covers ~300 km²; the 16 named lakes (Upper and Lower) cover only about 1% of that area, connected by awe-inspiring waterfalls formed by tufa barriers over the last 12,000–15,000 years.
Cross Lake Kozjak by electric boat, then finish park transfers by bus through forest and lakes. In spring you’ll see lush greenery; in autumn, red, orange and yellow leaves make perfect photo backdrops. End the day with drop-off in Zagreb.
Languages: English
Meeting point: tourist bus stop across from the Ethnographic Museum in Zagreb (Mažuranić Square). Hotel pick-up available when booking. Paths are often one-direction — take photos when you see a viewpoint you like.
Hotel pick-up (if selected) or meet at Mažuranić Square / Ethnographic Museum bus stop. Drive toward Plitvice in an air-conditioned van.
Guided visit of 17th-century watermills, Slunjčica & Korana rivers, plus free time for photos.
Priority entry with licensed guide covering history, wildlife and lake formation; free time to explore.
Electric boat ride across the park’s largest lake, then scenic bus transfer within the park.
Drop-off at your hotel or the Zagreb meeting point.
The tourist bus stop located across from the Ethnographic Museum in Zagreb (Mažuranić Square). You can select the hotel pick-up option when booking.
About 1,400 plant species and subspecies — roughly 30% of all of Croatia’s flora — are found in the park.
321 species of butterflies have been recorded at Plitvice Lakes National Park.
The park is home to 168 species of birds.
Plitvice Lakes plus Rastoke village — watermills, stone bridges and cascades where the Slunjčica meets the Korana.
This tour doesn’t only focus on Plitvice — you also get a guided stop in Rastoke, a riverside village with waterfalls and old mills.
Transportation, entry ticket, guide and park navigation are handled for you. No worrying about buses, parking or entry slots.
Your guide explains how the lakes formed, points out the best viewpoints, and helps you avoid the most crowded sections.
Cross Lake Kozjak by electric boat for a different perspective of turquoise water and cliffs — a break from walking and a highlight of the day.