Krka National Park
From Sibenik, buses operate regularly to Skradin, the gateway to Krka. From Skradin, a boat ride along the Krka River
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From Sibenik, buses operate regularly to Skradin, the gateway to Krka. From Skradin, a boat ride along the Krka River
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