Discover the true essence of Dalmatia on this unforgettable journey into its hinterland, where pristine nature and rich heritage come together in perfect harmony. Wander through the breathtaking waterfalls and wooden trails of Krka National Park, then travel back in time at Etnoland Dalmati. Surrounded by authentic atmosphere and stories of generations past, enjoy a taste of tradition with the renowned local speciality, Peka.
TOUR HIGHLIGHTS
Krka National Park: A stunning natural reserve in Croatia, famous for its series of waterfalls, crystal-clear rivers, and lush greenery. The park is named after the Krka River and is especially known for the spectacular Skradinski Buk waterfalls. Wooden walkways, rich biodiversity, and scenic viewpoints make it one of Croatia’s most beautiful and accessible national parks.
Etnoland Dalmati (Pakovo Selo): An open-air ethnographic park in Dalmatia, dedicated to preserving traditional village life. Considered one of the most unique rural tourism attractions in the country, it offers visitors the opportunity to explore authentic stone houses, experience rural customs, and discover folk music and traditional tools. This immersive setting provides a rich insight into Dalmatian heritage, highlighting local history, craftsmanship, and lifestyle in a picturesque countryside environment.
Peka: A true highlight of Dalmatian cuisine, Peka is one of Croatia’s most iconic traditional dishes. Slowly cooked under a bell-shaped lid in glowing embers, it combines meat or seafood with potatoes and vegetables, creating a rich, tender, and deeply flavourful meal—an authentic culinary experience rooted in local tradition.
Day 1: KRKA NATIONAL PARK – ETNOLAND DALMATI – SIBENIK (50km – 1hr)
The experience begins with your independent arrival at Krka National Park, where you will discover one of Croatia’s most spectacular natural wonders. Renowned for its magnificent series of cascading waterfalls, the park is defined by powerful, crystal-clear streams flowing over limestone formations into shimmering pools below. As you follow the network of wooden walkways, you will enjoy ever-changing views of these dramatic, tiered falls, surrounded by lush vegetation. Take your time to admire their beauty up close, as well as the quieter corners where water and nature exist in perfect harmony, making Krka an unforgettable highlight of the Dalmatian region.
From here, continue independently inland toward the village of Pakovo Selo and Etnoland Dalmati, one of Croatia’s most distinctive rural tourism attractions. Upon arrival, enjoy a self-guided multimedia experience, beginning with a welcome drink, followed by a pre-show and an engaging storytelling presentation. Explore the open-air museum at your own pace, where traditional stone houses, historic tools, and authentic customs offer a glimpse into Dalmatian village life. The experience includes a tasting of regional specialties such as Drniš prosciutto, local cheese, and olives.
Your visit concludes with a true culinary highlight – a traditional Peka lunch, one of Croatia’s most iconic dishes. Slowly prepared under a bell-shaped lid covered with hot embers, this method allows meat or seafood, potatoes, and vegetables to cook gently together, creating rich, tender flavours that embody the essence of Dalmatian cuisine.
Following the experience, you will make your own way to your hotel in Sibenik.
Overnight in Sibenik.
Day 2: SIBENIK
Following breakfast and check-out, continue your journey independently.
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