From the 10th to the 16th of February 2025, in the souvenir shops of the Krka National Park you can once again participate in the humanitarian campaign “A Book from the Heart”!
Bring at least two books in good condition and in return you will receive a beautiful photomonography The Legend of the Krka in Croatian or English.
This campaign, organised by the Krka National Park for the third year in a row, has become a beautiful tradition of giving on the occasion of Valentine’s Day and International Book Giving Day, which are both celebrated on February 14. The collected books will be donated to a selected association or institution, spreading the love of reading and sharing knowledge.
You can bring the books to the souvenir shops in Šibenik and Drniš (Monday to Friday from 7:00 am to 3:00 pm) or to the souvenir shop at Skradinski buk waterfall (every day from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm).
The Legend of the Krka, with magical photographs by Davor Šarić and a poetic text by Veljko Barbieri, is one of the most beautiful publications of the Krka National Park, and an ideal gift for Valentine’s Day.
Fall in love with reading along with us and do a good deed – your books will surely find a new home and make someone happy!
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