Krka National Park: cheaper entrance tickets for pedestrians and cyclists during the European Mobility Week

From September 16 to 22, 2025, visitors who come to the Krka National Park on foot or by bicycle will be able to enjoy its natural features ​​at half the ticket price

At the Skradin Bridge, Stinice, and Roški slap entrances, the ticket price for the entire Park will be 20 euros for adults and 7.50 euros for children aged seven to eighteen. Visitors who decide to visit Roški slap, Burnum, or the Krka Eco Campus in Puljane will be able to purchase a ticket for 10 euros for adults and 6 euros for children.

In this manner, the Krka National Park joins in the celebration of European Mobility Week, which is held every year from September 16^th to 22^nd across Europe, with the aim of encouraging sustainable movement and protection of the environment. On foot or by bike, the Park can be experienced in a unique way: by walking along the educational hiking trail Skradin Bridge – Skradinski buk, 3.4 km long, or along the Stinice – Roški slap – Oziđana pećina cave trail, 8.5 km long. In addition to being entitled to a discounted ticket price, by choosing this form of transportation, visitors will contribute to the preservation of nature as well as their own health.

This year’s theme of European Mobility Week is “Mobility for All”, which places emphasis on creating a society in which transport services are affordable, safe, and accessible to everyone, regardless of income, place of residence, or capability. Many people today face transport poverty, i.e. limited access to work, education, or basic services due to a lack of transport options. This is why the European Commission is promoting transport and social policies and solutions that make walking, cycling, and public transport a fair and sustainable choice for all people.

With the support of the European Social Climate Fund, local communities and households have the opportunity to adapt to these changes through accessible and green mobility solutions. Together, we can build a fairer transport system that will turn every journey into a step towards a healthier and greener future.