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Explore Krka Waterfalls and Trogir on a guided tour from Omi, combining stunning nature with historic charm—all at an excellent value.
Discovering Croatia’s Hidden Gems: Krka Waterfalls and Trogir Tour from Omi
If you’re visiting the Split region and craving a full day of natural beauty combined with cultural charm, the Krka Waterfalls and Trogir tour from Omi is worth considering. This guided trip promises a mix of lush scenery, historic streets, and convenient transportation—all for under $50 per person. With highly-rated guides, seamless logistics, and the chance to see two of Croatia’s most beloved sights, it’s a solid choice for travelers eager to maximize their day.
What we love most? The combination of a scenic boat ride into Krka National Park and a leisurely exploration of Trogir’s narrow alleys and historic sites. The tour’s affordability and inclusion of transport, fuel, and guiding really add to the value. A potential downside? The park visit is limited to 2.5 hours, which might feel a tad rushed for those wanting a more in-depth experience. Still, this tour is perfect for those who want a balanced taste of nature and culture without breaking the bank.
This experience suits travelers who prefer organized, hassle-free excursions with knowledgeable guides, especially if you’re short on time but eager to see key highlights. If you love waterfalls, scenic towns, and the convenience of round-trip transport from Omi, you’ll find this tour fits the bill.


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The tour kicks off bright and early at 6:30 am from Hotel Plaa Trg Kralja Tomislava in Omi. This early start is typical for day trips aiming to maximize sightseeing time, and it’s appreciated by those who dislike rushing. You’ll be traveling in a comfortable vehicle with all fuel costs covered—no surprise expenses there. The group size is capped at 50, which strikes a fine balance between intimacy and social vibe.
Your first stop is Trogir, a UNESCO World Heritage site famed for its well-preserved Romanesque and Renaissance architecture. The 45-minute sightseeing tour is perfect for a quick taste of this charming town. Expect to stroll through narrow, winding streets, admire the historic buildings, and perhaps catch a glimpse of the stunning Cathedral of St. Lawrence. Reviewers like Christina appreciated the guide’s engaging commentary, which kept her interested throughout the brief stop.
While the admission to Trogir is free, the emphasis is on soaking in the atmosphere—helped by the guide pointing out hidden gems and sharing local stories. Many travelers find this a delightful prelude to the nature adventure ahead.
The highlight for many is the boat ride into Krka National Park. The transfer to the park takes about 2 hours and 30 minutes, allowing time to relax and enjoy scenic views along the way. The boat ride itself is part of the charm, offering a different perspective of Croatia’s lush landscapes and river valleys.
Once inside Krka, you’ll have roughly 3 hours to explore. While the entrance fee isn’t included and costs between 10 to 30 euros depending on the season and age, the guided nature walk is designed to show you the most stunning waterfalls and vantage points. The water’s power and clarity impress, and the lush greenery framing the cascades provides those perfect photo ops.
One reviewer, Sue_B, noted the waterfalls as “stunning,” complimenting the well-paced tour and excellent guide. Another highlighted the guide Domo, who kept her engaged and made the trip enjoyable. The flexibility to visit Skradin and other stops around the park was a definite plus, allowing travelers to see more sights in their limited time.
Expect to spend roughly two and a half hours here. While this is enough to see the main waterfalls and perhaps take some photos, it might feel rushed if you’re keen on a more leisurely experience. The terrain is generally accessible, but comfortable walking shoes are recommended.
The tour wraps up back at the start point in Omi, making it straightforward to plan your evening. The entire journey lasts about 9.5 hours, which makes it a full day but manageable, especially with an early start.

The combination of organized transportation, a knowledgeable guide, and visiting both a UNESCO town and a national park makes for a satisfying day out. The inclusive fuel surcharge and hotel pickup offer added convenience, especially if you’re staying at a hotel in Omi or nearby.
The reviews emphasize the professionalism of the guides and the stunning scenery—these are the main reasons travelers keep returning and rating it a perfect 5. Overall, it offers a lot of value for a modest price.

This tour is ideal if you’re short on time but want a taste of Croatia’s natural and historical highlights. It’s perfect for solo travelers, couples, or small groups who prefer a structured, guided experience with minimal planning. If you appreciate small-group intimacy, engaging guides, and efficient itineraries, this tour will suit you well.
Keep in mind, the 2.5-hour park visit is compact, so if you’re a waterfall fanatic or history buff seeking a more immersive experience, this might be a bit brief. However, for most visitors looking for a well-balanced day with beautiful vistas and charming towns, it hits the right notes.


Is transportation included?
Yes, transportation from Omi is included, along with fuel costs, making the trip seamless and stress-free.
Can I join this tour if I’m not staying in Omi?
The meeting point is at Hotel Plaa Trg Kralja Tomislava in Omi. If you’re nearby, it’s easy to join, but check with the provider for pickup options from other locations.
How long is the total tour?
The entire experience lasts approximately 9 hours and 30 minutes, starting early at 6:30 am and returning to the original meeting point.
Are entrance fees to Krka paid separately?
Yes, entrance fees are paid in cash at the park, with prices varying by season and age group.
Is this suitable for children or those with limited mobility?
While most travelers can participate, the park’s terrain may require some walking. Kids are welcome, but check the terrain and your family’s mobility.
Can I cancel if my plans change?
Yes, the tour offers free cancellation up to 24 hours before departure, providing flexibility if your plans shift.

For those eager to see Croatia’s captivating waterfalls and charming coastal town without fuss, this tour offers excellent value and a well-rounded experience. The guides are praised for their knowledge and friendliness, making the day both informative and enjoyable. The combination of natural beauty, local history, and the convenience of round-trip transport makes it a smart choice for travelers who want a complete, stress-free outing.
If you love scenic waterfalls, historic streets, and want to avoid the hassle of planning, this trip from Omi hits the sweet spot. It’s especially suited for travelers who value good value, expert guidance, and authentic sights over long, exhaustive excursions. Just remember to prepare for an early start and a packed but rewarding day.
Enjoy your Croatian adventure with confidence—this tour is a wonderful way to make the most of your time near Split.