Which Entrance Should You Use?
Krka has more than one way in, and the right one depends on where you are staying and how you want to arrive. Here is the honest version, from someone who drives it every day.
Skradin entrance. This is the one at the national park boat dock in Skradin, and for most visitors it is the best. Your park ticket includes the boat down the river to Skradinski buk, the big waterfall everyone comes to see. You arrive on the water instead of a car park, which is a far nicer way to start the day. From anywhere in Skradin the ride is a fixed €15.
Lozovac entrance. The road entrance on the other side of the falls, about 15 minutes from Skradin. From the car park a park bus takes you down to Skradinski buk. This one suits travellers coming off the motorway or anyone who would rather not wait for a boat. A fixed €25 from Skradin.
Roški Slap entrance. The quieter upper section of the park, further inland along the river. Fewer crowds, a different set of falls and the mills to walk around. Worth it if you have already seen Skradinski buk or want a calmer day. A fixed €50 from Skradin.
Transport Only, Not a Tour
I am a taxi and transfer driver, not a tour agency. I drive you to the entrance you choose and bring you back, at a fixed price for the car, up to 4 passengers. You buy your park ticket from the national park yourself, and there is no per-person charge from me and nothing added for the visit itself. If you would like, I wait nearby and take you home whenever you are ready, or come back at a time we set.
Coming from Further Away?
If your day starts somewhere else along the coast, my sister site handles those longer runs so the two do not overlap: see the Krka day trip from Šibenik, from Split or from Zadar on taxisibenik.hr. Those are full day trips with waiting time included. What you see on this page are direct, one-way transfers to the gate.