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        Hikers crossing the wooden boardwalk above turquoise lakes and cascading waterfalls in Plitvice Lakes National Park, Croatia UNESCO World Heritage Site.

        Plitvice Lakes National Park

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          Panoramic waterfalls and turquoise lakes at Plitvice Lakes National Park on a private tour from Split, Croatia

           Split, Croatia

          Plitvice Lakes Private Guided Tour from Split Full Day

          Step beyond the postcards and walk the legendary lakes of Plitvice on a private full-day tour from Split — your expert guide knows every hidden viewpoint worth finding.

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          From € 110.00
          Dubrovnik’s Lovrijenac Fortress above the Adriatic, start of 3-day Croatia tour to Split and Zagreb

           Dubrovnik, Croatia

          3-Day Trip: Dubrovnik, Mostar, Split and Plitvice Lakes

          From Dubrovnik's ancient walls to Zagreb's vibrant streets, this 3-day Balkan journey packs Mostar, Split, and Plitvice Lakes into one seamless adventure. Stop waiting and start exploring.

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          From € 731.00
          Plitvice Lakes National Park turquoise lakes and waterfalls, a highlight of the 3-day Zagreb and Slovenia tour

           Zagreb, Croatia

          3-Day Private Tour: Zagreb, Plitvice Lakes & Slovenia

          Three days, three unforgettable destinations — Zagreb's streets, Plitvice's cascading lakes, and Slovenia's alpine scenery await on one seamless private journey. Book your spot and let the adventure begin.

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          From € 500.00
          Waterfall and boardwalk viewpoint at Plitvice Lakes National Park on a private guided day tour in Croatia

           Split, Croatia

          Private Tour to Plitvice Lakes from Split | Full-Day

          Sixteen cascading lakes, towering waterfalls, and a UNESCO-listed landscape — all yours for a day with a private guide from Split. This is Croatia's greatest natural wonder, done properly.

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          From € 650.00
          Panoramic Plitvice Lakes National Park turquoise lakes and waterfalls, highlight of private day trip from Zagreb

           Zagreb, Croatia

          Plitvice Lakes & Rastoke Private Tour from Zagreb

          Discover Croatia's crown jewel in a single day — private transfers, cascading waterfalls, and a guide who makes every moment count.

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          From € 150.00
          St. Mark’s Church in Zagreb with colorful tiled roof, a highlight on the 3-day Croatia tour to Dubrovnik

           Zagreb, Croatia

          3-Day Trip from Zagreb to Dubrovnik via Plitvice & Mostar

          From Zagreb's city streets to Dubrovnik's ancient walls, this 3-day journey hits Croatia and Bosnia's greatest icons without the hassle of planning it yourself. Waterfalls, Roman palaces, Ottoman bridges, and the Adriatic await.

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          From € 731.00
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          More to know about Plitvice Lakes National Park

          Plitvice Lakes National Park is located in central Croatia, in southeastern Europe. The park features a series of cascading lakes and waterfalls connected by wooden boardwalks, surrounded by beech and spruce forests. The limestone landscape creates natural barriers that form distinct water levels. Visitors explore the park on foot or by boat, photographing the turquoise waters and diverse wildlife including brown bears, deer, and numerous bird species.
          Plitvice Lakes National Park is located in the Lika region of central Croatia, approximately 130 km south of Zagreb. Designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1979, the park encompasses 16 terraced karst lakes connected by waterfalls across roughly 300 square kilometers of protected forest and limestone terrain.
          Nature, National Parks, UNESCO, Croatia, Waterfalls, Hiking, Karst Landscape, Central Croatia