With our private Plitvice Lakes tour, the day is yours — no rushing, just pure nature at your own rhythm.
We’ll pick you up from your accommodation and begin our journey with a stop in Rastoke, a magical watermill village where two rivers meet, creating a fairytale of cascading waterfalls and charming wooden houses.
At Plitvice, your personal English-speaking guide will bring the park’s story to life. From the quiet corners where only locals go, to the most breathtaking viewpoints, you’ll see the park through the eyes of someone who truly knows it. Learn about its unique ecosystem, the secret of its ever-changing colours, and the fascinating traditions tied to this land.
After a 4-hour walk filled with discovery and wonder, sink into the comfort of your private vehicle for a relaxing drive back. You’ll return with unforgettable memories — and probably far too many beautiful photos.
Why travellers love it:
- 100% private experience — your pace, your schedule
- Charming detour to the fairytale village of Rastoke
- Expert local guide with insider knowledge
- Stress-free travel — we handle all the details
Plitvice Lakes National Park is one of Europe’s most breathtaking natural wonders and a pleasure to visit in any season. Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1979, this extraordinary karst landscape features 16 terraced lakes connected by over 90 cascading waterfalls.
What makes Plitvice truly unique is the rapid formation of travertine barriers, a rare geological process shaped by water, minerals, moss, and algae. Spread across 300 km² of lush forests, the park is home to an impressive variety of plant and animal life—including 75 endemic plants, 55 species of orchids, over 160 bird species, and even large mammals such as bears, wolves, wild boar, deer, and foxes.
Rastoke Village
Often called “Little Plitvice,” the charming village of Rastoke is a hidden gem nestled at the confluence of the Slunjčica and Korana rivers. Dating back to the 17th century, it is known for its picturesque watermills, wooden houses, and an intricate network of waterfalls, rapids, and small lakes created by the play of nature.
With its unique architectural, historical, and ethnographic value, Rastoke has been declared a protected cultural monument. Due to its isolation and limited transport links in the past, locals lived in harmony with nature for generations. Today, Rastoke offers a peaceful retreat that lets visitors reconnect with a simpler way of life—and discover why its residents once found everything they needed in this small paradise.
Note: Plitvice Lakes tickets are not included. Prices vary by season and visitor age. Book online here:
Plitvice Lakes Official Tickets
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