Krka National Park

In the heart of Dalmatia, Krka National Park flows like a living painting — a place where river, forest, and sky weave into something both wild and serene. This Explorer Series poster distills its beauty into a perfectly crafted diorama, preserving its energy and elegance in miniature form.

Dozens of waterfalls tumble into emerald pools, surrounded by thick canopies of trees. The water glows in shifting shades of turquoise, its path meandering through the lush valley before meeting the distant Visovac Monastery, poised on its own tranquil island. Below, a geological cross-section reveals the limestone layers that have shaped this natural masterpiece for centuries.

Skradinski Buk — The crown jewel of Krka, Skradinski Buk is a spectacular multi-tiered waterfall, the longest and most famous cascade on the river. Seventeen separate falls rush into crystalline pools, forming a natural staircase of water and rock. In spring, the surrounding greenery bursts into a thousand shades, making it feel almost unreal.

Visovac Monastery — Floating serenely on a small island, this historic Franciscan monastery has been a spiritual haven for centuries. Surrounded by reeds and calm water, it’s home to a treasured library and a view so idyllic it could be a scene from a storybook.

It’s a reminder of how nature composes its own symphonies — with water as the orchestra and stone as the stage.