Read the falls in river order.
The schematic map makes the sequence clear; every detail card opens an exact external location where available.
A river built in seven steps.
KrkaFalls.com is not a gallery of the three best-known cascades. It is a structured guide to all seven named waterfalls, the travertine process that connects them and the access realities that distinguish them.
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Bilušića buk
The first waterfall on the journey downstream: a forceful year-round barrier rich in travertine forms.
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Brljan
The second travertine step, associated with the lake-like widening of the river and the archaeology of the Burnum area.
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Manojlovac
The highest waterfall of the Krka, descending through a sequence of barriers in the upper canyon.
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Rošnjak
The smallest of the seven, an intimate single-step waterfall that sharpens the contrast within the Krka sequence.
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Miljacka
The fifth waterfall, where river energy, canyon geography and industrial use meet in the upper system.
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Roški slap
The sixth waterfall: a broad landscape of smaller cascades, the main fall, mills and a strong walking dimension.
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Skradinski buk
The seventh and final barrier: the longest, most layered and most widely visited waterfall landscape on the Krka.