The largest beach waterfall in Europe~~~Roski waterfall

Roski waterfall in Krka National Park is the largest beach waterfall in Europe, over 45 meters high and 120 meters wide. It consists of a series of limestone barriers, waterfalls, islands and lakes of different heights and widths, forming a natural stepped water curtain. The waterfall itself looks ordinary, but the whole scenic area is very natural and has a wild beauty. Especially the wide travertine pool shallows upstream, reflecting the rocky mountains illuminated by the setting sun, are brilliant and dazzling! There are two hiking trails, one leading to the Oziđana pećina cave (which retains the earliest traces of human existence here) and the top of the mountain viewing platform, both are excellent! Friends who like hiking will like this place. There are also restaurants, shops and folk villages here, showing the wise use of water power by our ancestors. The waterfall can be reached by foot from the entrance in Lozovac or Skradin, which takes about an hour. You can also take a boat directly from the town of Skradin, which takes about 25 minutes. There is a pier upstream and downstream of the scenic area. You can take a boat to the upstream and downstream attractions for only 15 Euros. The journey takes about two hours each.