Skradinski

Skradinski is an adjective form derived from Skradin, a town in Croatia, used in Croatian toponymy to indicate relation to Skradin. The term appears in place names and geographic references associated with the area, most notably the well-known Skradinski buk, a major waterfall feature in the Krka National Park.

Skradin is a town in the Dalmatia region of Croatia, located in Šibenik-Knin County near the Krka River and the Krka National Park. It has historical roots dating back to antiquity and has served as a local port and settlement through various periods. Today, Skradin functions as a gateway for visitors to the Krka National Park and as a small regional center for tourism, agriculture, and crafts, preserving a historic town core alongside modern facilities.

Skradinski buk, the primary natural feature associated with the name, is a long, multi-tiered travertine cascade along the Krka River within Krka National Park. It comprises a series of pools and falls accessible by wooden boardwalks, offering views from multiple angles while protecting the delicate ecosystem. As one of Croatia’s most visited natural attractions, Skradinski buk draws visitors for its scenery, accessibility, and nearby cultural and natural sites.

In usage, Skradinski often appears as part of toponymic phrases related to Skradin and its surrounding landscape. The term underscores the geographic and cultural link between Skradin and adjacent natural landmarks.

See also: Skradin; Skradinski buk; Krka National Park; Croatia.