Glass underfoot, the Adriatic below, the karst rising behind.
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4 hr 30 min
Conquer Croatia's rugged Biokovo massif by Land Rover, with glass-platform views and a 1,762 m summit.
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4 hr 30 min
Ascend Biokovo's iconic Skywalk and 1762m summit in a silent electric Land Rover — eco-adventure at its finest.
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2 hr 30 min
Glide through Biokovo Nature Park in a silent open tuk-tuk to Croatia's iconic glass cliff walkway.
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4 hr
Ride open buggies to Croatia's first skywalk at 1,228m for jaw-dropping Adriatic views.
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2 hr 30 min
Stand on a glass-floored cliff 1,228m above the Adriatic on this private 2.5-hour mountain adventure.
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Anchored to a cliff edge 1,228 metres above the sea, the horseshoe of glass at skywalk biokovo extends eleven metres into open air. It opened in 2020 within the boundaries of Biokovo Nature Park, the second-highest range in Croatia.
The Dinaric karst here is older than the platform by tens of millions of years — limestone folded, fractured, and weathered into the grey ridgeline that frames the Makarska Riviera. On a clear morning the Adriatic islands of Brač and Hvar surface on the horizon, and the Italian coast occasionally resolves beyond them. Visitors weigh the biokovo skywalk price against the steep 23-kilometre access road, where only twenty cars enter per hour. Many choose a biokovo skywalk entry ticket with transfer or a biokovo skywalk tuk tuk tour instead. Whichever route is taken, skywalk biokovo tours deliver one of the highest engineered viewpoints on the Croatian mainland.
"Eleven metres of glass over a 1,228-metre drop turns a viewpoint into a confrontation with height."
A step-by-step walkthrough of Skywalk Biokovo tickets — what you'll see, how long each stage takes, and the details that matter.
You leave Makarska early, ideally before nine, because only twenty cars climb the Biokovo Road each hour and the queue builds fast. The road tightens through thirteen switchbacks; you watch the coastline shrink beneath the wing mirror. At the gate you present your skywalk biokovo ticket and park.
Then you walk to the platform's edge. The first step onto glass is the one your legs argue with — beneath your shoes, 1,228 metres of empty air and the blue sweep of the Adriatic. You pause, you steady your phone, you photograph Brač floating on the haze. Many arrive on a biokovo skywalk tuk tuk tour and skip the parking entirely. Standing here, a skywalk biokovo tour earns its reputation as the boldest stop on the Riviera.
Present your pre-purchased online ticket at the main Biokovo Nature Park entrance gate, approx. 6 km east of Makarska. Staff confirm your entry slot and direct you onto the Biokovo road.
Follow the 13 km mountain road — Croatia's highest paved route — up through karst limestone terrain and endemic Biokovo flora to the parking area at Ravna Vlaška, 1,228 m above sea level.
Before stepping onto the glass, pause at the outdoor geological column beside the info center, which illustrates Mt. Biokovo's rock strata from formation to present day.
Walk the 11-metre semicircular glass skywalk cantilevered over the cliff edge and take in the 180-degree panorama of the Adriatic Sea, Brač, Hvar, and Vis islands.
Continue driving or hiking from Ravna Vlaška to Croatia's second-highest peak, Sv. Jure (St. George) at 1,762 m, at the top of the same road.
The landmarks, rooms, and views travelers on Skywalk Biokovo tours remember — all visible on a single visit.
The semicircular walkway has a diameter of 8.5 metres and cantilevers 11 metres beyond the cliff edge — the first structure of its kind built in Croatia, opened in 2020.
A freestanding outdoor exhibit beside the info center presents a 3D cross-section of Mt. Biokovo's entire rock record, from ancient marine sediments to today's karst surface, with a colour-coded geological time chart.
The Biokovo road continues beyond Ravna Vlaška to Sv. Jure (St. George) at 1,762 m, making it Croatia's highest paved road; on clear days the summit antenna station is visible from the glass platform.
The 23 × 3 metre concrete viewing plateau frames Brač, Hvar, and Vis simultaneously; on days with a dry bora wind, the Italian coast across the Adriatic is visible to the naked eye.
The 13 km ascent to the skywalk passes through one of Croatia's most intact limestone karst environments, home to over 1,500 plant species including 40 Biokovo endemics.
Every Skywalk Biokovo tour side-by-side — duration, what's included, how you redeem.
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Skip-the-line Most popular
Biokovo Skywalk & Sveti Jure Peak – Land Rover Off-Road Tour
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— | 4 hr 30 min | — | — | — | — | ✓ | €50 | Book → |
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Guided Experience
Biokovo Electric 4x4: Skywalk & St. George Summit Tour
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— | 4 hr 30 min | — | — | — | — | ✓ | €57 | Book → |
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Standard Entry
Makarska Biokovo Skywalk Electric Tuk-Tuk Tour
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— | 2 hr 30 min | — | — | — | — | ✓ | €59 | Book → |
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Premium Combo
Makarska Biokovo Buggy & Skywalk Experience
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— | 4 hr | — | — | — | — | ✓ | €59 | Book → |
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Luxury / Private
Skywalk Biokovo Private Day Excursion from Makarska Riviera
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Makarska Riviera | 2 hr 30 min | — | — | — | — | ✓ | €250 | Book → |
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13th km of Biokovo Road, Ravna Vlaška, 21300 Makarska
Main gathering point directly beside the glass platform; restrooms and info staff on site
Open in Google MapsDrive the Biokovo Road from Makarska town centre (approx. 6 km to park entrance, then 13 km to Ravna Vlaška); the road is paved but narrow and winding — 4WD not required but caution advised.
Licensed taxis and private transfer operators in Makarska run door-to-door service to the Skywalk viewpoint; several operators include the park ticket in the package.
Multiple skywalk biokovo tours depart daily from Makarska waterfront, including tuk-tuk and minibus formats; skip-the-line tickets typically included.
No regular bus service runs directly to the Skywalk viewpoint; the nearest public bus stop is in Makarska town, requiring private onward transport.
Comfortable, closed-toe walking shoes are strongly recommended for the rocky mountain terrain on the approach to skywalk biokovo. Cycling shoes and cleats are explicitly prohibited on the glass platform. Layers are advisable as temperatures at 1,228 m can be 10–15 °C cooler than on the coast even in summer.
No security screening is in place, but all bags must be kept on the viewing plateau or in the parking area. Large backpacks and pushchairs can be left at the Ravna Vlaška Info Center adjacent to the platform. The glass walkway itself has limited space, so bulky luggage is discouraged on the structure.
Personal photography and video are freely permitted at the Biokovo glass walkway viewpoint, including drone photography subject to Croatian Civil Aviation Agency rules and valid permits. The open-air platform offers unobstructed 180-degree framing of the Adriatic Sea and Dalmatian islands. Tripods are allowed on the concrete plateau but not on the glass surface.
The access road and approach path to the Nebeska šetnica viewpoint are paved, and the platform is designed with wheelchair-accessible safety barriers and handrails. Visitors using wheelchairs or pushchairs can reach the glass structure and enjoy the panoramic views over the Makarska Riviera. The Ravna Vlaška area also has accessible restroom facilities adjacent to the info center.
Mobile signal at the 1,228 m elevation can be intermittent depending on your carrier. Download your pre-purchased ticket and any offline maps before leaving Makarska. The Ravna Vlaška Info Center has staff who can assist with ticketing queries if connectivity fails.
Skywalk biokovo is popular with families; children under 7 enter free. The short walk from the parking area to the glass platform is manageable for older children, and the concrete viewing plateau measures 23 × 3 metres, giving families plenty of space. Parents should supervise young children closely near the platform edge, as the unobstructed glass floor views can disorient small visitors.
There is no restaurant or café directly at the Ravna Vlaška viewpoint, though restroom facilities are available. Visitors are encouraged to bring their own water and snacks, particularly important given the altitude and summer heat. The main town of Makarska, approximately 13 km down the mountain road, has a full range of restaurants, cafés, and supermarkets.
Pets are not permitted on the glass viewing platform at skywalk biokovo. Dogs and other animals may be brought to the wider Biokovo Nature Park on a lead, but must remain off the Nebeska šetnica glass structure and the immediate viewpoint area.
The ticket to skywalk biokovo covers entry to the entire Biokovo Nature Park, including hiking trails, the Kotišina Botanical Garden near Makarska, and additional lookouts along the road. A geological column display beside the glass platform offers a 3D cross-section of Mt. Biokovo's rock layers with an illustrated time chart — a useful stop for visitors interested in the karst landscape before or after the Adriatic sea views.
13th km of Biokovo Road, Ravna Vlaška, 21300 Makarska
Main gathering point directly beside the glass platform; restrooms and info staff on site
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Biokovo Road, approx. 6 km east of Makarska town centre
First checkpoint for ticket inspection; tour operators and shuttle services typically collect guests here
Get directionsBest time to go, insider tips, nearby landmarks, and the cancellation fine print — flip through to skim what matters to you.
How crowds, weather, and events shift across the year.
Cooler temperatures and lower visitor numbers; 10 EUR adult ticket; endemic Biokovo flowers in bloom along the mountain road.
High season begins with 15 EUR tickets; visibility at its clearest before Adriatic summer haze; arrive at 06:00 to avoid vehicle queues.
Longest daylight and warmest temperatures but peak crowds; the 20-cars-per-hour limit means queues can exceed one hour by mid-morning.
Quieter with reduced 10 EUR pricing; dramatic light on the limestone karst; last full month before winter closure.
Small details that turn a good visit into a great one.
Tickets for skywalk biokovo are sold exclusively through the official park web shop by date and hourly entry slot; walk-up tickets are not available, and popular slots in July–August sell out days in advance.
Only 20 vehicles are admitted per full hour; the first slot at 06:00 almost always has capacity and the early-morning light produces the best photographic conditions over the Adriatic.
The 13 km mountain road can be affected by fog, strong bora wind, or afternoon thunderstorms common in summer; the glass platform may be temporarily closed in extreme conditions — check the park's official social channels on the morning of your visit.
At 1,228 m the temperature is typically 10–15 °C cooler than Makarska seafront; a windproof layer is comfortable even on hot July days, especially on the exposed glass platform.
The 15 EUR high-season adult fee grants access to the entire Biokovo Nature Park, so plan time after the Nebeska šetnica to drive or hike toward Sv. Jure or walk one of the marked educational trails.
There are no petrol stations or shops on the Biokovo road; fill the tank and buy food and water in town before starting the ascent.
Non-bookable sights within a short walk — free to visit, easy to pair.
Croatia's second-highest peak at 1,762 m; the Biokovo road leading to it is the country's highest paved road.
A small hillside garden preserving endemic Biokovo plant species, including the rare Degenia velebitica relative.
A 60 km stretch of pebble coves including Nugal naturist beach and the town beach directly below the Biokovo massif.
Baroque parish church on Makarska's main square, dating to the 18th century, with a prominent bell tower visible from the waterfront.
Houses one of the Adriatic's most significant shell and mollusc collections, alongside geological exhibits on the Biokovo karst.
Flexible, no hidden fees.
Tickets purchased via the official Biokovo Nature Park web shop are tied to a selected entry date and time slot. Cancellations or date changes must be requested before the chosen entry date; the 15 EUR adult entrance fee is non-refundable once the entry slot has been used.
Hand-picked options within walking distance — pick a district for vibe, or a specific hotel for convenience.
Large seafront resort with pool, spa, and direct sea access; a well-known base for Biokovo day trips.
Smaller seaside hotel on the peninsula south of the harbour, known for its quiet garden setting.
Centrally located above the harbour; practical rooms and easy walking distance to tour pickup points.
A cluster of apartments and guesthouses in the coastal village immediately below the Biokovo park entrance road — closest accommodation to the gate.
Skywalk biokovo is open daily from 06:00 to 20:00 during the peak season of June through August, with slightly reduced hours of 07:00–19:00 in May and September and 08:00–18:00 in October; the park is closed from November through March.
Adult tickets cost 15 EUR during high season (June–September) and 10 EUR during the shoulder months of April–May and October; children under 7 enter free, and the fee covers access to the entire Biokovo Nature Park.
The Nebeska šetnica glass platform is located at Ravna Vlaška, at the 13th kilometre of Biokovo Road, 21300 Makarska, Croatia, at 1,228 metres above sea level.
Tickets for the Biokovo mountain viewpoint are sold exclusively through the official park web shop at pp-biokovo.hr; walk-in tickets are not available, and you must select a specific date and hourly entry slot when booking.
The path to the glass platform is paved and the structure features wheelchair-accessible safety barriers and handrails, making it reachable for visitors using wheelchairs or pushchairs.
Pets are not permitted on the glass viewing platform at skywalk biokovo, though leashed dogs are allowed in the wider Biokovo Nature Park area away from the Nebeska šetnica structure.
Arriving at the 06:00 opening time is the most effective way to avoid vehicle queues, as only 20 cars are admitted per hour; early June and October offer lower prices and thinner crowds.
Yes, multiple operators run skywalk biokovo tours departing daily from Makarska waterfront, including tuk-tuk formats and minibus transfers, most of which include skip-the-line entry and take approximately 2.5–3 hours return.
Closed-toe walking shoes are essential; cycling shoes and cleats are explicitly banned on the glass surface, and a windproof layer is recommended as temperatures at 1,228 m are 10–15 °C cooler than at sea level.
Personal photography and video are freely permitted on the platform; tripods may be used on the concrete viewing plateau but not on the glass surface, and drone flights require a valid Croatian Civil Aviation Agency permit.
Tickets are tied to a selected date and hourly entry slot; cancellation or date-change requests must be made before the booked entry date, and the 15 EUR (or 10 EUR shoulder-season) fee is non-refundable once the entry slot has been used.
The Biokovo mountain glass walkway ticket also covers the park road to Sv. Jure summit (1,762 m), the Kotišina Botanical Garden near the park entrance, and multiple marked hiking and educational trails within the nature park.
