Jarun Lake Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience Jarun Lake. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Panoramic Tours Zagreb with a Van

There’s no cost to visit Jarun Lake, as it’s an open-to-the-public natural attraction in Zagreb. You can walk, hike, or bike in the surrounds, although there is a small fee to park in the area. Alternatively, some tours stop by; prices start from US$100.

From Zagreb city center, it’s easy to use public transport to get to Jarun Lake. You can get Nos. 5, 17, or 32 trams to the Jarun tram stop, a 10-minute walk from the lake. Alternatively, driving or taking a taxi takes around 25 minutes to get to the lake.

At Jarun Lake, you can try watersports such as rowing, canoeing, kayaking, and sailing. The lake is popular for walking, swimming (especially in summer), cycling, and rollerblading. There’s also a skate park, making it a fun spot for all outdoor activities year-round.

No, parking isn't free at Jarun Lake. You can park near the lake, but charges vary throughout the week. On Mondays to Fridays from 6am until 9pm, it costs HRK5 (roughly US$0.69) to park, and on weekends from 6am until 9pm, it’s HRK10 (roughly US$1.38).

Yes, there are restaurants near Jarun Lake, such as Jarunski Dvori, which serves traditional Hungarian dishes such as grilled meats and vegetables. On the other side of the lake, Cafe Bar Saint Tropez offers coffee, beer, and snacks. For burgers and fries, head to Kayak Burger House.

Yes, Jarun Lake is family-friendly, with activities suitable for children. Families can enjoy visiting a playground beside the lake (Djecje Igraliste) with swings, slides, and climbing frames. Older kids can head to the skate park or participate in water activities such as kayaking and canoeing.