Kornati
A unique island group in the Mediterranean, featuring 89 islands and rocks spread across 302 km². The wild beauty of stone, crystal-clear blue sea, secluded coves, and a world of silence.
Plitvice Lakes
The most famous Croatian national park and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It features a series of 16 lakes interconnected by waterfalls formed by natural travertine barriers.
Krka
It covers 14,200 hectares from the Nečmen fortress through Roški Slap to Skradinski Buk, the largest travertine barrier in Europe. The Franciscan monastery on Visovac and the Krka monastery give it special significance.
Paklenica
The most beautiful and diverse natural attractions of Velebit. Majestic canyons, the Manita Peć cave, climbing opportunities, and crystal-clear sea make it one of the most attractive destinations.
Northern Velebit
The most valuable natural area of the Velebit mountain range. It includes the strict reserves Rožanski and Hajdučki Kukovi with their karst formations, Lukina Cave, and the famous Velebit Botanical Garden.
Telašćica
In the southeastern part of Dugi Otok, it forms a remarkable harmony of nature. Calm bays meet rugged cliffs, Mediterranean vegetation with over 400 plant species, and a rich underwater world.
Lake Vrana
The largest natural lake in Croatia, a flooded karst field stretching 14 km. It is a habitat and protected ornithological reserve for numerous wetland birds and an important resting point during migration.
Velebit
The “Great Mountain” truly lives up to its name. Croatia’s largest mountain and the largest protected area, designated as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. It includes two national parks.