Introduction
Croatia is a country located in Central Europe, on the Adriatic Sea. Croatia is bordered by Slovenia to the northwest; Hungary to the north; Serbia and Bosnia-Herzegovina to the east; Montenegro to the southeast; and Italy (Bosnia-Herzegovina) and Albania (Kosovo) to the southwest.
Croatia's waterfalls
The country is home to more than 2,000 waterfalls – ranging from small trickles to towering cathedrals. The most famous ones are:
Plitvice Lakes National Park, located in central Croatia (north of Zagreb)
Krka National Park and Kornati Islands National Park, both near the Adriatic coast in Dalmatia
Sveti Martin na Muri thermal springs
Sveti Martin na Muri thermal springs are located in the town of Sveti Martin na Muri in Croatia. They are the largest thermal spring in Croatia. The water temperature is about 34°C (93°F), but it can reach up to 45°C (113°F).
Risnjak National Park
Risnjak National Park is located in central Croatia and is the largest national park in Croatia. It is a part of the Croatian mountain range and has an area of 688 km2. The highest point in this park is Veliki Risnjak at 1,834 meters above sea level, but there are many other peaks that reach over 1,000 meters high.
There are about 200 caves with entrances to them within or near this park including Vjetrenica Cave which features underground streams with waterfalls that drop into an abyss below 2 km deep!
Plitvice Lakes National Park
If you’re looking for a gorgeous place to visit in Croatia, Plitvice Lakes is one of the best. This national park is home to over 16 lakes and countless waterfalls, making it an awesome place to explore. The park boasts electric blue water and lush greenery that will make your jaw drop!
Nacionalni Park Mljet
Nacionalni Park Mljet is a national park in Croatia. It is located on the island of Mljet, in the Dubrovnik-Neretva County. The park covers an area of 78.5 km², including the island of Mljet and its surrounding waters, making it the smallest national park by area in Croatia (a bit smaller than the size of Staten Island). It was named a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1979.
Jastrebac Mountain
The Jastrebac Mountain is a mountain range in Croatia. It covers an area of 2,190 hectares and it is part of the Dinaric Alps.
The highest peak of Jastrebac Mountain is called Veliki Kozjak (1,933 m).
There are many interesting things to do while in this part of Croatia: you can go hiking or biking on its trails, explore caves and waterfalls, or just relax at one of its many beaches!
Visovac Lake on Krka River in Croatia
Visovac Lake is a small lake in the middle of island of Krk, Croatia. It's located on the river Krka and it's popular tourist destination in Croatia.
Slapovi Krke - Krka Waterfalls on the river of the same name in Croatia.
Slapovi Krke is the largest waterfall in Croatia, located on the Krka River. It is 10 meters high, and it is part of the Nacionalni Park Mljet.
Zrmanja River canyon and its beautiful blue-green water. The source of the Zrmanja River is in northern Dalmatia, Croatia. It flows into the Novigrad Sea near the town of Obrovac. Zrmanja Canyon is known for its wild beauty, crystal clear waters and numerous waterfalls and rapids.
Zrmanja River canyon and its beautiful blue-green water.
The source of the Zrmanja River is in northern Dalmatia, Croatia. It flows into the Novigrad Sea near the town of Obrovac. Zrmanja Canyon is known for its wild beauty, crystal clear waters and numerous waterfalls and rapids.
Conclusion
Croatia has some amazing natural wonders. From its beaches to its mountains, you're bound to find something that appeals to your taste in scenery. However, if you're looking for more than just beach time or hiking trails, check out our list of the top ten destinations in Croatia!
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