Rastoke Falls

The charming town of Rastoke is among Croatia's most alluring tourist destinations as well as one of the most beautiful waterfalls in Croatia. Slunjica or Slunica, a little karst river and branch of the Korana river, poured over the travertine rocks to form the 23 waterfalls that make up Rastoke Falls. Rastoke is often referred to as "Small Plitvice" because it is only 30 kilometers from Plitvice Lakes National Park, where the waterfalls' geological makeup is the same.

Rastoke waterfalls have colorful names that conceal intriguing tales. The Rastoke Falls, created by the confluence of the Korana and Slunjcica Rivers, are full of emerald-colored water flowing over the many falls and rapids that combine to create these breathtaking falls. They are an hour's drive north of the Plitvice Lakes National Park's main park region, making them less crowded and more alluring to those who enjoy some space while admiring a magnificent waterfall. The region is a favorite of photographers and painters who want to capture the mystical character of the place. It is also notable for the different water wheels that dot the river. Despite being a small village, there are plenty of hotels and restaurants to choose from because the town and its falls have recently gained popularity.

Location: Central Croatia