Strbački Buk

Strbački Buk is a waterfall on the river Una that is 25 meters (82 feet) high and is close to the town of Martin Brod, which is close to the Croatian and Bosnian borders. Strbački Buk is made up of a number of nearby waterfalls. Travertine formations are produced when a river cascades and falls in a sequence. The Una National Park includes it.On hot summer days, the noise and splashing drops from the waterfalls provide a welcome source of relief from the heat. Rafting is an additional alternative for thrill-seekers. Rafting on the Una, or Strbački Buk, is more fun and demanding than on other rivers.

The falls are wide and distinguished by mossy, green granite outcroppings sticking through the tumbling waves in addition to their stunning height. There are many viewing points, as well as some seats that provide lovely spots for a picnic lunch or just to sit and take it all in. If you have the time, you should visit the well-known Orthodox Church in the town of Donji Lapac. The waterfalls, which are named after the nearby Croatian town of Donji Strbci, are easiest to get from the Bosnian side, where a macadam road turns at Orasac and is about 7 km long. That's all about the eighth the most beautiful waterfalls in Croatia we want to mention.

Location: Orašac