Una National Park
Una National Park is another beautiful natural reserve in Bosnia and Herzegovina that visitors may visit. Martin Brod's magnificent waterfall and turquoise clear water, as well as Una's tallest waterfall, the Strbacki Buk, are both must-sees for nature lovers.
Una National Park is Bosnia and Herzegovina's largest national park, with visitors able to participate in activities like as hiking, camping, fishing, rafting, and leaping over city bridges. The beautiful waterfalls at Martin Brod, as well as noteworthy landmarks like the lofty Ostrovica Fortress and the newly-reconstructed Rmanj Monastery, with its reinvention of the Serbian Orthodox architecture, await visitors.
It's a lovely waterfall. In the winter, you may require a 4WD car to get there; the route from the mountain was excellent but not adequately cleared of snow. This park is what lured tourists to Bosnia and Herzegovina in the first place. We stayed at Kulen Vakuk, a tiny village nearby. Go for the vistas and hikes in the park, as well as the generosity of the people that live in the neighboring areas, on the way up to the park!
• Location: Bihać 77000, Bosnia và Herzegovina
• Timing: Monday-Friday; 8AM - 4PM
• Famous for: The park's major goal is to preserve the natural beauty of the Una river and its tributaries, the Krka and Unac, which stream through it.
• Entry fee: Free
• Best Time To Visit: The majority of visitors come to Una National Park in the summer, however it may get rather hot at this season.
