Unexplored National Parks

Croatia has some of the most outstanding national parks in the world, so there is no shortage of gorgeous landscapes, picturesque lakes, stunning waterfalls, and diverse fauna. Many national parks provide numerous trekking, mountaineering, swimming, and photography opportunities. During peak season, the national parks are overrun with tourists, so consider visiting one of the calmer parks instead.

Plitvice Lakes National Park, is a stunning gift from nature and one of Croatia's most popular tourist destinations, with lakes so tranquil that you can see your image as if it were a mirror. It is Croatia's largest and most popular national park, located between the mountains of Mala Kapela and Ljeevica. Tourists can use an electric boat to go between the top 12 lakes and the four lower lakes.

Krka National Park is a must-see when visiting Croatia. This Croatian national park in Split features seven cascading waterfalls and a distinct environment. Skradinski Buk waterfall, located in the national park's south, is bordered by traditional watermills. This national park is one of only two in Croatia with lakes and waterfalls. A promenade walkway with wooden planks and walkways provides a pleasant stroll across the park.

Risnjak National Park in Croatia is one of the country's most mountainous and densely forested areas, just a few miles from Rijeka. The majority of the national park is lush virgin woodland with few inhabitants. Hikers, climbers, and trekkers will enjoy exploring the enormous park. Visitors can also take walks on a circular walkway that winds through areas of vibrant vegetation, beech, and pine trees carpeted with wildflowers. The national park also offers wildlife viewing opportunities.