For all Croatia’s pristine beaches and panoramic peaks, many consider the country’s greatest natural attraction to be the Plitvice Lakes ... to the sunlight, swimming is strictly forbidden.

The town has a population of just over 10,000 and has a peaceful atmosphere, with cafes, museums, and seaside views.

Plitvice Lakes is one of Croatia's most alluring attractions. Just a few hours from capital city Zagreb, and easily reached by road, this remarkable feat of nature is very accessible. Visitors ...

the researchers compared two different lakes in Croatia: the northerly Kozjak Lake, the largest and deepest lake in Plitvice Lakes National Park, and the more southerly Crniševo Lake. Whereas ...

Read more: 15 Most Breathtaking Destinations To Swim With Turtles ... Where To Stay International travelers to Croatia planning to include Plitvice Lakes National Park can fly into the country's ...

February 1992: IUCN expert mission; September 1992: UNESCO/IUCN mission; September 1993: WHC/IUCN mission; May 1996: World Heritage Centre mission 1996 Report of the Multinational Rapid Assessment ...

Get ready to explore the stunning beauty of Croatia, where history ... and marvel at the breathtaking waterfalls of Plitvice Lakes. Relax on the golden beaches of Hvar, explore ancient coastal ...

the researchers compared two different lakes in Croatia: the northerly Kozjak Lake, the largest and deepest lake in Plitvice Lakes National Park, and the more southerly Crniševo Lake. Whereas ...

the researchers compared two different lakes in Croatia: the northerly Kozjak Lake, the largest and deepest lake in Plitvice Lakes National Park, and the more southerly Crniševo Lake. Whereas ...

the researchers compared two different lakes in Croatia: the northerly Kozjak Lake, the largest and deepest lake in Plitvice Lakes National Park, and the more southerly Crniševo Lake. Whereas ...