The Krka National Park is known as the most stunning of Croatia\u2019s main destinations and real natural wonders. The Skradinski Buk has is a big, transparent, natural water pond with cascades at one side and impressive waterfalls at the other. It is the most inferior of the several clusters of waterfalls created on the Krka river.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Due to the beauty and multiplicity of natural forms, foliage, greenery, and the numerous outcomes made by the play of sunbeams on the whirlpools.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Plitvice Lakes<\/strong><\/h2>\n\n\n\nThe well-known Plitvice Lakes in the same name National Park has turned into a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1979. Now it is known to be one of the oldest National Parks in Southeast Europe and one of the best national parks of Kroatien<\/a>. It is an amenity to lakes formed in cascades and now, sixteen lakes can be noticed from the surface.<\/p>\n\n\n\nThe Plitvice lakes are famous for their unusual colors, varying from azure to grey, green, or blue. The colors transform all the time depending on the angle of sunlight and the minerals or microorganisms in the water.<\/p>\n\n\n\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/lh5.googleusercontent.com\/0BK5QqiLI2iTUn_n_Y0_pe7stOmYtEOS5-V1aaPkC_5WnwvZdkIgoykq4MtcS9kvKI3Dd6ujz2OXZ1aXCJJT0fx-qWXHWFM1am05kvTSoGKTtWvYeA0AphdBrCJ7_w\")
<\/a>Plitvice Lakes – Silence by Adam Smok<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n\n\n\nOne of the easiest ways to discover the Plitvice Lakes is to join a guided tour from Zagreb. You’ll leave from Zagreb early morning by air-conditioned van. First you visit Rastoke \u2014 a charming watermill village with waterfalls and wooden bridges. Then you travel to Plitvice Lakes National Park. Inside the park you walk along wooden boardwalks and forest trails by its 16 stunning lakes, linked by cascades and waterfalls. The ticket is included. A licensed English-speaking guide leads the tour. You may ride a 20-minute electric boat across Lake Kozjak (seasonal). The trip lasts about 10 hours. It is an easy, memorable way to see Croatia\u2019s most iconic nature spots in one day.<\/p>\n\n\n
Angetrieben durch GetYourGuide<\/a><\/span><\/div>\n\n\n\n<\/div>\n\n\n\nKamenjak National Park<\/strong><\/h2>\n\n\n\nIt\u2019s impossible to have the best holidays in Croatia<\/a> without visiting the Kamenjak National park. You can enjoy some rest from the hazardous city energy in a stunning natural location at the Kamenjak peninsula. Explore lots of rare and local species of Istrian animals and plants. Follow the path of archaic dinosaur footsteps and make a visit to the farm to discover everything about Istrian family agriculture and agro-tourism. Travel around the Adriatic coast on a bike, kayak, swim, or scuba dive in one of the many hidden caves. Athletes can also find running routes, hiking tracks, a sports camp, and a windsurf post in the national park.<\/p>\n\n\n\nWe recommend a full-day boat Trip from Medulin. You’ll start from Medulin harbor. A boat cruise sails through the coastal archipelago and heads to Cape Kamenjak, the southern-most tip of Istria. There you can swim or snorkel \u2014 including a guided dive into an underwater cave. Next, the boat passes Porer Lighthouse for sightseeing. Lunch is served onboard \u2014 grilled fish, tuna, meat or vegetarian, with salad and bread. Drinks (wine, beer, sodas, water, schnapps) are unlimited. Later you stop at Ceja Island for 2\u20133 hours swimming, sunbathing or relaxing on the private beach. Finally, the boat returns to Medulin. The ride mixes sea views, swimming, good food, and a relaxed island vibe.<\/p>\n\n\n
Angetrieben durch GetYourGuide<\/a><\/span><\/div>\n\n\n\n<\/div>\n\n\n\nLokrum Island, Dubrovnik<\/strong><\/h2>\n\n\n\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/lh5.googleusercontent.com\/KDa06_MLBT7Qo5al8wbtfFTygN5VqMDwyl3wJ9fd7DiSvw6w-ajGrJT2ddnr5ioqqjOuHlehNRPW71ZQzx3Mhhi-cUByC9HWnaP-7PK5wUgTcvADnbX12ajGEXWIDg\")
<\/a>Dubrovnik & Lokrum Island by Sam Fryers<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n\n\n\nOne of the best things to do in Croatia, is to visit Dubrovnik. It offers the sights of the medieval city and the beach amenities in one spot. You can enjoy swimming and snorkeling, admire exotic plants, and rest with peacocks at Lokrum Island near Dubrovnik. Visit the famous spot where, if you believe in the legends, King Richard the Lionheart was thrown safely ashore after a shipwreck when he was returning from the crusades. The location was also once a beloved summer resort of Austrian archduke Maximilian and a gay accommodation of Dubrovnik<\/a>.<\/p>\n\n\n<\/div>\n\n\n\nNo trip to Dubrovnik, or anywhere along the Dalmatian Coast, is truly complete without spending at least one day out on the Adriatic. Croatia\u2019s coastline is dotted with hidden coves, sleepy fishing villages, and emerald islands you simply\u00a0can\u2019t<\/em>\u00a0appreciate from land. One of the best ways to experience this is by joining one of the\u00a0small ship cruises around Croatia,\u00a0which glide between islands like Kor\u010dula, Hvar and Mljet at the perfect, lazy summer pace. Picture this: sunbathing on the deck, hopping into the water whenever the mood strikes, wandering through medieval towns during sunset, and eating seafood so fresh it basically swims to your plate<\/p>\n\n\n\nTo reach the island, take a ferry from the city. Tourists can enjoy a descent into the tiny salt lake, which is 10 m (33ft) deep and often called the Dead Sea. Make a visit to the botanical garden to observe Mediterranean plants, including olives, agaves, laurels, oaks, cacti, magnolia, pines, cypresses, and palms. If you are a history lover, make a journey back in time and explore the abandoned 11th-century Benedictine abbey.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Mljet National Park<\/strong><\/h2>\n\n\n\nIt is one of the best one-day tours and activities in Croatia from Dubrovnik. Its main attractions are two close located salt lakes\u2014large and small ones\u2014encircled by forests. On the larger lake travelers can find a small island, where a Benedictine abbey and church still exist. Mljet is a low-key island with pleasant lakes that are supposed to offer healing effects. The island also is rich in fauna and flora, and it is a great place for hiking. There is a legend that Ulysses was prisoned on Mljet by the nymph Calypso for seven years. Not so mythical is the island\u2019s past with snakes. Mljet was overrun with them until the year 1910 when people brought the mongooses to get rid of the snakes. That worked, but the mongooses had no predators to fight with and invaded the island. As the reason, some bird species are still in danger.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
To enjoy the Mljet National Park, we recommend a full-day tour with bike, boat & beach experience. You would leave from Dubrovnik by speedboat from Gru\u017e Harbor. The ride takes about 1.5 h over clear Adriatic waters. You reach Mljet \u2014 an island known as the \u201cgreen pearl of the Adriatic.\u201d Then you can cycle through olive groves and forest, and ride across salt-water lakes via boat. You’ll swim and snorkel in turquoise water and there’s time to relax on the beach. The island\u2019s salt lakes, sea belt, lush woods, and calm vibe make it a serene escape from city bustle. It\u2019s a great one-day mix of nature, sea and peace.<\/p>\n\n\n
The Plitvice lakes are famous for their unusual colors, varying from azure to grey, green, or blue. The colors transform all the time depending on the angle of sunlight and the minerals or microorganisms in the water.<\/p>\n\n\n\n One of the easiest ways to discover the Plitvice Lakes is to join a guided tour from Zagreb. You’ll leave from Zagreb early morning by air-conditioned van. First you visit Rastoke \u2014 a charming watermill village with waterfalls and wooden bridges. Then you travel to Plitvice Lakes National Park. Inside the park you walk along wooden boardwalks and forest trails by its 16 stunning lakes, linked by cascades and waterfalls. The ticket is included. A licensed English-speaking guide leads the tour. You may ride a 20-minute electric boat across Lake Kozjak (seasonal). The trip lasts about 10 hours. It is an easy, memorable way to see Croatia\u2019s most iconic nature spots in one day.<\/p>\n\n\n It\u2019s impossible to have the best holidays in Croatia<\/a> without visiting the Kamenjak National park. You can enjoy some rest from the hazardous city energy in a stunning natural location at the Kamenjak peninsula. Explore lots of rare and local species of Istrian animals and plants. Follow the path of archaic dinosaur footsteps and make a visit to the farm to discover everything about Istrian family agriculture and agro-tourism. Travel around the Adriatic coast on a bike, kayak, swim, or scuba dive in one of the many hidden caves. Athletes can also find running routes, hiking tracks, a sports camp, and a windsurf post in the national park.<\/p>\n\n\n\n We recommend a full-day boat Trip from Medulin. You’ll start from Medulin harbor. A boat cruise sails through the coastal archipelago and heads to Cape Kamenjak, the southern-most tip of Istria. There you can swim or snorkel \u2014 including a guided dive into an underwater cave. Next, the boat passes Porer Lighthouse for sightseeing. Lunch is served onboard \u2014 grilled fish, tuna, meat or vegetarian, with salad and bread. Drinks (wine, beer, sodas, water, schnapps) are unlimited. Later you stop at Ceja Island for 2\u20133 hours swimming, sunbathing or relaxing on the private beach. Finally, the boat returns to Medulin. The ride mixes sea views, swimming, good food, and a relaxed island vibe.<\/p>\n\n\n One of the best things to do in Croatia, is to visit Dubrovnik. It offers the sights of the medieval city and the beach amenities in one spot. You can enjoy swimming and snorkeling, admire exotic plants, and rest with peacocks at Lokrum Island near Dubrovnik. Visit the famous spot where, if you believe in the legends, King Richard the Lionheart was thrown safely ashore after a shipwreck when he was returning from the crusades. The location was also once a beloved summer resort of Austrian archduke Maximilian and a gay accommodation of Dubrovnik<\/a>.<\/p>\n\n\n No trip to Dubrovnik, or anywhere along the Dalmatian Coast, is truly complete without spending at least one day out on the Adriatic. Croatia\u2019s coastline is dotted with hidden coves, sleepy fishing villages, and emerald islands you simply\u00a0can\u2019t<\/em>\u00a0appreciate from land. One of the best ways to experience this is by joining one of the\u00a0small ship cruises around Croatia,\u00a0which glide between islands like Kor\u010dula, Hvar and Mljet at the perfect, lazy summer pace. Picture this: sunbathing on the deck, hopping into the water whenever the mood strikes, wandering through medieval towns during sunset, and eating seafood so fresh it basically swims to your plate<\/p>\n\n\n\n To reach the island, take a ferry from the city. Tourists can enjoy a descent into the tiny salt lake, which is 10 m (33ft) deep and often called the Dead Sea. Make a visit to the botanical garden to observe Mediterranean plants, including olives, agaves, laurels, oaks, cacti, magnolia, pines, cypresses, and palms. If you are a history lover, make a journey back in time and explore the abandoned 11th-century Benedictine abbey.<\/p>\n\n\n\n It is one of the best one-day tours and activities in Croatia from Dubrovnik. Its main attractions are two close located salt lakes\u2014large and small ones\u2014encircled by forests. On the larger lake travelers can find a small island, where a Benedictine abbey and church still exist. Mljet is a low-key island with pleasant lakes that are supposed to offer healing effects. The island also is rich in fauna and flora, and it is a great place for hiking. There is a legend that Ulysses was prisoned on Mljet by the nymph Calypso for seven years. Not so mythical is the island\u2019s past with snakes. Mljet was overrun with them until the year 1910 when people brought the mongooses to get rid of the snakes. That worked, but the mongooses had no predators to fight with and invaded the island. As the reason, some bird species are still in danger.<\/p>\n\n\n\n To enjoy the Mljet National Park, we recommend a full-day tour with bike, boat & beach experience. You would leave from Dubrovnik by speedboat from Gru\u017e Harbor. The ride takes about 1.5 h over clear Adriatic waters. You reach Mljet \u2014 an island known as the \u201cgreen pearl of the Adriatic.\u201d Then you can cycle through olive groves and forest, and ride across salt-water lakes via boat. You’ll swim and snorkel in turquoise water and there’s time to relax on the beach. The island\u2019s salt lakes, sea belt, lush woods, and calm vibe make it a serene escape from city bustle. It\u2019s a great one-day mix of nature, sea and peace.<\/p>\n\n\nKamenjak National Park<\/strong><\/h2>\n\n\n\n
Lokrum Island, Dubrovnik<\/strong><\/h2>\n\n\n\n
Mljet National Park<\/strong><\/h2>\n\n\n\n