Velebit National Park covers an area of 2,200 KM2, which extends from Vratnik in the northwest to the Zrmanja Canyon in the southeast, a distance of 145 km. Velebit National Park is the largest protected area in Croatia and it received its protection status for its natural values ​​and the importance of conservation of biodiversity….

The fundamental phenomenon of the national park are forests. The most famous cave is Manita Cave with a length of 175 metres and an inside temperature of 10 degrees. There is also an ethnological house named Marasović containing preserved accessories and furniture to match the old way of life and its customs. Paklenica is ideal…

Plitvice Lakes National Park is one of the oldest and most visited national parks in Croatia. It is only two and a half hours drive from Zadar. It consists of 16 lakes and it is under the protection of UNESCO. An abundance of flora, fauna, spacious forest, forest trails and wooden bridges form the national…