Λίμνες και καταρράκτες στη Λίκα-Σένι

Lakes & Waterfalls

This collection highlights the karst hydrography of Lika-Senj, centered on the UNESCO-listed Plitvice Lakes National Park and the Una River. It features a sequence of terraced lakes connected by travertine barriers and waterfalls, including the 78-meter Veliki slap. The list also includes the 25-meter Štrbački buk on the Una River, a significant tufa waterfall marking the border between Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina.

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A

Galovac

One of the Upper Lakes in Plitvice, reaching a depth of 25 meters. It is fed by water from Lake Batinovac and is notable for the 28-meter Galovački buk waterfall on its northern edge.

LetećiVale / CC0

B

Lake Gradinsko

A shallow Upper Lake characterized by turquoise and milky-white colors caused by the accumulation of tufa. It is situated between Galovac and Lake Kozjak.

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C

Gavanovac

Part of the Lower Lakes system, this lake is situated within a steep limestone canyon. It is known for the Great Cascades (Velike kaskade) that flow into it from Lake Milanovac.

D

Lake Kozjak

The largest and deepest lake in Plitvice National Park, serving as the transition between the Upper and Lower Lakes. Electric boats transport visitors across its 2.3-kilometer length.