Natural Wonders
This collection features ten natural landmarks in the Plitvice region, including multiple waterfalls such as the Great Waterfall and Galovački buk, alongside several serene lakes like Galovac and Lake Kozjak. It also highlights the historic Špoljarić Watermill, reflecting the area's cultural heritage.
A Great Waterfall
The highest waterfall in the Plitvice Lakes National Park, cascading over 78 meters.
B Galovac
A mid-sized lake located in the Lika region, central Croatia, south of Zagreb.
C Lake Gradinsko
One of the interconnected lakes forming the Plitvice Lakes system.
D Gavanovac
A lake situated within the Plitvice Lakes National Park's extensive water system.
Špoljarić Watermill
Traditional watermill representing regional heritage and historical milling techniques.
F Plitvice Entrance 1
Primary visitor entrance to Plitvice Lakes National Park, equipped with a bus stop and shelter.
Mali Prštavac
A smaller waterfall within the Plitvice Lakes system known for its cascading waters.
Galovački buk
A waterfall located in the Plitvice Lakes National Park.
I Milanovac
A lake within the Plitvice Lakes area, part of the Lika region's water network.
Lake Kozjak
The largest lake in Plitvice Lakes National Park, extending over 5 kilometers.
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