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Thanks to travertine barriers and the constant process of calcification, river Krka today, with its 7 travertine falls, represents a natural karst phenomenon which was proclaimed a National park in 1985

National Park Paklenica, includes the most attractive parts of Southern Velebit. Paklenica was declared a national park, due to various natural, scientific and other specifics. 

For millions of years, the water has carved its way through travertine rocks making deep lakes and waterfalls. It is the most known Croatian national park which since 1979 is in the UNESCO Register of World Natural Heritage. 

The Vrana Lake is an unusual connection of land and water which offers a refuge to different species of plants and animals, offering them all the necessity for life. The lake is unique for its position and characteristics not only in Croatia but also in other parts of Europe.

Our exciting journey takes us to the township of Nin where you get introduced to the highest salt quality in the world. Nin is a town with a glorious past. As a former Croatian royal town and one of the most important cultural centres of the early Croatian state,

Delightfully tasty, capturing the strong character of the dry winter wind, the creamy yellowish Pag cheese produced on the Croatian island of Pag has been described as one of the ten best cheeses in the world. Join us in exploring the island of Pag,

The Kornati archipelago which area extends over 230 square kilometres, is the most beautiful group of islands of the Mediterranean coast which include about 150 uninhabited islands, islets and coves.