The area around Baška is abundant with numerous climbing rocks with a maximum height of up to 15 meters, of which around ten of them have a direct view of the sea. Good weather conditions, compact limestone and proximity to the sea make this area one of the most popular rocky areas in the region.
Unije is the westernmost Croatian island permanently inhabited. It belongs to the archipelago between the islands of Cres and Lošinj. The island has only one...
Lepenica is the largest artificial lake in the Fužine region. It was built in 1988. The largest lake depth is 18 meters. ...
A small village situated on the westernmost point of the island contains only a medieval Franciscan monastery and a Renaissance church on the shore of...
The river Kupa spring is the one of the most powerful, deepest and widest springs in Croatia. It has an impressive green-blue colour, at 313...
Matić meadow is grassy plateau about 300 meters wide and 3 kilometres long. The macadam road passes through Jasenak. It is a memorial area in...
The plateau above Baška is often compared to the Moon's surface because of its rugged appearance dominated by unprecedented white stone wasteland. The sea view,...
