Add VisitCroatia.travel to favorites

VisitCroatia.travel

All information about Croatia

Choose language

Search VisitCroatia.travel

Home / Explore Croatia / Nature

Nature

« Previous 1 2 Next »

Biokovo Mountain

Biokovo is the largest and highest mountain in Dalmatia. It rises vertically from the Adriatic Coast.

222_images_macro_222_images_original_imagesca753q80

Kopački Rit

Kopački Rit, in Slavonia, is one of the largest natural wetlands in Europe and as such has been recommended for inclusion in the UNESCO List of Natural Heritage.

223_images_macro_223_images_original_lastovo

Lastovo islands

Nature Park Lastovo Islands is situated in the Dubrovnik - Neretva County, in south Dalmatia. There is 46 islands with a total population of 835 inhabitants, with the main town also named Lastovo.

224_images_macro_224_images_original_2-sisak[1][1]

Lonjsko Polje

Nature Park Lonjsko Polje, in central Croatia, is a large section of the flood plain located between Sava River and Moslavačka Gora Mountain, and is a unique bird reserve.

225_images_macro_225_images_original_medvednica

Medvednica Mountain

Medvednica or Zagrebačka Gora is a mountain close to the Zagreb, the capital of Croatia.

226_images_macro_226_images_original_4018748[1]

Papuk Mountain

Mountain Papuk is located on the very edge of Pošeška Dolina (Požega Valley), a flat and fertile valley in Slavonia, and it is the only mountain in the area.