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National parks

Brioni

The Brioni islands, found along the southwestern coast of Istria, were proclaimed a national park in 1983.

Kornati

Kornati Islands, in north Dalmatia, is a group of about 130 islands, islets and reefs sprinkled in the deep blue sea of the Adriatic.

Krka

The empire of Krka River,in north Dalmatia,is a magnificent karstic beauty traveling two thirds of its way to the sea through canyons, and a complete opposite of Kornati.

Mljet

Mljet, in south Dalmatia, is Croatia's greenest island with its Mediterranean vegetation, clear and clean sea, gentle sandy shoreline and a wealth of underwater sea life.

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Sjeverni Velebit (North Velebit) National Park

Northern Velebit National Park is Croatia's newest national park, designated a national park only in 1999.

Paklenica

Paklenica National Park is one of Croatia's most diverse national parks especially if you're interested in hiking or rock climbing.

Plitvice Lakes National Park

The Plitivce Lakes National Park are the most prominent and visited among eight national parks in Croatia, it is the only Croatian natural wonder included in the UNESCO World heritage list in 1979.