Croatia National Park
In souteast Europe in balkans you can find Croatian National parks.
In Croatia there are eight national park that cover about 7% of the whole country.
Croatian National Parks gives a breathtaking array of scenery from forested islands
to craggy mountaintops, waterfalls,
lakes and sun-baked islands in the sea.
The Croatian law on the preservation of nature defines Croatia National Parks as one
of the eight types of protected areas of nature. Each of the national parks is maintained by a
separate institution, overseen and funded by the government ministry of nature
conservation and spatial development.
Croatia National Park
- Krka
- Brijuni
- Paklenica
- Mljet
- Kornati
- Risnjak
- North Velebit
Many of National Parks lie on karst. Karst is highly porous
limestone and dolomitic rock through which water seeps to create underground streams.
The terrain is marked by fissures, caves and springs. This natural wonder phenomenon attracts
thousend and thousend tourists each year, join us and visit Croatia National Park