Plitvice lakes national park

http://www.np-plitvicka-jezera.hr

Official pages of Plitvice lakes national park, one of the most beautiful natural values or Europe. Complete nature guide, play of waterfalls, accommodation, online reservations, news, games, maps, postcards, images and video - are just some of the things you will find here.

North Velebit National Park

http://www.np-sjeverni-velebit.hr/

Velebit is the largest Croatian mountain and it belongs to the Dynarian system. It extends in the NW-SE direction, taking hold of three Croatian regions: Lika, Dalmatia and Croatian seaside. Its natural boundariesare strictly marked: there's The Velebit channel of Adriatic Sea on one side and fields "Ličko i Gacko polje" on the other. From the South it's limited with the canyon of Zrmanja, and from the North it is separated from the spur of Kapela by a deeply engraved ablout Vratnik. The total lenght of Velebit is about 145 km, while its width is changing-the largest is up to 30 km on the Zavižan-Markovićeva rudina line. The mountain of Velebit is divided on The North, The Middle, The South and The South-East part. Such division is based upon its natural marks-geographical and relief ones.

National Park Krka

http://www.npkrka.hr

Area of National Park Krka occupies 111 km2 along the course of the Krka River, it is about 72 km long, with its seven travertine falls, and a total drop of 242 m, is a phenomenon of nature and the karst.

Paklenica National Park

http://www.paklenica.hr/

With its surface area of 96 km2, from the eastern coast of the Adriatic Sea to the highest peaks of the Velebit Mountains, Vaganski Vrh (1757 m) and Sveto Brdo (1753 m), Paklenica abounds with numerous natural wonders and phenomena, which is why the entire area was proclaimed a national park in 1949. And rightfully so, as this region is simple and unusual in its connection between the sea and the mountains, rich in beech and black pine forests, its deep canyons cut vertically into the Velebit ridge, its karst formations and numerous caves and pits.

National park Brijuni

http://www.histrica.com/hr/istra/plava/fazana/brijuni/

The Brijuni islands, found along the southwestern coast of Istria, were proclaimed a national park in 1983. They cover an area of 2,700 acres, and total fourteen larger and small islands, of which the largest are Veliki and Mali Brijuni.

Murter and Kornati accommodation and tavern

http://www.murter-kornati.com.hr

accomodation in apartment-house in Murter, in fisherman's house in Kornat island - fisharman's tavern.