The Best National Parks and Caves in Croatia
Croatia, a destination that not only stands as one of the world's premier spots for private yacht charters but also beckons adventurers to explore its breathtaking national parks and enchanting caves. In this blog post, we'll take you on a journey through some of Croatia's best Natural parks and caves worth visiting.
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Paklenica National Park
Located 47 km northeast of Zadar inland from the coast, Paklenica National Park offers prime hiking and cycling trails. For those seeking guided adventures, organized excursions are available. Don't miss the captivating Manita pec cave, the only one open to the public, featuring stunning stalagmites, stalactites, columns, and flowstones. Explore the diverse landscapes of Paklenica National Park for an unforgettable experience.
Krka National Park
Oziđana pećina cave, situated at the top of the canyon above Roški slap waterfall in Krka National Park, holds exceptional natural and cultural significance. This prehistoric site, located on the left bank of the Krka River in the Bogatići Miljevački area, reveals valuable traces of Stone Age religious rituals. The cave, positioned at 220 meters above sea level, is the final point on the educational path from Stinice to Roški slap waterfall and offers a southwest-facing entrance with breathtaking views of the river canyon, adorned with beautiful cascades known as the "Necklaces."
Northern Velebit National Park
Velebit Nature Park, spanning 2,200 square kilometers from Vratnik Pass to Zrmanja River Canyon, is Croatia's largest protected area. Established in 1978 for its exceptional natural values, it's part of UNESCO's World Network of Biosphere Reserves. Zavratnica, a stunning cove within the park, features a scenic trail and sea promenade. South of the park, the Cerovac Caves, with Lower and Upper sections open to visitors, showcase 4 kilometers of explored passages. Not only an archaeological site, these caves are among Croatia's largest cave bear locations, displaying "Bärenschliffe" or bear markings on the walls.
The Blue Cave
The Blue Cave, known as Modra špilja to locals, is a captivating sea cave situated in Balun Bay on the east side of Biševo island, about 4.5 nautical miles from Vis island. Biševo, a nearly uninhabited 6 km² island with beautiful sandy beaches, is renowned for the stunning Blue Cave. The cave's entrance on the south side features a vault-like opening, allowing sunlight to filter through a hole in the rock, casting a mesmerizing blue glow throughout the cave. Even though it's not part of a national park, the Blue Cave is a must-visit attraction.
The Green Cave
In addition to the famed Blue Cave on Biševo island, another unmissable attraction during your Croatian trip is the Green Cave on Ravnik island, a brief distance from Vis. Ravnik, a small uninhabited island, gains popularity for harboring the enchanting Green Cave. Also known as the Green Grotto, it graces the southwest side of Ravnik and is definetly worth exploring during a private yacht charter in Croatia.
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