Croatian national parks

Located on the coast, three of which are typical marine parks (Brijuni, Kornati and Mljet), one is mountainous (Paklenica), and one marine-ﬂuvial (Krka). The Plitvice Lakes is the oldest and the largest national park, inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List.

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Brijuni, a group of islands comprising of two large and twelve smaller isles, are strung along Istria’s south western coast not far from Pula. Brijuni are renowned for its indented nature and the unspoiled Mediterranean vegetation, but the islands also boast an invaluable cultural heritage dating from the Roman and Byzantine times. The site of the ﬁrst golf course in Croatia is on Brijuni.

Kornati islands include 89 uninhabited islands, islets, and reefs, are famous for the cliffs. The biggest part of the Park is in fact its main island, Kornat, and the entire archipelago was named after it. Hop from island to island in the Kornati archipelago mooring in bays or natural shelters, enjoy the underwater ﬁshing in Pakleni Otoci, visit the famous lighthouse of Palagruza, the most remote Croatian island and moor at the amazing Elaphiti Islands.

Mljet National Park is the most important protected area of the Dalmatian south, full of lush and varied Mediterranean vegetation. The park includes two deep bays which, due to their extremely narrow links with the sea, are regarded as and lakes: the Great Lake and the Small Lake. Mljet is also very rich in cultural heritage, the most prominent example being the complex of the 12th century Benedictine monastery.

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