The Krka National Park - Proclaimed a national park in 1985; it is the seventh national park in Croatia. It occupies an area of 111 km2 along the course of the Krka River, two kilometres downstream from Knin to Skradin, and the lower course of the Čikola....read more

Telascica Bay - One of the most attractive parts of the island is Telascica Bay in the southwest, which has been placed under protection as a park of nature. As a natural extension of Kornati National Park, Telascica is an 8,200 meter-long bay to the south of Dugi otok, which is the subject of many myths and legends....read more

Paklenica The canyon lies on the south, the sea-facing side of the Velebit range. It was proclaimed a national park not long after Plitvice, also in 1949, but here the tradition of preservation has a somewhat longer history....read more