Explore Martin Brod, where the Unac River merges with the Una, forming a captivating haven of untouched natural beauty. Home to the largest waterfall complex in the “Una” National Park, this medieval town, dating back to the 14th or 15th century, boasts Milančev Buk’s 800m waterfall. Two scenic hiking trails, exceptional fly fishing spots, and the historic Rmanj Monastery add to the allure.
The Kozice Waterfalls, 11 kilometers from Fojnica in central Bosnia, are a must-visit hideaway for nature lovers. These cascades, ranging from 5 to 20 meters in height, are located in a mesmerizing forest setting with two major falls and a ‘cooling pool’. The seaon does not deter its charm.
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Istup Waterfall, near Stolac, is a natural marvel on the Svilica River, cascading over 200 meters. Visit in July for the best experience. Enjoy the crystal-clear natural pools at the base. Hike through wooded terrain with proper gear, including water shoes. Start your journey from Barane village and follow the Radimlja canyon.
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Ždrimački Waterfall, also known as Crndolski Waterfall, is a stunning 29-meter-high natural attraction near Gornji Vakuf – Uskoplje, Bosnia and Herzegovina. Located just 7 kilometers from the town center, it’s best viewed in spring and autumn.
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Discover the stunning Štrbački buk Waterfall, the jewel of Una National Park in Bosnia and Herzegovina. With a height of 24.5 meters, this majestic waterfall captivates visitors with its powerful cascades, lush surroundings, and crystal-clear waters. Enjoy scenic walks, wildlife, and thrilling activities like kayaking and rafting in this natural paradise.
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Discover the hidden allure of Blihe Waterfall, nestled near Sanski Most between Fajtovci and Kamengrad villages. Just 14 kilometers from Sanski Most, this 60-meter natural marvel captivates with its cascading beauty. A short, scenic walk through the forest leads to the breathtaking sight, offering tranquility and a connection with nature. Immerse yourself in the awe-inspiring surroundings and extend your adventure by exploring the nearby Beaver cave, revealing secrets of prehistoric inhabitants.
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Bereg waterfall, located 8 km north of Rogatica in Bosnia & Herzegovina, is a stunning tufa waterfall. With water cascading from 10 to 12 meters into a turquoise pool, it’s a natural oasis perfect for relaxation. Popular in summer for swimming, this serene spot offers visitors a refreshing escape in a beautiful, untouched setting.
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Discover the enchanting Pliva Waterfall in Jajce, Bosnia and Herzegovina, a 22-meter marvel flowing uniquely from the bottom up. Surrounded by lush greenery, it’s a top relaxation spot and one of National Geographic’s 12 most beautiful waterfalls globally.
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Discover the awe-inspiring Skakavac Waterfall in Bosnia and Herzegovina’s scenic heartland, near Sarajevo. Standing 1,049m above sea level within the protected Skakavac Nature Park, this 98m marvel is among the country’s tallest. Hike through lush trails for about 4 hours to reach the base, enjoying benches along the way. Embrace its beauty year-round, especially in winter when it adorns a stunning icy cloak. Admission is free; access via Nahorevo or van 69 from Sutjeska Street.
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Kravica Waterfalls, nestled near Ljubuški in southern Bosnia and Herzegovina, are a breathtaking natural marvel. These cascading falls, over 25 meters high, plunge into a serene pool amidst lush surroundings. Fed by the Trebižat River, the falls are most enchanting in spring and early summer when increased water flow creates a mesmerizing spectacle. Explore the adjacent forests and hiking trails, take a refreshing dip, and immerse yourself in the area’s rich wildlife. These falls are both a top tourist attraction and a historically significant water source, making them a must-visit destination in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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Located just four kilometers from Miljevina towards the village of Jeleč, the stunning Oteša Waterfall awaits your visit. Named after the Oteša River, into which it cascades, this magnificent waterfall
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