Discover Lake Modrac, a man-made reservoir located in northeastern Bosnia & Herzegovina, near Tuzla. Created in 1964 by damming the Spreča River, this lake spans approximately 17 km² and reaches depths of up to 20 meters.
Lake Modrac, formed by constructing a dam in Modrac serves as a crucial water reservoir for supply, irrigation, and industrial use in the region. It also plays a vital role in flood control.
Surrounded by lush landscapes and wooded hills, the clear blue waters and verdant surroundings of lake Modrac attract visitors year-round.
Popular activities include swimming, fishing, and boating, with designated swimming areas.
Anglers can find carp, pike, perch, and other fish species here.
A promenade along the lake’s shore provides a scenic route for walking and cycling.
Modrac Reservoir is also recognized as an important wetland habitat, fostering diverse macrophyte flora, fauna, and wetland habitats with high conservation value.
Birdwatching enthusiasts will appreciate the area’s rich avian diversity, influenced by nearby wetlands like those in Šerići and Mosorovac.
The well-maintained beach in the Prokosovići community, spanning about 1500 meters, this beach is one of Bosnia’s best-equipped, featuring restaurants, hotels, motels, cafés, and sports facilities, including handball, basketball, and beach volleyball courts.
Around Prokosovići, boat rentals and guided lake tours are also available.
For a unique experience, visitors can stay in private waterfront cabins or rent one of the weekend cottages on the lake.
