Rivers of Croatia
Maybe no other European country has such diverse, yet so preserved rivers as Croatia. Rivers of Croatia are true treasure of this country.
Recent Posts
Quest of big Waterfall in Ranomafana
This is a story about our search for the big waterfall in Ranomafana National Park, Madagascar. It was more discovering the river, forest and the wetlands.
The water crisis as one cause of the Syrian civil war
There are many reasons to the every war, from politics, religion, history… The same applies to Syria. One often overlooked reason is the water crisis and possibly the climate change as a root cause. Syria is mostly an arid country and relies on the underground […]
River fairy
The rivers are often the last wild places, especially in the plains cultivated long ago. So pictures of a beautiful girl in such pristine environment are even more striking. (more…)
Canyoning on the Cetina River
Canyoning on the Cetina River has become very popular in recent years, due to the striking nature and proximity to the Adriatic Coast. Put on your life jacket and helmets and jump into the refreshing waters of the Cetina River!
The most beautiful Croatian waterfalls
Croatia is blessed with beautiful, diverse and preserved rivers. Waterfalls are present on many of them, especially in the karst region.
Beautiful lake springs in Croatia!
There are many types of river sources, but one of the most beautiful is the limnocrene spring, also called the vaucluse type spring, named after Fontaine-de-Vaucluse in France. Colloquially is also called the lake source. (more…)
NEW VIDEO: The Kupa River source in Croatia
The upper stretch of the Kupa River reveals a beautiful emerald source in the form of the lake.
Kotli – beautiful watermill in small canyon
Kotli is a beautiful village on the Mirna River in Istra (Croatia), where old watermill resides in the small canyon.
How were magnificent waterfalls and lakes in Plitvice Lakes created?
The Plitvice Lakes, a land of falling lakes with hundreds of waterfalls, are built by a „magical“ substance called tufa (could be called travertine, sedra in Croatian). OK, it is not magical, but the results are definitely like they came from a fairy tale.
The wild beauty of the Krupa River
The Krupa River is an unknown pearl of karst, an oasis surrounded by rock. It is one of the least known, yet one of the most beautiful rivers of Croatia. It is only seven kilometres long, but has much more to offer than a ten […]
