Discover the amazing natural beauty of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Visit mountains, national parks, canyons, waterfalls, rivers and other natural wonders that delight with wonderful landscapes and provide opportunities for active traveling through this picturesque country!
Kravica Waterfalls
The Kravica waterfall is located in Studenta near Ljubuska, on the Trebižat River, which is 50 km long. Wonderful waterfall is 30 meters high. The crisp and clear turquoise water crashing against the rocks creates an aquatic amphitheater with a pool of water underneath. The pool is an ideal place for water sports and swimming under the waterfalls in the summer. This incredibly inspiring landscape attracts tourists every year.
Sutjeska National Park
Sutjeska National Park is the most preserved natural jewel of the Republic of Srpska and Bosnia and Herzegovina. It consists of parts of the Maglic Mountains, the Vučevo Plateau, the Volujak Mountains, Bioč, Zelengora, Lelija, then Perućica – one of the four last remaining European rainforests, nine mountain lakes, and as many as 17 rivers and stream.
Pliva Waterfall
The Pliva Waterfall, located near Jajce, is a stunning natural wonder that captivates visitors with its breathtaking beauty. This unique tourist attraction is characterized by cascading waters plunging into a tranquil pool surrounded by lush greenery and vibrant flora. Tourists often visit this place and take photos with the incredibly beautiful background of the waterfall.
River Una National Park
Una National Park is located in the north-west of Bosnia, close to the border with Croatia and the more famous Plitviče National Park. With an area of 19,800 hectares, Una is one of the largest national parks in Bosnia.
The “Una” National Park stretches through the valley of the upper course of the Una River, as well as through the valley of the Unac River, a right tributary of the Una, to the Krka River in the west.Thundering waterfalls, phenomenally blue water and pure peace are what tourists appreciate about this place. Kayaking and rafting are the most exciting and popular sports and recreational activities on the waters of the “Una” National Park.
Buna Springs
East of Mostar is the source of the Buna River, the largest karst spring in Europe. The spring is located below a 200 m high stone cliff.
The main source of the Buna is actually the spawn of the cave river, a huge cave that is mostly filled with water. The Buna has numerous side branches, some of which form impressive gorges that are dry most of the year. Many of these springs are only reactivated during high water levels, when snow melts, and sometimes after heavy rains.
Bjelašnica Mountain
Bjelasnica is a mountain located in the middle of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The highest peak of Bjelašnica, from which the entire mountain group takes its name, rises to a height of 2,067 meters (6,782 feet). Mount Bjelasnica offers tourists a diversity and abundance of nature – thirty-two species of endemic plants, flowers and trees living in this tiny region of the Dinaric Alps.
A canyon with crystal clear water, fed by mountain streams, suitable for drinking along the entire canyon. Local mountain clubs run numerous trails that lead to the bald peaks above. The mountain is also popular with mountain bikers and has recently become a popular base for paragliders.
Volujak Mountain
Volujak is a mountain range on the border of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Montenegro, within the entity of the Republika Srpska. Mount Volujak is the mountain attached to Mount Maglić and has a number of peaks of over 2000 metres in altitude (the highest one is Vlasulja with 3337 m). In the northwest the mountain borders Sutjeska Canyon, whose cliffs separate Mount Volujak and Mount Zelengora. There are many sport clubs that give climbing, hiking and mountaineering.
Janjske Otoke
Janjske Otoke (islands) near Šipovo and get to know the northwestern part of our country. The Janj islands are a real small oasis of nature and greenery, a place where you can rest and relax with the murmur of the Janj River. The river Janj originates 13 km south of Šipovo, right in the Janj islands, the river flows into numerous small streams that rejoin after a few kilometers.
The reserve Janjske Otoke is a wealth of lush greenery, forests and the river Janj is what attracts tourists the most. This place is decorated with a large number of waterfalls, streams and waterfalls that stretch along the entire place. The habitat is suitable for hunting and fishing, and there is also the possibility of renting rooms in rural households.
Blidinje Nature Park
Blidinje Nature Park is located in the northern zone of the Dinaric Mountains, northwest of Mostar, on the right bank of the Neretva. The park covers an area of 358 km2 and includes the Čvrsnica, Čabulje and Vrana mountain ranges. It is an oasis of peace and natural beauty, especially if you visit in spring or summer.
Perfect for relaxation and nature walks, you will definitely feel rejuvenated after your visit. Blidinje is home to endemic species of pine munica, and the air here is really fresh and healthy. It’s a great place for mountain biking, but you can also enjoy horse riding among amazing nature. In winter, it is an ideal place for skiing and playing in the snow. At the very entrance to Risovac there are several old, abandoned houses and shepherd’s huts, which add a special charm to the atmosphere of this place.
