Plitvice Lakes

Plitvice lakes or simply Plitvice, is the probably best known national park of Croatia. He was taken up already in 1979 as one of the first natural monuments in the list the UNESCO-world cultural heritage.
The main attractions of the national park Plitvice lakes are a total of 16 small lakes which line up steps-shaped sloping. They are connected with each other by bigger and smaller waterfalls and distinguish themselves, above all, by her crystal clear water in inimitable blue-green colour. The lakes are fed, on this occasion, from numerous small brooks and rivers of the surroundings. On this occasion, in the course of the annual millions the water of the Plitvice lakes attacked the riverbeds and rock walls what depositions originated from, which form the so typical cellular dolomite today.
The national park Plitvice lakes is from thick, nearly to spruce forests, firs woods similar to primeval forest and beech forests urround, also several caves, springs and meadows are to be found in the park.
Also different rare animal species could set up by the untouched nature, one of it the brown bear. So that visitors can experience the national park Plitvice lakes to contamplate and, special vehicles go like panoramic trains or electric boats. In summer as well as in the spring, autumn and even in winter if the waterfalls have solidified to ice the national park offers unforgettable experiences.

More houses of Plitvice: here