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Skradinski buk
Skradinski buk is the seventh, final, and longest travertine barrier on the Krka River. It is located approximately 13 kilometres downstream from Roski slap Blue cave
The Blue Cave is a water-logged sea cave located in a small bay called Balun, on the east side of the island of Bisevo. The grotto is one of the best known natural beauty spots on the Adriatic and a popular show cave because of the glowing blue light that appears at certain times of day. Zlatni rat
Zlatni rat is the beach situated to the west of Bol in the island of Brac. That geomorphologic natural monument is one of most beautiful Adriatic natural attractions. Pakleni Island
Pakleni Otoci - the prettiest part of Hvar’s, if not the of whole Croatian riviera. A playful chain of woody isles, dipped in a clear, azure sea, a few resorts and swimming areas, and a number of little, hidden away beaches, stone terraces facing sun, and beautiful deserted lagoons make, as someone said, “An Arcadia in grasp of the palm.” Plitvice Lakes
The first description of the Plitvice Lakes was by Dominik Vukasovic in 18th century who mentions them as "Five beautiful lakes in denset woods on the Turkish border"; they were also called "The Devil's Gardens".
Plitvice Lakes were declared a national park in 1949. Today it is the biggest national park in Croatia and it's part of UNESCO world heritage.
The National Park consists of 16 lakes, which are stepwise and descend into one another. The two largest lakes are Proscansko jezero and Kozjak. 
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