Discover the best top things to do in Plitvica, Croatia including Burgeti Lakes, Gavanovac Lake, Kaluderovac Lake, Pevalekovi Slapovi, The Upper Lakes, Veliki Prstavac, Slapovi Milke Trnine, Milanovac Lake, Milanovacki Slap, Plitvice Lakes National Park.
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5.0 based on 15 reviews
Located just across Kozjak Lake from Entrance 2, Burgeti Lakes will be the first lakes you come across in the Upper Lakes area of the park (if you're using Entrance 2 as your starting point). Beautiful clear (yet also blue--not sure about the chemistry on that one but I reckon it has something to do with algea?) water, as you'll see with all the lakes.
5.0 based on 45 reviews
Another beauty, just like the rest of the lakes in Plitvice Jezera NP. Gavanovac Lake is in the Lower Lakes section, so it's most easily (quickly) accessed from Gate 1. Clean, clear, turquoise water through which you can see a fair few fish.
4.5 based on 110 reviews
We went to the park not really knowing what to expect. But soon after entering we looked down from the observation point and saw many cascades which were incredibly beautiful. Then we leasurely walked around the park for abou 4 hours. We could have spent more time here but there was an older couple with us. I would strongly recommend anyone going to Croatia to definitely find time to visit this beautiful park with many many cascades and water falls.
4.5 based on 23 reviews
Gorgeous falls, like the rest in the park but maybe one of my faves. This area can get congested though, so best to visit early in an attempt to avoid the herds. Veliki Prstavac is in the Upper Lakes area, so most easily accessed by entering at Gate 2 and taking the short ferry across and walking up from there.
4.5 based on 27 reviews
Must be 8 levels of falls. Beautiful water, clear and full of trout. Excellent hiking path for 3 miles. Use bus to top....start 1/2 way no need to go to top, same views but better on lower half unless you enjoy hiking. Boards are tough to see, watch your step.
4.5 based on 11 reviews
One of four lakes in the Lower Lakes section of the park, this one's as pretty as the rest, just a lot smaller than neighboring Gavanovac. Still worth seeing, and kind of a must see (as in, you would have to close your eyes to miss it) if you're walking the boardwalks in the whole Lower Lakes section.
4.5 based on 36 reviews
This place is as magnificent as the pictures suggest. I have never been anywhere quite like it. The water is literally turquoise. It is a lovely, well-maintained nature walk most of which is shaded by all the trees, which is good during the height of summer. Just be weary of the time of day you go due to the heat, and also take care to choose a route that suits your fitness level. You could spend literally all day here!
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