List of lakes-waterfalls |
Name | At a glance | Comments | Province |
Štrbački Buk | The site is very beautiful, wild, lost in its natural state, but also tourist-minded. | Una-Sana canton |
Martin Brod | The site is nicknamed "the little Bosnian Plitvice", in reference to the more imposing one, which is only a few kilometers away on the other side of the border, in Croatia. | Una-Sana canton |
Blihe waterfall | A picnic area appreciated by the locals. | Una-Sana canton |
Buško jezero | Good for nature lovers who find themselves alone Ultimate peace and quiet by camping along the banks of the Buško jezero. | canton 10 |
Mandek jezero | Artificial lake, much smaller and remoter than Buško jezero, thus offering even more tranquility: only a few locals fish there, and the water is extremely pleasant to swim in. | canton 10 |
Blidinje jezero | Climbing the hill with a cross right next to the lake will give you a glimpse on the NP. | canton 10 West Herzegovina canton Herzegovina Neretva canton |
Kukavičko jezero | Small pearl in the middle of this end of the world, chosen by Bosnians to relax (swimming, fishing, barbecue). | canton 10 |
Župica jezero | All the tranquility that fishermen and campers dream of | canton 10 |
Šatorsko jezero | Secluded place not to be missed! | canton 10 |
Kravice waterfalls | During the week, the site is an oasis lost in an invasive vegetation; on days off, the site is certainly always the same in the same scenery, but with a few hundred locals who come to picnic with their families. Both offer photogenic sides, the arc of the falls remaining impressive at all times. | West Herzegovina canton |
Koćuša waterfalls | Worth the detour to refresh and relax there after taking a jump in the river (very cold). | West Herzegovina canton |
Tribistovo jezero | Restricted access: bathing and camping are forbidden, and fences prevent the approach of it with a vehicle. | West Herzegovina canton |
Svitavsko jezero | Home to birds during their migration period. | Herzegovina Neretva canton |
Trebišnjičko jezero | Camping in the wild is possible here. | Herzegovina Neretva canton |
Mošćenica waterfall | A well-marked path to reach the waterfall and bathe in one of its pools. The place is peaceful. | Herzegovina Neretva canton |
Jablaničko jezero | The lake attracts many swimmers, fishermen and water sport enthusiasts. | Herzegovina Neretva canton |
Boračko jezero | It is a picnic area for the locals, and small bungalows make it possible to stay there while enjoying the pleasures of pedal boats. | Herzegovina Neretva canton |
Blatačko jezero | Set up your camp on the edge of the Rakitnica canyon, either on the banks of the Blatačko jezero, or near its chapel surrounded by stećci. | Herzegovina Neretva canton |
Čvrsnica jezero | A cute small lake along the trail to Hajdučka Vrata. | Herzegovina Neretva canton |
Ramsko jezero | Very few tourist infrastructures, here one comes for the tranquility of the site. | Herzegovina Neretva canton |
Pliva waterfall | The Pliva falls are a must for their impressive height (30 m) and their location in the heart of the city. | Central Bosnia canton |
Plivsko jezero | Nice trips by boat or on foot, along 19 small water mills dating from the Ottoman era and still in use. | Central Bosnia canton |
Kozice waterfall | The place is enchanting whatever the weather: the crystal waters of the waterfall refresh you in case of full sun; a bewitching mist invades you in case of rainy weather. | Central Bosnia canton |
Prokoško jezero | In the evening, not a sound, just the wind blowing, and barely a few campers (if ever). The place is yours! | Central Bosnia canton |
Skakavac waterfall | According to locals, it is the highest waterfall in Europe: 98 meters. | Sarajevo canton |
Kamenica "high" waterfall | The river, with warmer waters than other rivers in the country, offers several places suitable for swimming. | Zenica-Doboj canton |
Mašnica jezero | To be quiet, here you will be quiet! The place is dedicated to fishing and enjoying a good barbecue. It is also the starting point for the hike to the Lukina caves. | Zenica-Doboj canton |
Panonika jezero | On a sunny Sunday, locals, who are quite far from the sea, indulge in the pleasures of a refreshing swim. The problem is that they are many of them to think about it. | Tuzla canton |
Modračko jezero | Home to many species of fish and popular with fishermen. | Tuzla canton |
Sniježnica jezero | Wild camping in peace and quiet. The lake is surrounded by cottages, a sign that the locals have come here looking for the same thing as you!. | Tuzla canton |
Kozara waterfall | Numerous waterfalls flow through the park in a relief of small and large cliffs. | Banja Luka region |
Perućačko jezero | The small beach of Oštrik, below the village of Osatica, welcomes only a few local holidaymakers on the Bosnian shore, which is devoid of any infrastructure. | Vlasenica region |
Veliko jezero | The trail is very well marked, first through a forest to a plateau from where the Great Lake (Veliko jezero) appears. | Foča region |
Gvozno jezero | From the top of Treskač, the scenery is simply breathtaking: 360° of mountain panoramas, of course, but of absolute beauty. In the distance, you can even see the Maglić mountain. Below, a breathtaking view on the Gvozno jezero and the whole plain. | Foča region |
Crvanjsko jezero | Here is a place off the beaten track par excellence: far from the main roads, lost at the end of a bad track, deprived of any infrastructure to accommodate holidaymakers. Welcome to those who are looking for peace and quiet in the middle of some wilderness. | Foča region |
Sutjeska NP: Skakavac waterfall | Several hikes lead to the foot of the waterfall, but an easier hike starts from Dragoš Sedlo to a viewpoint overlooking the waterfall and the forest in all its vastness. | Foča region |
Sutjeska NP: Donje Bare | Located at the foot of Mount Planinica (1722m), access to the lake is very well marked. | Foča region |
Sutjeska NP: Gornje Bare | The landscape from the lake is magical; many trails lead to the surrounding peaks. | Foča region |
Sutjeska NP: Bijelo jezero | This lake owes its name White Lake to the white stones that decorate its bottom. | Foča region |
Sutjeska NP: Crno jezero | This lake owes its name Black lake to the black humus that covers the very shallow bottom. | Foča region |
Sutjeska NP: Orlovačko jezero | This lake is located at 1500m altitude at the foot of the peaks of Ljeljena, Orlovac and Stoga. The locals who arrive here enjoy swimming. | Foča region |
Sutjeska NP: Borilovačko jezero | Also called Jugovo jezero, this is the only artificial lake in the park, which is home to trout every year. | Foča region |
Sutjeska NP: Kotlaničko jezero | One of the most isolated lakes, it is also one of the largest and deepest in the national park. | Foča region |
Sutjeska NP: Štirinsko jezero | It is the largest lake in the Zelengora massif. What also makes it special is the necropolis of stećci which seems to watch over its tranquility. | Foča region |
Montenegro: Trnvačko jezero | During the climb to Maglić, you have plunging views on the lake with its characteristic heart shape. Simply magnificent! The lake is located beyond the border with Montenegro. | Foča region |
Jagodina jezero | We are a stone's throw from the border with Montenegro, but it is above all a huge feeling of freedom that reigns here. Once again, the immensity of nature banishes all barriers. | Foča region |
Klinje jezero | An ideal place for a picnic and even a swim. | Foča region |
Bilećko jezero | Artificial lake crossed by the border with Montenegro. | Trebinje region |
Nevesinjsko jezero | View on the Nevesinjsko polje and the artificial lake near Nevesinje is offered from the top of Botin. | Trebinje region |