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Skakavac Waterfall in Perućica
Sutjeska National Park, Bosnia and Herzegovina
A high waterfall dropping through the protected Perućica forest, generally viewed from authorised routes rather than approached directly.
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Donje Bare Lake
Sutjeska National Park, Bosnia and Herzegovina
A small mountain lake surrounded by conifer forest and open meadows, reached by park roads and walking routes.
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Orlovačko Lake
Zelengora, Bosnia and Herzegovina
A remote glacial lake on Zelengora, surrounded by open highland scenery and rounded peaks.
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Museum of Salt Tuzla
Tuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina
A small museum explaining salt extraction, traditional production and the industry that shaped Tuzla.
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Modrac Lake
Lukavac, Bosnia and Herzegovina
A large reservoir west of Tuzla used for fishing, waterside recreation and broad open views.
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Vranduk Fortress
Vranduk, Bosnia and Herzegovina
A compact medieval fortress above a tight bend of the Bosna River and a traditional village.
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Maglaj Fortress
Maglaj, Bosnia and Herzegovina
A hilltop fortress overlooking the Bosna River and Maglaj’s historic centre.
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Zavidovići Stone Spheres
Zavidovići, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Naturally formed stone spheres found in woodland and stream valleys around Zavidovići.
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Kamenica Excursion Area
Zavidovići, Bosnia and Herzegovina
A wooded excursion area with river pools, small cascades and picnic spaces near Zavidovići.
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Blidinje Nature Park
Blidinje, Bosnia and Herzegovina
A high plateau landscape between Čvrsnica and Vran mountains, with lake, pine forest, villages and mountain routes.
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Blidinje Lake
Blidinje, Bosnia and Herzegovina
A shallow highland lake set beneath the mountains of Blidinje Nature Park.
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Hajdučka Vrata Hike
Blidinje, Bosnia and Herzegovina
A demanding mountain hike to a natural stone arch high on Čvrsnica, with extensive Dinaric views.
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Masna Luka and Franciscan Church
Blidinje, Bosnia and Herzegovina
A peaceful pine-forest settlement with a modern Franciscan church and access to Blidinje walking routes.
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Diva Grabovica Canyon
Jablanica, Bosnia and Herzegovina
A steep-sided valley below Čvrsnica with forest, mountain walls and routes toward high alpine terrain.
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Livno Old Town and Duman Spring
Livno, Bosnia and Herzegovina
A historic Livno walk linking Ottoman-era lanes, mosques and the powerful Duman spring beneath the old town.
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Kruzi Plateau Wild Horses
Livno, Bosnia and Herzegovina
A high plateau where large herds of free-roaming horses can often be observed against broad karst landscapes.
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Koćuša Waterfall
Ljubuški, Bosnia and Herzegovina
A compact travertine waterfall on the Trebižat River, with historic mills and waterside terraces.
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Hutovo Blato Nature Park
Čapljina, Bosnia and Herzegovina
A major Mediterranean wetland of lakes, reedbeds and karst channels, important for migratory birds.
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Karaotok Visitor Area
Čapljina, Bosnia and Herzegovina
The main visitor base for Hutovo Blato, with information, paths and seasonal boat excursions into the wetland.
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Brčko Sava Riverfront
Brčko, Bosnia and Herzegovina
A flat riverside promenade along the Sava, close to Brčko’s historic centre and former port landscape.
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Orašje Sava Riverfront
Orašje, Bosnia and Herzegovina
A quiet Sava embankment and riverside landscape in the flat Posavina region.
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Bardača Wetlands
Srbac, Bosnia and Herzegovina
A complex of ponds, marshes and agricultural land recognised for bird habitat in northern Bosnia.
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Cherni Vrah
Sofia, Bulgaria
The highest summit of Vitosha, the mountain immediately south of Sofia, with open highland terrain and broad views over the capital and surrounding ranges.
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Seven Rila Lakes
Sapareva Banya, Bulgaria
A chain of glacial lakes arranged in a high basin of the Rila Mountains, connected by mountain paths and surrounded by exposed alpine terrain.
