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Zagorska peć is a cave and an occasional spring. During heavy rains, when the Velika Kapela mountain fills with water, water erupts from the Zagorska peć.

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the cave is not long, but it is beautiful

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it is beautiful and a must visit

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I will definitely visit

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Thanks for the recommendation

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The cave system of Matešić cave - Popovačka cave, which is impassable due to high water levels and is 1246 m long

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it is mostly used for cooling drinks when there is a barbecue in front, and otherwise it is not visited by tourists

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Small cave in the museum. A little adventure for children! You get in via small stairs.

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It's a small cave, but it's worth a look. Children in particular will have fun with it.

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Tounjčica springs from the Tounj cave, which you can enter. Do not go deeper without a guide and caving equipment. According to historians, the cave was walled up and arranged for defense against the Turks in the past. Tounjčica flows a few kilometers downstream into Mrežnica.

It is grandly called “Canon” but should not be underestimated despite its “brevity” (at least in autumn/winter when the rocks and the ground are moist). Definitely interesting for adventurous children (and adults too).

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Excellent museum 💪 he was surprised how well it is arranged and the guides are great

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They fenced off and dried up the waterfall so that they could make a promenade and a tourist attraction for the sake of making money 😪

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Almost 30km north of Plitvic near the village of Slunj in the Karlovac County is a small dreamy mill settlement called Rastoke, which will enchant you with its fairytale atmosphere. The emerald-green shimmering Slunjcica, a beautiful and short karst river rich in trout, grayling and crabs, flows there over numerous small waterfalls, lakes and cascades into the Korana river. At the mouth, the same natural phenomenon can be observed as at the Plitvice Lakes - an imposing sinter barrier, which arose due to the high calcium content of the water and is formed by the aquatic mosses. The holes in the sedimentary rock are home to otters, who have found their way back to Rastoke after a long absence. Many plants thrive in this fertile environment, e.g. B. mushrooms or burdocks. Native tree species such as alder, willow or linden create a beautiful play of shadows. The settlers of this region understood how to use the advantages of nature without destroying it. Rastoke is proof that man can live in harmony with nature. The numerous small mills, some of which date back to the 17th century, and the charming 19th-century houses built in the traditional style blend in perfectly with the surroundings and create a harmonious overall picture. You can stroll through the town on footbridges and admire the charming buildings in the natural surroundings. The foundation usually consists of stone in which the sinter has been deposited and thus created natural insulation. The picturesque wooden walls and the roofs, which are not only made of red brick but also of wooden shingles, add significantly to the beauty of the place. Other people also recognized this, which is why Rastoke was placed under the protection of the State Authority for the Protection of Cultural and Historical Heritage in 1962. This small but lovely peaceful place will enchant you with its charm. Rastoke is ideal for a day trip. After an eventful day, you can enjoy the idyll with a delicious grilled trout or a bite of the well-known Rastok bread, which is made from a special mixture of different grains. There is also something for the little guests to discover. There are many legends about Rastoke. The fairy-tale setting is a perfect setting for the nocturnal activities of little fairies, who love to gather around the Vilina kosa (fairy hair) waterfall. Legend has it that these shy creatures once liked to steal horses for their nocturnal excursions. In the morning, the residents found exhausted horses whose manes were adorned with small braids. Today, unfortunately, there are no more horses in Rastoke, but that shouldn't stop you from visiting this magical place. It doesn't take much imagination to hear the fairies giggling in the lapping of the water.

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absolutely great to lock bike up

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Only managed to see one bat

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It's a short tour of the cave, but the guides are excellent. Maybe the ticket is a bit too expensive 🤔

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nice place to visit and relax

We discovered the 3 hiking tours by accident. Go in the valley to the right in the forest. Since there is 0 network there, we could not plan the tour, it was not possible on Komoot either. We chose the medium tour as we were only equipped for the cave, not the hike.

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The tickets are available at the kiosk, which also sells souvenirs. The tour lasts around 45 minutes. A hairnet and a helmet are provided. The cave is well worth seeing and the cave guide was very knowledgeable. The tour was conducted in English. For opening times and prices see www.barac-caves.com go. On the premises there is a free parking lot, mobile toilets (which were very clean), several different picnic areas, hammocks and loungers, a playground, a badminton field with all accessories and a dog waiting area with bowls. You are in the middle of nature between a small stream, forest and a clearing. We were here on the weekday mornings in August and it was very manageable in terms of the audience.

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