Bosnia and Herzegovina’s national parks showcase the country’s natural beauty and biodiversity. From towering mountains to tranquil rivers, these parks offer countless opportunities for hiking, wildlife observation, and water-based activities.
Sutjeska National Park
The oldest and most renowned park in the country, featuring the Perućica Forest Reserve, one of the last remaining primeval forests in Europe. The park also includes the highest peak, Maglić, and a range of hiking trails suitable for various skill levels.
Una National Park
Known for its spectacular waterfalls like Štrbački Buk and Martin Brod, Una is a favorite destination for rafting and kayaking. The park also provides diverse ecosystems where visitors can observe endemic fish and bird species.
Kozara National Park
A park rich in history, Kozara is known for its WWII memorial and dense forests, offering peaceful trails and picnic areas.
Hiking & Trekking
Well-marked trails are available in each park, with difficulty levels ranging from easy walks to challenging alpine ascents.
Water Sports
Particularly in Una National Park, kayaking and rafting are popular activities, with local guides providing equipment and safety instructions.
Visitor Centers
Each park has visitor centers offering maps, information on guided tours, and educational exhibits on local flora and fauna.
