Paklenica Croatia

By visiting Starigrad, you’re getting to know Lika and Dalmatia

A bit more than 265 kilometers from Zagreb and just a few hours of driving is separating you from visiting a picturesque little town connecting two Croatian regions. Starigrad is a small peaceful place where you can relax without being interrupted by read more...

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Traveling to Starigrad is only the beginning of the adventure!

On your way to Starigrad you can visit a lot of  interesting places and make your travelling an adventure! If you're travelling from the north, let us lead you. Slunj is a small place which hides a true gem just by the road – Rastoke. read more...

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Paklenica National Park

The Paklenica National Park encompasses the areas of the impressive canyons of Velika and Mala Paklenica, vertically incised into the southern slopes of the Velebit Mountain. Composed of karst features, the Paklenica park abounds in highly varied read more...

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Hike and bike path

The hike and bike path connects Starigrad-Paklenica and Seline, the coast and its mountain backdrop, the past and the present. If you start out from the centre of Starigrad-Paklenica, you can expect a gentle ride/walk through the streets of the old read more...

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Mirila

Along the mountain paths through the Velebit passes, elevations and clearings, the mirila can be found - stone monuments to the deceased. They date back to the times when people lived and died in the Velebit hamlets (17th – 20th century), mainly read more...

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Manita Cave

The park boasts some 70 caves, among which the most beautiful are Manita Cave and the Vodarica pit. Only Manita Cave is open to tourists. From Anića Luka, there is a path heading towards the western side of the canyon, to Manita Cave. The entrance read more...

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