Kravica Waterfall - vodopadi Kravice

Plunging from cliffs as high as 83 feet into a natural, watery amphitheater that is almost 500 feet across, the series of waterfalls at Kravice are nestled in a natural reserve southwest of the city of Mostar in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The collective impression created is one of a more approachable, kid sister to the thunderous Iguazu Falls spanning Brazil and Argentina’s border that remains less visited, and unspoiled in a way its big brother can no longer claim.
The rapids at the base of the falls aren’t particularly dangerous even in the springtime, and no lifeguards are charged with policing activities. This makes the natural swimming holes at Kravice local favorites despite the water’s year-round chilly temperature. As if bathing beneath cascading waters and leaping from rock to rock weren’t enough, a rope swing has even been added for bonus kicks. With a bar on its banks, a classic mill and old sailing ship moored in the lake at its base, Kravice Falls leaves nothing wanting.

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[damkocind-ihpi]

Rodena sam u tebi a nisam znala da si tako ljepa BOSNO MOJA❤

[DraganBonić]

Odrastao sa ovim ljepotama sad je lijepo a te prije 30 godina kad smo mi malobrojni znali za ove ljepote i koristili ih od maja di oktobra.Bekad bilo.

[damkocind-ihpi]

Bila je i bice uvjek i ostace uvjek BOSNA I HERCEGOVINA ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[DriveforLaser]

Oooo man Bosnian Paradise I miss this place