Sutjeska National Park

Sutjeska National Park is located in the southeastern region of Bosnia and Herzegovina, covering an area of dramatic and diverse landscapes. It hosts the imposing peaks of the Dinaric Alps, including Maglić, the country's highest mountain. The park is renowned for Perućica, one of Europe's last remaining primeval forests, where centuries-old trees and rich biodiversity thrive. Historically significant, Sutjeska was the site of the Battle of the Sutjeska during World War II. Visitors can explore the park's offerings through various trails that provide access to its glacial lakes, rugged terrains, and dense woodlands. Key attractions include the iconic Skakavac Waterfall and the Trnovačko Lake, renowned for its heart-like shape. Whether it's hiking, wildlife observation, or experiencing its historical significance, Sutjeska National Park appeals to nature enthusiasts and history buffs alike.