Una National Park (Serbo-Croatian: Национални парк Уна, Nacionalni park Una) is Bosnia and Herzegovina's largest park in Bosanska Krajina. It protects parts of the Una River and some of its tributaries. It's perhaps most known for the waterfalls around Martin Brod, which have been on the tentative list for UNESCO World Heritage since 2019.
Understand
[edit]History
[edit]Landscape
[edit]Flora and fauna
[edit]Climate
[edit]Visitor information
[edit]- Park website (in bs and en)
Get in
[edit]By car
[edit]The park is a short drive away from Bihać, southeast via the M-5 highway.
By train
[edit]ZFBH operate a twice-daily weekend train from Bihać to Bosanska Otoka, passing through the park, leaving Bihać at 09:00 and 16:00, returning 11:45 and 18:20. Tickets are a very affordable 2 KM/person.
Fees and permits
[edit]Park entrance fees can be found on the park website (in English). Prices vary based on season and which section you're visiting; a single adult price can vary anywhere from 5.50 KM to 25 KM.
Get around
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See
[edit]- 1 Strbački buk. The park's tallest waterfall, at 25 metres, straddles the Croatian/Bosnian border on the Una River. There is a small ~400-metre-long trail from the unsealed road with three different lookouts from that trail.
- 2 Martin Brod.
- 3 Lohovo.
- 4 Orašac.
- 5 Kulen Vakuf (Кулен Вакуф). The largest settlement within the park, connecting Dalmatia and Pannonia during the Roman Empire. The town was fortified in 1699, with 4 gates surrounding it, making it the most fortified town on the upper Una River.
Do
[edit]Buy
[edit]Eat
[edit]Kulen Vakuf
[edit]- 1 Bistro Noah, ☏ +387 67 12 60 830, bistro.noah1@gmail.com. Daily 06:00–23:00.
- 2 Bistro Una (next to Stonoga Bridge), ☏ +387 64 45 91 261.
Drink
[edit]Sleep
[edit]Lodging
[edit]Camping
[edit]- 1 Lucica Picnic Place and Camping Area. The primary camping area in Una National Park, a few hundred metres north of Martin Brod. Each person is allowed to bring up to one vehicle or trailer. 30 KM/person/night. Children under 7: free..