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Vertical aerial view of spruce and fir forrest (trees) at Pokljuka, Julian Alps, Slovenia. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoRed Lake (Croatian: Crveno jezero) is a collapse doline (collapse sinkhole) containing a karst lake close to Imotski, Croatia. It is 530 metres deep, thus it is the largest collapse doline in Europe. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoZavratnica is a 900 m long narrow inlet located at the foot of the mighty Velebit Mountains, in the northern part of the Adriatic Sea. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoAerial view of sea and beach in a lagoon on Cres ( isola Cherso ) Island Croatia, close to Punta Kriza; Punta Croce. It is a part of national where rocks and sand and forest merge on a coast. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoDabarski Kukovi on Velebit close do Karlobag, Croatia, are a ridge composed of steep peaks, which are unique geologic formation. They are famous for hiking and free climbing on huge rock faces. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoPlaninsko polje is a most typical karst polje in Dinaric karst, Slovenia. After the heavy rain, the area is flooded and it becomes intermittent lake. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoRed Lake (Croatian: Crveno jezero) is a collapse doline (sinkhole) containing a karst lake close to Imotski, Croatia. It is about 530 metres deep, thus it is the largest collapse doline in Europe. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoVertical aerial view of spruce and fir forrest (trees) at Pokljuka, Julian Alps, Slovenia. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoOld Romanesque church of Holly Trinity within defensive fortress walls in Karst village of Hrastovlje in Istria, Slovenia Royalty-Free Stock PhotoVertical aerial view of spruce and fir forest (trees) lake and meadow, Pokljuka, Slovenia. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoKoćuša Waterfall is situated in southern Bosnia and Herzegovina, and it is one of the most beautiful nature pearls in the region. The height of the tufa waterfall is 5 m and the length is 50 m. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoThe spring of the Cetina River (izvor Cetine) in the foothills of the Dinara Mountain is named Blue Eye (Modro oko). Cristal clear waters emerge on the surface from a more than 100 meter-deep cave. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoOtocec Castle ( Grad Otocec, Sankt Peter ) is 13th century catle in southeastern Slovenia. The castle is built on a small island in the middle of the Krka River. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoThe spring of the Cetina River (izvor Cetine) in the foothills of the Dinara Mountain is named Blue Eye (Modro oko). Cristal clear waters emerge on the surface from a more than 100 meter-deep cave. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoMost na Soci (Most na Soči) is a town in the Municipality of Tolmin in the Littoral region of Slovenia. It is located on a rocky crest above the confluence of Soča and Idrijca rivers. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoThe Cetina River is entrenched into one of the deepest and narrowest canyons in the world. It is positioned in the central Dalmatia, Croatia, close to Omiš. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoBlue Lake (Croatian: Modro jezero or Plavo jezero) is a karst lake located near Imotski in Croatia. It lies in a deep sinkhole possibly formed by the collapse of an enormous cave. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoThe Skocjan Caves / Skocjanske jame / Grotte di Skocjan is the largest cave in Europe on UNESCO list. The enterance is a huge collapse sinhole / doline below the church of St. Canzian (Kancijan) Royalty-Free Stock PhotoVertical aerial view of spruce and fir forrest (trees) at Pokljuka, Julian Alps, Slovenia. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoHum (Colmo; Cholm) is a medieval town in the central part of Istria, Croatia. Hum is listed as the smallest town in the world by Guinness World Records. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoLake Cerknica (Slovene: Cerknisko Jezero, Cerkniško jezero ) is an intermittent lake on Cerknica Polje ( Cerknisko Polje ) an biggest karst phenomena in Slovenia. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoRed Lake (Croatian: Crveno jezero) is a collapse doline (sinkhole) containing a karst lake close to Imotski, Croatia. It is about 530 metres deep, thus it is the largest collapse doline in Europe. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoBlagaj Fortress locally known as Stjepan grad, is a town-fortress complex near the town of Blagaj, Bosnia and Herzegovina. It is positioned above the source of the river Buna. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoŠtanjel (Stanjel; San Daniele del Carso) is a village on the Karst Plateau, Slovenia. It dates back to prehistoric period; in the 17th century it was fortified to defend it against Ottoman raids. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoThe spring of the Cetina River (izvor Cetine) in the foothills of the Dinara Mountain is named Blue Eye (Modro oko). Cristal clear waters emerge on the surface from a more than 100 meter-deep shaft. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoZir is a residual hill on Lika Polje, Croatia Royalty-Free Stock PhotoRakov Skocjan ( Rakov Škocjan, Dolina Raka ) is a karst valley and the oldest landscape park in Slovenia full of natural phenomena as natural bridges, caves and springs. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoRakov Skocjan ( Rakov Škocjan, Dolina Raka ) is a karst valley and the oldest landscape park in Slovenia full of natural phenomena as natural bridges, caves and springs. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoThe Northern Velebit National Park (Croatian: Nacionalni park Sjeverni Velebit) is famous for its variety of karst landscape forms. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoOn the Kupres Polje (Kupreško polje) within Dinaric karst of western Bosnia and Herzegovina is a group of collapse sinkholes (collapse dolines) which are known as Japage. Royalty-Free Stock Photo
