I had never seen colours like those in the Plitvice Lakes National Park before. Every view was more marvellous than the one before!
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Ah, I’ve wanted to go for ages! Beautiful pics!
We took literally hundreds of photos. Because of my “turista” I only got to do one walk, but Relationnel, who did them all while I stayed inside and read the Millenium Trilogy, said it was the best. Those colours are real.
I think it is impossible to take a ‘bad’ photo at the Plitvice Lakes. When we visited, I was so surprised to see that the colours that I had seen in photos were in fact real. Thank you for bringing back wonderful memories.
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On my bucket list!
You won’t be disappointed.
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