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Dalmatia has numerous karst "beauties", rivers that flow into the sea from the mountain hinterland, but the Krka has the greatest natural and scenic importance. A deep gorge and seven systems of travertine or tufa cascades form flowing lakes leaving no one indifferent, and experts talk about the great scientific value of the river and its surroundings. The Krka cascades were formed in the same way as those in the Plitvice Lakes, but here the amount of water is incomparably greater. An annual average of 55 cubic metres a second flows down Skradinski buk, and after strong rain this amount increases up to 300 cubic metres a second.
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Eastern Europe
