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The National Park is 54 km² in area. Basic elements of the Park are: untouched forest, large mountain slopes and tops over 2,000 meters high, six glacial lakes, five at an altitude of 1,820 meters and one easy accessible low land lake located at the very entrance to the park, Biogradsko Lake. Swift streams cut through scenery of Biogradska Gora, green pastures and clear lakes reflecting centennial forests. The Park is renowned as a unique geomorphological region and, as such, it is attractive for scientific research. The seat of the park is in Kolašin. The national park abounds in cultural and historic heritage consisting of sacral monuments national building and archeological localities. Numerous authentic buildings of traditional architecture are found throughout the pastures and villages next to the virgin forest reserve on the Bjelasica mountain range.
NP Biogratska worse Prices
- Admission ( including a visit to the visitors center, educational paths ) - except for children up to 7 years 3 00 €
- Admission for groups of pupils, students, pensioners, unions and mountaineering associations (including visit to the visitors center, educational path) - a written request and approval of the Director of the Park € 1.50
- Rent a boat on Lake Biograd 8,00 € / 1h
- Using services guide € 60.00 / 4 h
- Using the services of a guide € 100.00 / 8 h
- Accommodation (bungalow) - per person 10.00 € / day
- Camping
- A large tent 5,00 € / day
- Small tent 3,00 € / day
- Caravan (Kraljevo st) € 10.00 / day
- Using landscaped camping space € 10.00 / day
- Fires in specially arranged places (included in the price required quantity of wood) 5,00 € / day
- Jeep safari € 20.00 / day
- The permit for the picking and gathering berries, mushrooms, medicinal and aromatic plants ( per person ) € 50.00 / year
- The permit for the picking and gathering berries, mushrooms, medicinal and aromatic plants ( per person ) 5,00 € / day
- Daily sport fishing license (Biogradsko Lake) € 20.00
