Blidinje Lake

Blidinje Lake is the largest mountain lake in Bosnia and Herzegovina and is a geomorphological natural monument from which the Park got its name. The lake’s surface area ranges from 3 to 6 square kilometers with a relatively shallow depth ranging from half a meter to a maximum of four meters. Situated between the mountains of Vran and Čvrsnica, at the bottom of Dugo Polje, at an altitude of 1184 meters, the lake perfectly complements the landscape of Blidinje Nature Park with its unreal natural beauty. It is a real lure for nature lovers, both in summer and winter. During sunny summer days, when the wind calms the restless waters of Blidinje, the lake becomes a true fairy tale as it perfectly reflects the entire landscape, providing viewers with a new dimension of experience. During the winter period, due to low temperatures, most of the lake freezes, creating an attractive icy surface.