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City in Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bosnia and Herzegovina
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Bihać is a city in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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This large and relatively new national park protects the area around the Una river. It has many waterfalls, hiking trails and even a few villages amongst a rich fauna and flora. You can enter the park via six different entrances. Be there before 15-16:00, otherwise the sun will not illuminate the waterfalls beautifully anymore. Check the map and details on the website, or at the tourist information center in the center of Bihać. The entrance closest to Bihać is called Gorjevac.
An interesting hike to Una could be along the abandoned railway track. It is 20-30 km from Bihac, but shorter (15-20 km) from Ripac, which is along the highway by bus. Otherwise the hike from Cukovi is always worth it.
Few minutes away from bus and railway station.
The only hostel in Bihac, three rooms in a cozy house right on the river Una.
The hotel is equipped with a bar, conference room that can seat 250 people, pizza restaurant and regular restaurant, pavement cafe (seats 300 persons), and a guarded parking lot
Single, standard double rooms and suites offering up to 180 beds. Two restaurants, bar, as well as sports terrains and recreational facilities. Vicinity of the surrounding mountains and the river provides a magnificent view.
20 double, 2 triple, 3 single rooms and one suite called „Una“. All rooms are air-conditioned, equipped with cable TV, internet and mini bar. Hotel premises include the restaurant „Obala“ with 120 seats and terrace next to the bank of the river Una.
By car
Bihać can be reached by car from all European directions, regardless if coming from west, east, north or south.
By train
There is one train per day from Sarajevo.
Buses to Ćukovi, Orašac and Kulen Vakuf (for Una): 07:10, 10:30, 12:30, 14:15, 15:30, and 19:30 ... in winter a few less.50 KM, depending on where you get off—it stops in most villages along the way.
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