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Northern Dalmatia, Croatia
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Kornati National Park is one of the Croatia's national parks. The park's territory includes the area around the Donji Kornati (Lower Kornati) a group of westernly islands (including the biggest one – Kornat) of the Kornati archipelago, which is in the northern part of Dalmatia, south from Zadar and west from Šibenik, in the Šibenik-Knin county.
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Crowns
A geological phenomenon: a rock, "growing" out of the sea. Reach up to 100 meters as in the underwater part, and in the freeboard. Hiking on the crowns is prohibited!
A flat limestone plateau on the island of Kornat, inclined at an angle of 40°.
Ruins of a Byzantine fortress at the Kornat island, just opposite the island Levrnaka. The oldest building at the archipelagos dating from the VI century.
church of Our Lady of Tarac
A modest late Romanesque church. Here also can be seen remains of an early Christian three-nave Byzantine basilica.
church at the island of Piškera
Remains of Illyrian settlements are located on several islands of the archipelago.
island of Mana
Quite a curiosity as there in the late 1950s was a movie shooting location. Some remains to the stone decorations still can be seen there.
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