It is the largest county in Croatia in terms of area, but has a relatively small population (approximately 45,000–50,000).
It encompasses: Most of the historic and karstic Lika region (highlands, dense forests, mountains such as Velebit and Plješivica).
A stretch of coastline on the Adriatic Sea around the town of Senj.
The northern part of the island of Pag.
Beautiful nature: Plitvice Lakes (a UNESCO World Heritage Site), the springs of the Gacka River, the bear sanctuary, and the Velebit Mountains.
A combination of mountains and sea.
Preservation of traditions, folklore, and authentic rural culture.
Less mass tourism → often considered one of Croatia's most underrated regions.
In short: a rugged, green, and authentic area where mountains, forests, lakes, and a stretch of coastline converge – ideal for nature lovers and those seeking peace and quiet.
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