The Prosika Canal, dug in 1770, is located at the southernmost part of the Vrana Lake Nature Park. Visit this site and enjoy the beauty of the small port and the fishing house owned by the Borelli family, whose members carried out the canal construction. Further north you will find birdwatching platforms that offer breathtaking views of the entire lake. Heading south, educational panels will guide you to Jugovir, where the sea flows into the lake accompanied by strong southern winds.
Don’t miss the chance to learn everything about the fish of Vrana Lake and Modrave, the largest olive grove on the eastern Adriatic coast. Discover how drystone walls were built and what bunje are. Explore Babin Škoj, an archaeological site with burial mounds erected by the region’s ancient populace. Learn about the canal that connects the sea and Vrana Lake and take a walk to the Benča Waterhole.
Prosika features cycling trails cutting through captivating landscapes, where you can try your hand at fishing or even at building your own drystone wall using traditional construction techniques. On your way to Prosika, you must visit the Plavica Agrotourism estate, where you can taste authentic homemade prosciutto and many other local delicacies.
Kayaking is one of the best ways to experience the beauty of Vrana Lake and fully connect with its irresistible nature. As you slowly paddle on the calm waters, you will have the opportunity to explore hidden coves, observe the opulent flora and fauna, and take in the breath-taking views of Croatia’s largest natural lake.
