Prijeboj: Hotels and accommodations

Prijeboj forms part of the cultural landscape of Plitvice Lakes National Park. Those wishing to book a hotel in Prijeboj can continue their accommodation search afterwards.

Culture and history

The former forest lodge in Prijeboj is a protected cultural asset. It was built in 1954 and designed by architect Zvonimir Marohnić; the building is in a dilapidated condition.

The public spring in Prijeboj is part of the Čuić Krčevina–Ličko Petrovo Selo water supply system.

The Chapel of St. Peter and Paul in Prijeboj was completed in 1847. A cemetery enclosed by a dry-stone wall lies immediately next to the chapel. The chapel ruins stand outside the settlement of Prijeboj on a hill.

The stone bridge in Prijeboj is listed under the proposed category 3, indicating local significance.

Paths and landscape

Prijeboj is the named endpoint of the Selište Drežničko–Prijeboj section of the D429 state road. This section provides access from Zagreb and Zadar in the direction of Plitvice Lakes National Park; buses also operate on the D429.

The historic road from Plitvički Ljeskovac via Mirić Štropina to Prijeboj continued via Jezerce to Velika Poljana on Lake Kozjak.

The Prijebojske bare are described as being located in the eastern part of Plitvice Lakes National Park, halfway along the Korenica–Plitvice road. The Prijebojske bare include a flat grassland complex.

Geographical location

Ogredljivi Vrh is located near Prijeboj. Jelovi Vrh, Mihaljićin Vrh and Mladonjin Vrh are located in the surrounding area of Prijeboj. Radetina Kula and Sveta Petka are located in the wider regional surroundings of Prijeboj.

More local pages for travel comparison: Plitvička Jezera, Gornji Vaganac, Ličko Petrovo Selo, Korenica, Šeganovac, Rastovača, Vrelo Koreničko, Rudanovac.

For the higher-level travel overview: Općina Plitvička Jezera.