In the penultimate episode of the documentary series "Eyes of the Falcon", we will get to know better the beauties and attractions that Karlovac County has to offer.
From north to south, east and west of Croatia, we get to know the beauties and culture of the inhabitants of Baranja, Slavonia, Međimurje, Karlovac County, Istria, Gorski Kotar, the island of Pag, the Neretva Delta, Imotska Krajina and the Lastovo Islands.
///Croatia from the air – enjoy the beauties of our beautiful country through "Oči Sokolova"
Falcon's Eyes – a visually spectacular documentary series takes you on a journey through ten Croatian regions – all from a bird's eye view. Aerial footage is accompanied by unique narration by contemporary Croatian writers.
Flight over Karlovac County is the title of the ninth installment of the documentary series Falcon's Eyes, and it is scheduled to air on on Tuesday, March 25th on HRT's First Channel at 20:40 PM.
Hawk's Eyes – Karlovac County
Situated on the border of central and coastal Croatia, as well as Pokupje and Kordun, Karlovac County is the very heart of Croatia. Bordered by four rivers, this is a region of rich natural beauty and cultural heritage.
The falcon's eye journey through this water-rich region begins in Donji Zvečaj, where we will see incredible footage of the emerald Mrežnica waterfalls. Aerial footage also brings stunning shots of other Karlovac rivers and the Rastok waterfalls.
///Suggestion for an excursion - Rastoke or Male Plitvice
On the banks of the Korana River, we will meet Sanda Križan, a member of the GSS, and her dog Kate, a search dog from the Croatian Mountain Rescue Service.
A replica of an old grain ship that the drone encounters in the village of Kamensko will also remind us of ancient times. Boating was developed in the area of the Kupa and Sava rivers even before large cities were built, and Jasmina Cvetković will introduce us to its history.
///A grain ship sails on the river of life – a quiet cruise on the Kupa is an absolute hit
At the foot of Klek, in a small village near Ogulin, we will also meet an English professor who decided to take up livestock farming and move to the countryside, and drone footage will show us a special way to welcome summer in Karlovac - the Midsummer bonfire.
The city of Karlovac is also interesting for its fog phenomenon. According to some data, the city spends as many as 78 days a year under fog. In early autumn, footage reveals a spectacular sunrise over Karlovac in a pastel-colored sky under the fog.
Not far from the old town of Dubovac, we will also meet a local chestnut grower who spends his autumn days collecting chestnuts and selling them in the center of Karlovac.
The journey through this watery pearl of Croatia will end in Novigrad na Dobra, where we will see the Dobra River covered in snow.
The author of the literary text is Goran Gerovac, the screenplay is by Tea Matanović, the director is Filip Filković Philatz, the narrator is Janko Popović Volarić, and the editor is Vladimir Brnardić.
