The Velika Kladusa municipality is the furthest northwest location in Bosnia and Herzegovina and sits right on the border with Croatia. The moderate continental climate and rich unspoiled forests are said to be ideal for hunting and fishing.



This was one of the wealthiest towns in Bosnia and Herzegovina during Yugoslavian days. The oldest written document about the town dates back to 1280.



The remains of the ancient towns of Podzvizd, Vrnograc, Todorovo and the old part of Velika Kladusa are remnants of centuries of Western influence in the area. The rivers Glinica, Kladusnica and Grbarska are well known as quality fishing areas. At the entrance to town, from the Bihac direction, you can't miss the large thermal swimming pool in Mala Kladusa. This thermal spring is rich in minerals and open to the public.