The Ljuta River is a karst river located in the municipality of Konavle in the Dubrovnik-Neretva County. It is the only river in the area with a continuous water flow throughout the year. The river's source is part of the northern section of the Konavle Field watershed, near the village of Ljuta, where the water emerges between stone blocks. The surface flow of the river is 6 kilometers long and ends at the southern edge of the Konavle Field, where it disappears underground, continuing its flow through subterranean channels towards the sea. It re-emerges in the Konavle cliffs before emptying into the sea. An analysis of the broader area revealed a lack of public spaces in Konavle, particularly a park with diverse amenities, a community center for organizing and hosting outdoor public activities, which would be accessible to both local residents and visitors. The landscape design project focuses on the central part of the Ljuta River’s course. Currently, this area is characterized by green spaces with great potential but lacks specific elements and functions. The natural characteristics of the site call for the incorporation of natural elements and materials that will enhance ecological value and increase biodiversity. Based on the analysis of collected documentation and literature, guidelines were proposed for the development of an ecological park along the Ljuta River. The proposed design for the ecological park has been developed to the conceptual level.