Destinations

Zaovine is an artificial lake on Tara, made as a reservoir for a hydro power plant. With its five bays, it has earned the nickname “Jewel of…

Sot and Dobrodol are quiet artificial lakes on the western side of Fruška Gora, far from the busier monasteries. They suit a picnic or a slow afternoon…

Goč is a forested mountain about 15 km south of Vrnjačka Banja. It rises to 1,127 m at Krnja Jela and is popular for hiking, with a small ski area in…

Belgrade sits where the Sava meets the Danube, and evenings are best spent by the water. Walk the Sava promenade or take a river cruise at golden…

A salaš is a traditional Pannonian farmstead, with a family house and farm buildings surrounded by fields. Around Sombor, many now serve home cooking or…

Štrand is Novi Sad’s popular beach on the Danube, at the edge of the Liman neighbourhood, with the Liberty Bridge passing overhead. It is lively in July…

A boat trip from Perućac takes you up the Drina canyon, with steep forest rising on both sides. It is the best way to understand how deep this landscape…

Kopaonik is Serbia’s largest ski area, with runs for all levels above the resort center. A day pass costs about 5,600–6,500 RSD, based on 2025/26…

A boat tour is the classic way to see the Uvac canyon and its winding river. Trips usually take about four hours, and most include the reserve…

Ada Ciganlija is a river island on the Sava that has been turned into a peninsula, with an artificial lake and a long beach. On summer days it can draw…