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Kopaonik

Skiing & snowboarding

Serbia’s largest ski area, with runs for all levels.

Skier on a Kopaonik slope

Quick answer

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 prices.

Quick facts

Type
Ski resort
Where
Kopaonik
Time needed
Full day
Entry
One-day pass about 5,600–6,500 RSD (2025/26); seven-day pass 15,750–16,200 RSD (2026/27)
Opening hours
Season 3 December 2026 – 11 April 2027
Last checked
1 Nov 2026

What to see

  • Runs for beginners through to experts
  • Ski schools and equipment rental in the resort
  • Night views and lively slopes in high season

Map

Map of the area around Skiing & snowboarding

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Getting there

The resort is about 4 hours by car from Belgrade, and buses and transfers run in season.

Good to know

Book accommodation early for January and February, and confirm the current pass price on the resort’s site.

Stay nearby

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Sources

Checked online 1 Nov 2026. Prices, hours and access change; confirm before you travel.

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Photo credits

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