ALL MEALS

3 meals per day plus snacks. All meals are prepared with local organic ingredients and include traditional dishes from the area.

ACCOMMODATION

3 nights at a modern 4-person apartment located in the middle of National Park of Tara.

TRANSPORTATION

Pick up from and drop off to the Belgrade airport as well as transportation to all activities in our program.

ACTIVITIES

3 full days worth of different activities and sightseeing opportunities.

GATE OF PODRINJE

Gate of Podrinje is a magical panorama point which works as the entrance for the River Drina that we will visit later on the tour. This is one of the most breathtaking views of the hills, small villages and nature. We will stop here for a short photo session. This spot locates just before the town of Bajina Basta from which we will drive through on our way to the National Park of Tara.

DRINA HOUSE

Drina House is one of the most famous locations within the whole of Western Serbia. It has been featured in National Geographic magazine as the picture of the year and thus, it brings tourists from far away to admire this exotic creation. You will be able to see the Drina House really closely on the Day 2 as we will be rafting right next to it. From here on, we will continue to have a welcome dinner.

RAFTING ON RIVER DRINA

We’ll take you to raft from Lake Perucac to Bajina Basta on the river Drina. This activity will last between 3 and 4 hours depending on the water levels of the river. You will be able to see the waterfall (Vrelo connecting to river Drina) right underneath it as well as the Drina House really closely. Although those are the highlights of the trip, the views are spectacular throughout. We’ll provide you with a short training plus life jackets so don’t worry if you are a beginner to rafting. The river is very slow-moving which makes this trip suitable also for the less-adventurous.

MONASTERY RACA

Monastery Raca is a Serbian Orthodox church located just outside of Bajina Basta (appx. 7km and 16 from the National Park Tara). The monastery was first built in the late 1200s and it became very important piece of Serbian heritage. It was reconstructed several times after it was demolished when Serbia was under the Ottoman Empire and other conquerors. It now serves as a monument of Serbian rocky history. During the II World War the most important piece of Serbian 12th-century literacy – Miroslavljevo Jevandjelje was kept hidden in the church’s altar.

SARGAN EIGHT TRAIN RIDE

Sargan Eight connected Belgrade to Sarajevo from 1925 until 1974. Nowadays it serves as a railway museum making it an interesting part of history open to visitors. The route the train takes is a shape of an eight which makes it hard for passengers to know what it has passed and what is yet to come. The ride is approximately 2 hours long and it goes through the most beautiful part of mountain Mokra Gora.

MOKRA GORA

Mokra Gora’s ehtno village ‘Drvengard’ near Mt. Zlatibor has its own unique look and architecture. It has been contributed by the Serbian movie director Emil Kusturica also known internationally from the Cannes Movie Festival. He explored the whole mountain and relocated all the old houses he liked to this village so they kept their rustic look. Here you can walk around freely and enjoy the exotic sceenery.

BANJSKA STENA

One of the tourists favourite places to visit! This panorama point is very famous and an absolute must-see. It is directly on top of river Drina and lake Perucac and if you look closely enough you can see some of the familiar spots we visited on day 2. However, from a 1000-meter altitude!

CRNJESKOVO

While half of the group is horse riding, the other can walk 2000-meter clearly marked walking path to a panorama viewpoint called Crnjeskovo. The panorama point is very near to the accommodation which makes it quite an easy walk yet, a must-see.