Private and shared tours

1. The natural rarities of Tara The vast forests (80% of the national park is covered by coniferous and deciduous forests), clear lakes and

Devil's Town - Natural Formation in Eastern & Southern Serbia Devil’s Town, in Serbia's deep south, is a trippy cluster of 202 natural stone pyramid-like structures towering eerily over bright red, highly acidic mineral brooks and streams. According to the common wisdom, the towers – which perch in between 2m and 15m in height, topped with eerily haunting volcanic ‘headlike formations to gawp at silhouetted against the sky , oft enveloped in swathes of mist – were formed af

After National Geographic published an image of the unnamed little house as its “Photo of the Day’ , since seeing is believing – as the say

Uvac - a destination where the nature and human have joined together in a stunningly beautiful way has proven its grandeur. The Special nature reserve Uvac is a protected natural heritage of huge importance, not only for the Balkans but for the European context as well. The centerpiece of the reserve consists of the canyon valley of the Uvac river as well as a number of its tributaries. Its most attractive part for the visitors and nature lovers yet are three different lakes

"Belgrade may not be the prettiest capital in the world, but it makes up for it with a gritty resilience all of its own. Reminders of past rulers are everywhere – from grandiose Habsburg boulevards to cafes that recall the bygone days of Communist Yugoslavia." Source: BBC "Some 115 battles have been fought over imposing, impressive Kalemegdan; the citadel was destroyed more than 40 times throughout the centuries. Fortifications began in Celtic times, and the Romans extended

What did you do in Serbia? Did you like it there? These are the questions everyone seems to be hearing invariably on their arrival back...

We present to you interesting places which are only one hour drive from Belgrade and perfect for a day trip outside Belgrade. Enjoy and tell