Top Things to do in Central Serbia
Things to do in Central Serbia, Serbia: The Best Waterfalls
Discover the best top things to do in Central Serbia, Serbia including Sopotnica Waterfalls, Blederija Waterfall, Gostilje Waterfall, Vodopad Veliki Buk, Krupajsko Vrelo, Jelovarnik, Skakalo.
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1. Sopotnica Waterfalls
2. Blederija Waterfall
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By jovanr534 - Kragujevac, Serbia
Going to this waterfall is an extra ordinary experience. First, there is road adventure with narrow road with two suspicious bridges or going throw river (which I recommend) but when you get there, you got fantastic reward. Simply fantastic scene !
3. Gostilje Waterfall
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 121 reviews
Reviewed By zeljkoz675 - Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina
You have to pay for the entrance, but it's not expensive. The waterfall is amazing, and you can follow the river to it's end (I assume there's another river that continues but it was dried out). Nevertheless, a great place to visit, relax and enjoy nature
4. Vodopad Veliki Buk
5. Krupajsko Vrelo
6. Jelovarnik
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By vixisim - Belgrade, Serbia
Kopaonik has a lot of interesting trails,among others while staying in Kopaonik this summer we decided to check out this one too.Turned out to be quite worhty the walk.Its considered to be second waterfall in Serbia by hight ,discovered in late 90s previously known mostly only to local community.There are 3 ways that i am aware of how you can reach this lovely waterfall.From Kopaonik there is trail that leads to waterfalls,this trail you can reach when you start the trail to nebeske stolice,along the way there is a path that shows where to turn if you decide to follow that trail to jelovarnik instead.Second trail which we tried is around 4- 5 km in one direction and goes basicaly from a monument in brzece which you cant miss, where we parked the car and then headed on foot.This trail mostly goes on the road and its not that difficult depending how much in condition you are.For us it was not that hard,but its a bit longer route.Nice views along the way,we made a few detours on the way back to make some photos on the river and some spots we liked,especially when you are just about to reach the waterfall.Third way is to go with car almost directly to the waterfall from where you have around 5 minutes on foot to reach it.There were also some guided tours though am not sure about the prices.All in all the waterfall was very lovely and definitely worth the visit.
