Top Things to do in Bajina Basta
- 1. One Year River - Reka Godina
- 2. Banjska Stena
- 3. Zaovine Lake
- 4. Tourist Information Center Bajina Basta
- 5. Drina River House
- 6. The Monastery of Raca
- 7. Perucac Lake
- 8. Monument to the Fallen Soldiers and Victims in the Wars from 1912 to 1918
- 9. The Church of the Ascension
- 10. Sports and Recreation Center Brothers Milutinovic
Top Restaurants in Bajina Basta
What to do and see in Bajina Basta, Serbia: The Best Places and Tips
Discover the best top things to do in Bajina Basta, Serbia including One Year River - Reka Godina, Banjska Stena, Zaovine Lake, Tourist Information Center Bajina Basta, Drina River House, The Monastery of Raca, Perucac Lake, Monument to the Fallen Soldiers and Victims in the Wars from 1912 to 1918, The Church of the Ascension, Sports and Recreation Center Brothers Milutinovic.
Restaurants in Bajina Basta
1. One Year River - Reka Godina
Overall Ratings
5 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By Zlatan75Mitic - Pozarevac
I went to Tara Lake Perucac, and along the way we visited and this river, which is unusually clean. It is named for its length of 365 meters, as there are from the source to the mouth. Beautiful scenery located in its surroundings.
2. Banjska Stena
Overall Ratings
5 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By NinaLDN - Windsor, United Kingdom
Visit the tourist info centre in Mitrovac and pick up a map of the area. Then head 5km by car (or walk) to Banjska Stena. You can either park and walk the remaining 1km. We decided to drive, as the lady in the tourist office told us of recent bear sightings! Luckily we didn't come across any bears. The views are amazing and I would highly recommend. Visit Lake Zaovine nearby.
3. Zaovine Lake
Overall Ratings
5 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By Djordje G - Zrenjanin, Serbia
This is amazing place - nature is so great. We came here so tired after few hours of drive but after 30 minutes fresh air from thousents of trees bring us back to life immidiately. Roads are not good to houses, but people here is very friendly and love tourists. This could be a very popular place for mountain tourist lovers in future.
4. Tourist Information Center Bajina Basta
Overall Ratings
5 based on 25 reviews
Tourists can get detailed information about Tara, Drina and Bajina Basta, including brochures, maps and guides, information on local attractions and things to do, as well as do souvenir shopping at the Bajina Basta Tourist Information Centre.
Reviewed By Remychen - Strasbourg, France
It was a very nice experience, the lady at tourism information was very nice and profesionnal, she managed to get us an accomodation in the national park even if the season was finished. i recommendThank you for your review! We are glad that you were satisfied with our offer. Our staff will continue to effort for the visitors.
5. Drina River House
Overall Ratings
5 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By superunknown13
It looks very odd, an entire little house, perched on top of a rock in the middle of river! Close to Bajina Bašta, if you're anywhere near, you will definitely want to see this little wonder by yourself! !
6. The Monastery of Raca
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By Aleksija22 - Belgrade, Serbia
If you are visiting Bajina Bašta or the Tara mountain, I would recommend visiting the Rača monastery.
The monastery is old, originally from the 13th century, and today's church building is said to be erected in 1826. It is worth visiting, due to the beauty of the building. They also sell great klekovača brandy there.
Apart from visiting the monastery, you must also visit a nearby Lađevac spring. There is a pathway from the monastery to the spring, the walk through the wood is not hard and is very pleasant. The spring itself is an attraction because it's like a small hill with numerous small Waterfalls, and the temperature throughout the year is around 15 degrees C, so in summer it is refreshing, and in winter you can enjoy a misty scenery. Very nice!
7. Perucac Lake
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By Dakles - Hampshire, England
We began our ascent to Lake Zaovine from the dam of Lake Perucac and there great views to be had back to the lake and the Drina valley downstream. The river is very picturesque and enhanced by the lake, so long as you can blot out the dam itself. We never made it to the Banjska Stena viewpoint (it's an hour and a half walk from Mitrovac so you probably need a minimum three and a half hours to complete the hike - we didn't have time) but I understand you get to see upstream from the lake which I would imagine is a great view.
8. Monument to the Fallen Soldiers and Victims in the Wars from 1912 to 1918
9. The Church of the Ascension
10. Sports and Recreation Center Brothers Milutinovic
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