The road is familiar to anyone who’s travelled to Montenegro. Via the Ibar highway, and then Zlatibor and Zlatar, you arrive to Prijepolje in about five hours. Conformists can always stop for coffee and refreshments in the center … Continued
I went to the river and splashed my face with the ice-cold water of the river Mrtvica. It was my way of worship to this crystal watered queen, to tell her that I am giving myself in to her … Continued
The powerful Montenegrin mountains are a shock to all the senses. Above the enormous green spaces rise the bare peaks, as sharp as blades. Raw, wild and inaccessible, and yet so beautiful and desirable, they go under the skin and inject you with the strength to go on.
Very similar in origin and pedigree, but again dramatically different in appearance, Veliki Krš and Borski Stol as two towers proudly stand and protectively dominate the neighbourhood of Bor.
Tucked in the splendour of the Montenegrin karst, cut in-between rough walls, hidden with incredible mimicry or inexplicable magic, Nevidio canyon has long “refused” to be exposed.
Durmitor is a real masterpiece of nature and its every corner is tempting you to discover a hidden story. And there are so many hidden, tempting places, as Durmitor proudly owns 48 peaks with over 2,000 meters and 18 scattered glacier lakes surrounded by dense coniferous forests and a maze of 748 springs, cold and clear streams and rivers
As beauty is in the eye of the beholder, I can freely say that the canyon of the river Toplodol is the most beautiful canyon in Serbia, which I’ve had the chance to see so far. Its purity and meekness provide a feeling of peace and tranquillity. Even though I was there for the first time, I completely succumbed to that harmony; all seemed in place, as if I had always belonged there.
Rtanj is located in Eastern Serbia, near the town of Boljevac. The fastest way from Belgrade is the highway to Paraćin, then through Čestobrodica, and after some 200 kilometers, you arrive at the foot of this unusual Carpathian mountain
Uvac is a river that springs beneath mount Jadovnik and for centuries it represented not only a natural force, but also a border. The dense forests where outlaws once wandered, are the today’s place of enjoyment for hikers … Continued
The target destination was Mokra Gora and the road to it leads via Ibarska motorway through Kraljevo and Novi Pazar. It’s about a five hours’ drive. Once in this part of the country, it would be a sin … Continued