Belgrade-Čačak-Mačkat (Zlatibor)-Mileševa-Sopotnica-Višegrad-Šćepan Polje (Tara)-Zlatibor-Belgrade

 

Day one

- Departure in the morning
- Travel via Čačak and a stop in Princess restaurant near

Morava River, at the Ovčar-Kablar gorge.
Departure to Stopića cave and cave tour - Stopića cave is located near Rožanstvo village. Beauty of its forms represents interesting tourist facility, and is one of the most beautiful caves in Serbia. It is 2000 meters long and 50 meters high. There are beautiful cave decorations inside it, especially natural travertine tubs, lined with stone walls where water is accumulating. During high water level, this formation creates small cascad waterfalls.

It is possible to visit the Ethno Village Sirogojno waterfall Gostilje

 

Lunch at ethno-house Šopalović in Mačkat

- After lunch visit to the monastery of Mileševa - Monastery Mileševa is Serbian medieval monastery situated on the river Mileševka. It was built in Raška style, by the King Stefan Vladislav (1234-1243) in the first half of the thirteenth century, as its foundation, in which he himself was buried. In the narthex, which was enlarged by King Vladislav in 1235, he buried the remains of his uncle, St. Sava. During the invasion in 1594, Turks transferred the relics to Vračar hill (Belgrade) and burnt them in an attempt to break the Serbian spirit. The monastery was founded during the Latin Empire and occurs together with the so-called "plastic feel" style that is characterized by monumentality and tends to avoid decorations using forms of classical antiquity. Ruler of Bosnia, Tvrtko Kotromanić, nephew of the Serbian Emperor Dušan, was crowned in 1377 in the monastery as “The King of Serbs and the coast”. At the same place, in 1446, Serbian Duke - Stefan Vukčić Kosač, proclaimed himself to be the "Herzeg of Saint Sava". That’s how Herzegovina got its name.

- Evening Service in the church and the monastic dinner or barbecue

beside a campfire, on the Coast of the Mileševka River.

- Overnight

Day two

- Breakfas

- Visit to Sopotnica Waterfalls.

- Journey to the Blue River Camp

- Short break in the town of Višegrad, near the stone bridge built by Mehmed Pasha Sokolović in the 16th century
- Arrival at the Blue River Camp and accommodation in bungalows
- Boarding the boats and rafting on the Tara River - Tara River Canyon is 60 kilometers long and is the second largest canyon in the world after the Colorado River in the U.S., and the longest one in Europe. Its average depth is 1073 meters with a maximum of 1333. It is 90 km long. This is a rare oasis for many endemic species of plants and animals, which is why in 1977 it was added to the UNESCO program "Man and Biosphere" as exceptional geomorphologic and ecological units.

-- Dinner and party by the fire at the camp. Overnight.

Day 3

- Breakfast
- Another downhill on Tara or hiking to the viewpoint.
- Departure for Belgrade
- Lunch, roast pork specialty at the Ovčar Gorge or in Čačak and an optional visit to the Monastery of Nikolje
- Arrival to Belgrade in the late evening hours.

Price upon request