From Belgrade - Eastern Serbia Jewels
Belgrade
Learn about Serbian medieval history and frescos in Manasija monastery, visit attractive Resava cave and feel the nature next to Veliki Buk waterfall and visit breathtaking Krupaja spring for the end.
Overview
This full-day Eastern Serbia tour explores medieval history, natural wonders, and traditional cuisine, ideal for nature lovers and history enthusiasts departing from Belgrade.
Highlights
- Explore Serbian history, architecture, and art at Manasija Monastery
- Visit Resava Cave, the second largest cave in Europe
- See Lisine and Veliki Buk waterfalls and enjoy traditional food nearby
- Discover the Krupaja River spring, known as Serbian Thailand for its blue waters
Description
Eastern Serbia offers well-preserved natural landscapes and a rich cultural heritage with more than ten cultural monuments. The tour begins at Manasija Monastery, where you will learn about Serbian medieval history and Despot Stefan, a 14th-century Serbian prince and patron of the arts. The monastery is surrounded by fortifications protecting frescoes that are over 700 years old.
Next, the tour continues to Resava Cave, the second largest cave in Europe. Visit the expansive cave halls and observe thousands of years old stalactites and stalagmites formed over hundreds of thousands of years.
The journey proceeds to Lisine and Veliki Buk waterfalls, among Serbia’s most remarkable waterfalls. A nearby restaurant offers a chance to sample traditional Eastern Serbian dishes during the lunch break.
The tour concludes at the spring of the Krupaja River, famous for its vibrant blue waters and local legends. Return to Belgrade is scheduled for the evening.
Includes
- Full-day tour to Eastern Serbia
- Professional tour guide service
- Entrance to Manasija Monastery
- Visits to Lisine and Veliki Buk waterfalls
- Visit to the Krupaja spring
Excludes
- Tickets for Resava Cave
- Food and drinks
- Personal expenses
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Booking Tips
Wear comfortable walking shoes and bring a jacket for cave visits. The best time to visit is spring through autumn for mild weather and full access to natural sites.
