Rivers and lakes of Serbia offer magnificent possibilities for fishing, enjoying wonderful landscapes, but also for escaping the modern-day city rush.
Rivers and lakes of Serbia are the right destination for you if you enjoy fishing, birdwatching or you’re simply looking for a getaway from hustle and bustle of big cities.
Numerous rivers that flow into the Black Sea, the Adriatic or the Egean Sea, offer you both relaxed vacations on the banks of lazy Pannonian rivers or adventurous whitewater rafting on ice-cold swift mountain rivers.
Rivers and lakes offer visitors all kinds of water sports – sailing, rowing, kayaking and water skiing, while swift waters of the Drina, the Lim and the Ibar offer rafting and joining the regattas.
Cruising on the Danube with visits to Belgrade and Novi Sad are among the most popular tourist offers. If you’re seeking for an unusual adventure, go birdwatching on the Uvac River and look for the rare Griffon Vulture, try your luck searching for gold on the Pek river or simply enjoy the beauties of the cleanest river in southeastern Europe – the Gradac River.
Serbia hasn’t got many lakes due to its predominantly warm climate, and the majority of lakes are artificial lakes. Lake Đerdap is the largest among them. It was created by damming the Danube.
Lake Perućac and Vlasina lake are also among the largest artificial lakes in Serbia. The majority of natural lakes are found in Vojvodina, and Palić lake is the largest of them and most visited. Srebrno jezero (eng. Silver lake) and lake Ludaš also attract numerous visitors.
This section will help you find out which of these natural oasis best suits your taste, how do you get them and what you should not miss in the adventure on the rivers and lakes of Serbia.
