If you’re looking for the perfect place to ski in Serbia this season, winter 2025/2026 brings excellent conditions, fresh investments, and a diverse range of ski resorts for every skill level. From top destinations like Kopaonik and Stara Planina to peaceful family-friendly mountains, Serbia offers a winter experience tailored to your style.
Below is the most comprehensive overview of Serbia’s ski destinations — designed to help you choose your ideal winter getaway.
Kopaonik – Serbia’s Largest and Best-Equipped Ski Resort
Kopaonik remains the country’s skiing capital, offering 55 km of perfectly groomed slopes for beginners, recreational skiers, and advanced enthusiasts. The lift system is fast and efficient, and a section of the slopes is illuminated for night skiing.
Daily ski-pass price (2025/2026): approx. €46 for adults.
Why choose Kopaonik?
- the longest slope stretches 3.5 km
- a wide range of accommodation (from luxury hotels to budget options)
- plenty of activities: zip-line, bobsleigh track, tubing, hiking tours
- the best combination of sports, fun, and après-ski atmosphere
If you want serious skiing and full-day activities — this is the first place to consider.
Stara Planina – Peace, Wide Slopes, and Authentic Nature
Stara Planina is perfect for those who want quality skiing without the crowds. Modern lifts, wide slopes, and spectacular landscapes make it ideal for beginners, families, and anyone who prefers a relaxed winter pace.
Total length of slopes: 13 km
Highlights:
- the most modern gondola lift in Serbia
- quieter and calmer than Kopaonik
- excellent ski school and affordable passes
For families and travelers seeking mountain serenity — Stara Planina is an excellent choice.
Zlatibor – Skiing, Adventure, and a Vibrant Atmosphere
Zlatibor combines 10 km of slopes, a well-known gondola, great ski schools, and the lively atmosphere of a major mountain center. It is a destination equally attractive to recreational skiers, families, and fans of active winter holidays.
What to expect?
- slopes for all levels
- night skiing
- bobsleigh track, tubing, cross-country skiing
- a rich selection of restaurants and spa centers
Zlatibor is ideal for those who want a varied and entertaining winter vacation.
Tara – Skiing in the Heart of a National Park
If you value pristine nature as much as skiing, Tara is the right pick. The ski area is smaller, but surrounded by magical forest landscapes and perfect for children and beginners.
Features:
- 3 km of slopes
- artificial snow systems
- great ski schools
- peace, quiet, and untouched nature
For family snow days and a stay inside a National Park — Tara is unmatched.
Divčibare – Close to Belgrade and Perfect for Family Skiing
Only an hour and a half from Belgrade, Divčibare is ideal for quick winter trips.
Slopes:
- Crni Vrh (850 m)
- Centar (600 m) – with night skiing
- several smaller beginner slopes
Ski-pass prices:
- adults: 2,000 RSD
- children: 1,600 RSD
Affordable, easy to navigate, and excellent for learning how to ski.
Goč – A Quiet Resort for a Peaceful Winter Break
Goč offers 3.5 km of slopes, artificial snowmaking, and a calm atmosphere — perfect for beginners and skiers who prefer a relaxed environment without crowds.
Why choose Goč?
- affordable passes
- beautiful views
- ideal for families with children
- great accessibility from Kraljevo and Vrnjačka Banja
Golija – Low Prices and Untouched Wilderness
Golija is a favorite for those seeking an authentic mountain experience.
Total: 5 km of slopes • 2 ski lifts
Ski-pass prices:
- adults: 400 RSD
- children: 250 RSD
Golija is perfect if you want skiing without crowds, surrounded by forests and crystal-clear mountain air.
Suva Planina – For Adventurers and Challenge Seekers
Suva Planina and Bojanine Vode ski center offers over 13 km of slopes within a protected nature reserve — skiing on one of southeastern Serbia’s most stunning massifs.
What to expect?
- slopes for beginners and intermediate skiers
- affordable equipment rental
- good ski school
- authentic mountain atmosphere
For all who want pure adrenaline and raw natural beauty — Suva Planina delivers.
Besna Kobila – A Long Season and Wild Winter Landscapes
Besna Kobila is known as one of the coldest and snowiest ski areas in Serbia, with a season that can last up to nine months.
Features:
- 5 main slopes + 5 connecting pistes
- longest slope: 3 km
- elevation: 1,923 m
- climate similar to the Alps
Skiing here is a special experience — wild, authentic, and far from city crowds.
Šar Mountain – Authentic Terrain for Experienced Skiers
Šar Planina offers natural ski terrain, deep snow, and one of the most breathtaking mountain views in the Balkans. The slopes and infrastructure are varied, and ski-pass prices are among the most affordable in the region.
This resort is ideal for skiers seeking natural terrain and a true sporting challenge.
Quick Comparison of Serbia’s Most Popular Ski Resorts
| Ski Resort | Total Slopes | Daily Pass Price | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kopaonik | 55 km | €46 | all levels |
| Stara Planina | 13 km | affordable | families, beginners |
| Zlatibor | 10 km | affordable | active holidays |
| Tara | 3 km | affordable | nature & beginners |
| Divčibare | 2 km | 2,000 RSD | families, night skiing |
| Goč | 3.5 km | affordable | calm skiing, learning |
| Golija | 5 km | 400 RSD | families, nature lovers |
| Suva Planina | 13+ km | affordable | adventurers |
| Besna Kobila | 5 km + links | affordable | long season |
| Šar Planina | varied terrain | affordable | natural slopes |
Where to Ski This Winter?
Whether you want the luxury and energy of Kopaonik, the peaceful slopes of Stara Planina, the lively winter mix of Zlatibor, or the wild, pristine nature of Golija — Serbia’s ski resorts offer everything you need for an unforgettable 2025/2026 season.
Book your stay early, check snow conditions, and enjoy the very best of winter in Serbia.
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