We start the tour by picking you up at your accommodation. After leaving Belgrade, we will get onto the brand new highway “Miloš the Great” and enjoy a three-and-a-half-hour ride to Zlatibor mountain. After approximately two hours, we will leave the highway and continue our journey through the fantastic landscapes surrounding Zlatibor, towards the village of Sirogojno.

Zlatibor is a mountain of exceptional beauty, whose unique geographical properties have led it to become a true gem of Western Serbia. Zlatibor is an aerial spa sitting at the intersection of continental and coastal winds and boasts over 2,000 hours of sun per year. This, together with its natural wonders aplenty, home-made specialties and delicacies, and gracious hosts, make Zlatibor an ideal place for relaxation and enjoyment. Indeed, Zlatibor has been the most visited mountain in Serbia for years. Its highest peak is Tornik (1496m), above which blooms a wind rose that makes this mountain a bona fide oasis of health.

The Ethno Village of Sirogojno is a one-of-a-kind open-air museum bearing witness to the way of life in the mountain villages at the end of the 19th and the beginning of the 20th century. Covering 5 hectares, it consists of around 50 objects that have been re-located from the surrounding Zlatibor villages. These chosen edifices illustrate the richness of architecture and the cultural development of the Zlatibor area, while at the same time giving insight into the social and industrial relations within a village community. The knowledge and craft with which the wood was processed are of a high level, making these architectural achievements of particular importance. The permanent exhibition of the museum consists of two Zlatibor crofts, always facing sunward, featuring habitats and economic buildings such as those that co-operative village families would have.

In the museum tavern, visitors can sample, using authentic wooden cutlery, traditional Zlatibor dishes prepared in the old-fashioned way: kaymak, cheese, Serbian prosciutto, dark rye bread, buckwheat pie, and potatoes-under-the-pot.

The cave entrance, standing at 711 meters above sea level, is 18 meters high and 35 meters wide. This cave is a river cave, with the Trnavski stream flowing through it. Its main attraction is a spectacular 10-meter-high underground waterfall. The Stopića cave has five sections: the bright hall, the dark hall, the great hall with baths, the Canal with Baths and the River Canal. Large “siga” tubs, made by deposited limestone, are a unique feature of the Stopića cave. There are numerous such tubs of various sizes, up to 12 meters long and 7 meters deep, throughout the cave, and they often overflow with stunning cascades.