Tara National Park and the Drina from Belgrade, Serbia

A small-group day from Belgrade to the house on the Drina, the Banjska Stena viewpoint and Tara's forests.

Group

Group

Up to 7

Up to 7

In the park

In the park

About 3 hrs

About 3 hrs

Season

Season

Mar-Oct

Mar-Oct

Tara National Park sits on a forested plateau above the Drina canyon in western Serbia. Its best-known sights are the Banjska Stena viewpoint, which looks straight down into the canyon, and the little wooden house on a rock in the middle of the Drina near Bajina Bašta.

The trip we link to picks you up in Belgrade and drives about three hours west in a small group of up to seven. You stop at the Drina and the house on the rock, then spend around three hours in the national park, with short walks to viewpoints including Banjska Stena and a stop at Zaovine Lake. Then it is about three hours back to Belgrade.

It is mostly sightseeing with easy walking, so it suits anyone who wants to see the Drina and Tara without renting a car. The roads through the mountains are winding, so take something for travel sickness if you need it.

Duration

Duration

About 12 hours

Difficulty

Difficulty

Easy, short walks

Price from

Price from

From €129

Season

Season

March to October

Minimum age

Minimum age

No minimum age listed

Group size

Group size

Small group, up to 7

Starting point

Starting point

Hotel pickup in Belgrade

Includes

Includes

Transport, guide, hotel pickup

Who is it for?

Best for: Visitors based in Belgrade who want to see western Serbia's best scenery in one day, without driving the mountain roads themselves.

Skip it if: You want a proper hike or time on the water. Stay a night or two in Bajina Bašta instead, and add rafting or kayaking on the Drina and longer trails in the park.

How the day runs

  1. Hotel pickup in Belgrade and about three hours by van to the Drina.

  2. A stop at the house on the rock near Bajina Bašta.

  3. Around three hours in Tara National Park, with short walks to viewpoints.

  4. Banjska Stena, the viewpoint over the Drina canyon, and Zaovine Lake.

  5. About three hours back to Belgrade.

The tour runs in most weather, and the views depend on the clouds, so check the forecast and pick a clear day if you can.

Tara and Drina day trip questions

How much does a Tara and Drina day trip from Belgrade cost?

The trip we link to starts from €129 per person, including hotel pickup, transport and the guide. Lunch is extra; most groups stop for a traditional meal on the way.

How long is the day?

About 12 hours: roughly three hours each way by van and around three hours in the national park, plus the stop at the Drina.

When does the tour run?

From March until the end of October. The park is at its greenest from May to September.

Is there much walking?

Not much. The walks to the viewpoints are short and easy, so the day suits most fitness levels.

Can I combine it with rafting?

Not on this trip. For rafting or kayaking, stay in Bajina Bašta, where operators run trips on the Drina below the dam in summer.

Ready to see the Drina?

A small-group day from Belgrade to the house on the Drina, the Banjska Stena viewpoint and Tara National Park.

The little wooden house on a rock in the middle of the Drina river

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Ready to see the Drina?

A small-group day from Belgrade to the house on the Drina, the Banjska Stena viewpoint and Tara National Park.

From €129

per person; lunch extra

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