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Tara National Park features deep mountain lakes and fast-flowing rivers. These waterways offer spots for swimming, boating, and dining.
Water heavily shapes the landscape of Tara National Park. The Drina River cuts through the main canyon, forming deep reservoirs along its path.
Visitors come to these lakes to cool off during the warmer months. You can swim in mountain waters, rent kayaks, or take a boat cruise into the deep gorges.
Half to full dayGreat for summer swims
This artificial lake sits surrounded by rolling green hills. It is famously the area where the endemic Serbian spruce was first discovered. The water is excellent for a summer swim. Keep in mind that water levels fluctuate depending on dam operations.
2-4 hoursBoat cruises available
Lake Perućac is a large reservoir on the Drina River. It features pontoon beaches, kayaking, and boat cruises. The lake serves as the main starting point for exploring the Drina Canyon.
45 mins365 meters long
Locals call Vrelo the 'Year River' because it measures exactly 365 meters long. The short river ends in a waterfall cascading directly into the Drina. You can dine at a restaurant built right over the rushing water for a unique meal.
