10. The Most Beautiful Lakes in Serbia | Tweet
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1. Zavoj Lake - Pirot district.Â
Lake Zavoj is located in eastern Serbia, in the northern part of the Visoka region, close to the Serbian-Bulgarian border. Lake is in the valley of the VisoÄica River which is both its major tributary and outflow, between the mountains of Stara Planina on the north and VidliÄ on the south. Lake is located 16 km (9.9 mi) north of the town of Pirot, close to the VisoÄica mouth into the TemÅ¡tica river and is not well connected with the rest of Serbia. Settlements in the vicinity of the lake, which is among the least populated in the entire Serbia, include Novi Zavoj, Velika Lukanja and PakleÅ¡tica.
2. Beli kamen ( White stone ) - Fruška gora
 This former mine of marble is owned cement a factory – Lafarge. However, for the last twenty years the mine pit had filled with water, making it one of the favorite destinations to locals, and of Novi Sad natives-Bešenovo lake.
People of all ages enjoy this lake. The lake is about 50 meters deep and it seems to have no plans to stop growing as the water level continues to rise. The water in the lake is clear, transparent and a unusual turquoise.
Bešenovo lake with its appearance and amazing atmosphere closely resembles the Ledinci lake.
You can approach the water from all sides, but the actual entry into the water is not simple and easy for everyone, so if you are an adventurer and lover of nature this is the right place just for you.
Unfortunately, the environment of the lake is disorganized, full of stones, but for the nature lovers the complete picture of the lake exudes a special hint.
3. Silver lake - Veliko Gradište

Silver Lake is primarily an artificial lake located on the right bank of the Danube, 2 km from Veliko Gradiste, and 100 km from Belgrade. As one of the most beautiful lakes, in addition to its vast water expanses, there is a breathtaking view of the historical monuments such as Viminacium, Lepenski vir and the Golubac fortress. It was mentioned in the 15th century, and its delightful name comes from the radiant silverish shade created at sunset upon the surface of the lake. What is significant about this lake, is that it constantly accumulates and provides fresh water, thanks to the water pumps which maintain the water level. The Danube is part of the rich variety of fish species, and the lake shore has created an enjoyable promenade dotted with restaurants. The beach, as well as a wide range of nightclubs and pastry shops offer visitors an enjoyable atmosphere. There is also a popular Silver lake cruise ship.
4. Zaovine Lake - Tara

This lake is located on the Tara Mountain (National park) in close proximity to the village by the same name - Zaovine. An interesting fact is that the water is rather clean, and can be used as drinking water but with a little processing in water factories. In addition to the years of providing recreational facilities for its keenest and most loyal swimmers, the lake is used for the cultivation of carp and trout fish. Near the lake there is the place where Josif PanÄić, a famous Serbian biologist discovered the eponymous PanÄić spruce tree. On a related note, visitors can thoroughly enjoy the legends unraveled and tales told about this medieval fortress town. For all the lovers of nature out there, this is an interesting fact that among 330 internationally significant plants the habitat of which is in Serbia, 25 species can be found on Zaovine, 15 plant species of which are protected as natural rarities. Yet another reason to visit this lake, don’t you think?
5. Bor Lake - Bor
This lake, is a favorite destination of tourists and the locals in eastern Serbia, near the town - Bor. This is also an artificial lake located at the foot of the mountain Black Peak. The lake water is primarily intended for the rides by the Mining and Smelting Complex Bor, but for the the development of tourism as well. In summer time, a large number of people, both local tourists and from the region visit this picture perfect place with great joy in order to enjoy the clear and see-through mountain freshwater. Just because of this fact it is most appealing to swimmers to swim in to their hearts’ content, as well as to be used for other recreational activities. On the lake shores, four stunningly beautiful beaches and several smaller ones have been built having that purpose in mind. The main beach and the tropical bar tend to be the most popular, and there are available facilities for athletes in which they can go in for football, volleyball, handball, basketball and other sports events. The splendour of this town seems to be proven by its picture perfect nature and abundant wildlife, which make lake shores attractive for holidays on a regular annual basis.
6. Vlasina Lake - near Surdulica and Crna TravaÂ

I don’t think there is a local, regardless of whether they are a nature lover or not, who haven’t heard of the lake complexes - Vlasina lake. This fantastic treasure of nature is located in Southeast Serbia on the territory of Surdulica. It is 35m deep with a surface area of 15 square kilometres. An interesting and very important fact is that it is the largest artificial mountain lake in Serbia with the highest altitude. Its beauty seems to be in a somewhat hidden bay, which is ideal for beaches, water sports and camping. Biljana Bay is the most visited, and in addition to this, there are a dozen other bays. Moreover, there are picture perfect mountains Plana, Vardenik and Čemernik. What gets you to love this place surely is the existence of floating islands where the winds raise water levels in the lake. However, most tourists seem to be impressed by an old legend that has been narrated for centuries in this region. In fact, in the lake water there lived a bull which went out at night to be fed. In the 19th century, before the Great Serbian-Ottoman Battle, people heard a dreadful roar of the bull, and water seems to have evaporated from the massive bubbles, which has warned soldiers of that fierce animal in their vicinity.
Do get in touch with us if you would like to hear more amazing stories about this lake.
7. Perućac Lake - Bajna Bašta
Perućac Lake is an artificial lake that is associated with the tourist village of the same name - Perućac. This is a charming little town at the right bank of the river, right off Bajina Bašta, about 13 km away.
The settlement consists of very friendly locals, a number of traditional restaurants, cultural and artistic monuments, as well as hydroelectric power plant for the purpose of which this lake was created. The lake is simply magical. There is a beach resort with swimming pools for children, various entertainment facilities, as well as a wonderful restaurant inside. Besides swimming, guests can go fishing, boat riding, canoeing or peddle boating. On a similar note, in Perućac, near the lake there is a medieval cemetery Mramorje, which dates back from the 14th and 15th centuries. In light of these data, Mramorje is declared as a cultural monument and protected accordingly.
8. White Churchs Lakes - Bela Crkva
You may have heard of this wonderful little town in the southeast of Banat. Bela Crkva can be proud of its lakes bearing the same name that are a beatiful sight for one’s sore eyes and the well deserved rest for your body and soul. It is extremely popular among the younger generations. There is also the main beach pier, showers, childrens beach, a well - lit swimming pool, concrete beach , a sailing club and other facilities on offer. During the summer season (June, July and August), there is a range of organized swimming sailing and diving classes. These lakes consist of: Main, Saransko, VraÄevgajsko and Sljunkara lake. Intriguing contents of this summer house is complete with the hunting of wild animals in Deliblatska Pescara near the lake, as well as the excursions to the local monasteries. Do go and visit and you won’t regret it.
9. Palić Lake - Palić, Subotica

This lake is simply a destination not to be missed out on if you opted for Vojvodina adventure. It is located 8 km away from Subotica, near the town of Palić, which is now considered one of the most important tourist attractions of northern Serbia. This lake is the largest lake in Serbia that has been created naturally. It seems to have been mentioned for the first time in the 15th century, and many years later its proven health properties of this water for the treatment of skin diseases have been uncovered. Today, Palić Lake seems to have favourable effects in treating rheumatism, anxiety, gynecological disbalances, as well as the backache and bones. The lake is known for a number of small but high-quality spa baths, where both the locals and tourists in wooden bath tubs can feel the magic of the water. Numerous summer houses and camps provide a range of comfortable facilities and entertainment facilities designed for all ages. Football pitches, basketball courts, running tracks and swimming pools provide excellent recreation opportunities for all visitors.
10. Zlatar Lake ( Kokin Brod )- Nova Varoš
Zlatar lake also known as Lake Kokin Brod is one of the pearls of Western Serbia. Feel the wilderness and refresh yourself in the crystal clear blue water which is a very popular destination for Užice local people.
Zlatarsko lake known as Lake Kokin Brod, is an artificial lake formed in the valley of the river Uvac, construction of dams for hydropower and damming the river Uvac Code of Kokin Brod. Zlatarsko lake has an area of 7.25 km2, a length of 21 km, while the average depth of the lake is 75 m. The lake is surrounded by mountains and a Goldsmith Muretnica.
The dam was built on the lake and is the largest stone dam in Evropi. Due to the use of water for hydroelectric power plants, the water level in the lake varies up to 45 m. Zlatarsko Lake is located along the Belgrade-Montenegrin highway and is a popular destination for travelers who want to stop and take a break from the busy road . The shores of Lake Zlatarsko were formed in such a manner as to represent a wild beach feel . The lake is mostly navigable, which provides opportunities for boating and allows one to enjoy all the available natural beauty the lake offers. Frequent guests to Zlatarsko jezero include cyclists, hikers, hunters and fishermen. Near the lake is the habitat of the rare the griffon vulture offering visitors a chance to catch a glimpse of these beautiful birds of prey in their natural environment.
and one more lake.
11. PeÄir Lake ( Pink lake ) - PeÄir

And yes that is the lake. Maybe is not the most beautiful but the weirdest.    
    
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Lake Zavoj is located in eastern Serbia, in the northern part of the Visoka region, close to the Serbian-Bulgarian border. Lake is in the valley of the VisoÄica River which is both its major tributary and outflow, between the mountains of Stara Planina on the north and VidliÄ on the south. Lake is located 16 km (9.9 mi) north of the town of Pirot, close to the VisoÄica mouth into the TemÅ¡tica river and is not well connected with the rest of Serbia. Settlements in the vicinity of the lake, which is among the least populated in the entire Serbia, include Novi Zavoj, Velika Lukanja and PakleÅ¡tica.
2. Beli kamen ( White stone ) - Fruška gora
 This former mine of marble is owned cement a factory – Lafarge. However, for the last twenty years the mine pit had filled with water, making it one of the favorite destinations to locals, and of Novi Sad natives-Bešenovo lake.
People of all ages enjoy this lake. The lake is about 50 meters deep and it seems to have no plans to stop growing as the water level continues to rise. The water in the lake is clear, transparent and a unusual turquoise.
Bešenovo lake with its appearance and amazing atmosphere closely resembles the Ledinci lake.
You can approach the water from all sides, but the actual entry into the water is not simple and easy for everyone, so if you are an adventurer and lover of nature this is the right place just for you.
Unfortunately, the environment of the lake is disorganized, full of stones, but for the nature lovers the complete picture of the lake exudes a special hint.
3. Silver lake - Veliko Gradište
Silver Lake is primarily an artificial lake located on the right bank of the Danube, 2 km from Veliko Gradiste, and 100 km from Belgrade. As one of the most beautiful lakes, in addition to its vast water expanses, there is a breathtaking view of the historical monuments such as Viminacium, Lepenski vir and the Golubac fortress. It was mentioned in the 15th century, and its delightful name comes from the radiant silverish shade created at sunset upon the surface of the lake. What is significant about this lake, is that it constantly accumulates and provides fresh water, thanks to the water pumps which maintain the water level. The Danube is part of the rich variety of fish species, and the lake shore has created an enjoyable promenade dotted with restaurants. The beach, as well as a wide range of nightclubs and pastry shops offer visitors an enjoyable atmosphere. There is also a popular Silver lake cruise ship.
4. Zaovine Lake - Tara
This lake is located on the Tara Mountain (National park) in close proximity to the village by the same name - Zaovine. An interesting fact is that the water is rather clean, and can be used as drinking water but with a little processing in water factories. In addition to the years of providing recreational facilities for its keenest and most loyal swimmers, the lake is used for the cultivation of carp and trout fish. Near the lake there is the place where Josif PanÄić, a famous Serbian biologist discovered the eponymous PanÄić spruce tree. On a related note, visitors can thoroughly enjoy the legends unraveled and tales told about this medieval fortress town. For all the lovers of nature out there, this is an interesting fact that among 330 internationally significant plants the habitat of which is in Serbia, 25 species can be found on Zaovine, 15 plant species of which are protected as natural rarities. Yet another reason to visit this lake, don’t you think?
5. Bor Lake - Bor
This lake, is a favorite destination of tourists and the locals in eastern Serbia, near the town - Bor. This is also an artificial lake located at the foot of the mountain Black Peak. The lake water is primarily intended for the rides by the Mining and Smelting Complex Bor, but for the the development of tourism as well. In summer time, a large number of people, both local tourists and from the region visit this picture perfect place with great joy in order to enjoy the clear and see-through mountain freshwater. Just because of this fact it is most appealing to swimmers to swim in to their hearts’ content, as well as to be used for other recreational activities. On the lake shores, four stunningly beautiful beaches and several smaller ones have been built having that purpose in mind. The main beach and the tropical bar tend to be the most popular, and there are available facilities for athletes in which they can go in for football, volleyball, handball, basketball and other sports events. The splendour of this town seems to be proven by its picture perfect nature and abundant wildlife, which make lake shores attractive for holidays on a regular annual basis.
6. Vlasina Lake - near Surdulica and Crna TravaÂ
I don’t think there is a local, regardless of whether they are a nature lover or not, who haven’t heard of the lake complexes - Vlasina lake. This fantastic treasure of nature is located in Southeast Serbia on the territory of Surdulica. It is 35m deep with a surface area of 15 square kilometres. An interesting and very important fact is that it is the largest artificial mountain lake in Serbia with the highest altitude. Its beauty seems to be in a somewhat hidden bay, which is ideal for beaches, water sports and camping. Biljana Bay is the most visited, and in addition to this, there are a dozen other bays. Moreover, there are picture perfect mountains Plana, Vardenik and Čemernik. What gets you to love this place surely is the existence of floating islands where the winds raise water levels in the lake. However, most tourists seem to be impressed by an old legend that has been narrated for centuries in this region. In fact, in the lake water there lived a bull which went out at night to be fed. In the 19th century, before the Great Serbian-Ottoman Battle, people heard a dreadful roar of the bull, and water seems to have evaporated from the massive bubbles, which has warned soldiers of that fierce animal in their vicinity.
Do get in touch with us if you would like to hear more amazing stories about this lake.
7. Perućac Lake - Bajna Bašta
Perućac Lake is an artificial lake that is associated with the tourist village of the same name - Perućac. This is a charming little town at the right bank of the river, right off Bajina Bašta, about 13 km away.
The settlement consists of very friendly locals, a number of traditional restaurants, cultural and artistic monuments, as well as hydroelectric power plant for the purpose of which this lake was created. The lake is simply magical. There is a beach resort with swimming pools for children, various entertainment facilities, as well as a wonderful restaurant inside. Besides swimming, guests can go fishing, boat riding, canoeing or peddle boating. On a similar note, in Perućac, near the lake there is a medieval cemetery Mramorje, which dates back from the 14th and 15th centuries. In light of these data, Mramorje is declared as a cultural monument and protected accordingly.
8. White Churchs Lakes - Bela Crkva
You may have heard of this wonderful little town in the southeast of Banat. Bela Crkva can be proud of its lakes bearing the same name that are a beatiful sight for one’s sore eyes and the well deserved rest for your body and soul. It is extremely popular among the younger generations. There is also the main beach pier, showers, childrens beach, a well - lit swimming pool, concrete beach , a sailing club and other facilities on offer. During the summer season (June, July and August), there is a range of organized swimming sailing and diving classes. These lakes consist of: Main, Saransko, VraÄevgajsko and Sljunkara lake. Intriguing contents of this summer house is complete with the hunting of wild animals in Deliblatska Pescara near the lake, as well as the excursions to the local monasteries. Do go and visit and you won’t regret it.
9. Palić Lake - Palić, Subotica
This lake is simply a destination not to be missed out on if you opted for Vojvodina adventure. It is located 8 km away from Subotica, near the town of Palić, which is now considered one of the most important tourist attractions of northern Serbia. This lake is the largest lake in Serbia that has been created naturally. It seems to have been mentioned for the first time in the 15th century, and many years later its proven health properties of this water for the treatment of skin diseases have been uncovered. Today, Palić Lake seems to have favourable effects in treating rheumatism, anxiety, gynecological disbalances, as well as the backache and bones. The lake is known for a number of small but high-quality spa baths, where both the locals and tourists in wooden bath tubs can feel the magic of the water. Numerous summer houses and camps provide a range of comfortable facilities and entertainment facilities designed for all ages. Football pitches, basketball courts, running tracks and swimming pools provide excellent recreation opportunities for all visitors.
10. Zlatar Lake ( Kokin Brod )- Nova Varoš
Zlatar lake also known as Lake Kokin Brod is one of the pearls of Western Serbia. Feel the wilderness and refresh yourself in the crystal clear blue water which is a very popular destination for Užice local people.
Zlatarsko lake known as Lake Kokin Brod, is an artificial lake formed in the valley of the river Uvac, construction of dams for hydropower and damming the river Uvac Code of Kokin Brod. Zlatarsko lake has an area of 7.25 km2, a length of 21 km, while the average depth of the lake is 75 m. The lake is surrounded by mountains and a Goldsmith Muretnica.
The dam was built on the lake and is the largest stone dam in Evropi. Due to the use of water for hydroelectric power plants, the water level in the lake varies up to 45 m. Zlatarsko Lake is located along the Belgrade-Montenegrin highway and is a popular destination for travelers who want to stop and take a break from the busy road . The shores of Lake Zlatarsko were formed in such a manner as to represent a wild beach feel . The lake is mostly navigable, which provides opportunities for boating and allows one to enjoy all the available natural beauty the lake offers. Frequent guests to Zlatarsko jezero include cyclists, hikers, hunters and fishermen. Near the lake is the habitat of the rare the griffon vulture offering visitors a chance to catch a glimpse of these beautiful birds of prey in their natural environment.
and one more lake.
11. PeÄir Lake ( Pink lake ) - PeÄir
And yes that is the lake. Maybe is not the most beautiful but the weirdest.    
    
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28 Oct 20 08:58
Better look aroundbalkan countries are the most beautyful thats the reason the big powers to be scared from United Balkans ;)
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