Zlatar Lake, also known as Kokin Brod Lake, is navigable for most of its length. Therefore, it is recommended to arrive here as early as possible, rent a boat, and spend the entire day in this beautiful natural environment. The lake is 21 km long, with an average depth of 75 meters, making it the third-largest artificial lake in Serbia, after Djerdap on the Danube River and Perucac on the Drina River.

Ceremosnja Cave is located in Eastern Serbia, near the small town of Kucevo. The total length of the cave is 775.5 meters, while only 431 meters are accessible to the tourists. The temperature inside the cave is consistently around 8 degrees Celsius, whether it’s summer or winter, so if you visit during the summer, make sure to bring a sweater or jacket to avoid getting too cold.