• Stopica Cave - The tour begins at Stopica Cave, known for having one of the widest cave entrances in Serbia. Situated between the villages of Rozanstvo and Trnava on the northeastern side of Zlatibor mountain, the cave is now more accessible thanks to a newly constructed path, a spacious parking area, and a well-lit interior. Inside, visitors can marvel at the numerous pools and tubs, varying in size and depth from 2cm to 7m. Stopica Cave is a popular attraction and holds significant importance among Serbian caves.
• Sirogojno - The next destination is the ethno village of Sirogojno, a unique open-air museum featuring a one-of-a-kind knitting museum, located just 26km from the center of Zlatibor. This artistic open-air museum showcases a typical household and the traditional lifestyle of the Zlatibor region during the 19th and early 20th centuries, complete with architectural buildings and tools from that era.
• Gostilje Waterfall - The tour continues to the village of Gostilje, home to a breathtaking waterfall that stands as one of the largest in Serbia, with a height of 20 meters. Visitors can enjoy the nearly 100-meter-long falls amidst lush green vegetation, where, according to legend, fairies often bathe beneath the waterfall.
• Vodice - The return journey passes through Vodice, offering a scenic ride with stunning landscapes reminiscent of Zlatibor postcards. Nestled on both banks of the small Rzav River and surrounded by the mountain peaks of Tornik, Čigota, and Murtenica, this settlement is a paradise for nature enthusiasts seeking untouched beauty.

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