What one imagines the ideal life on the mountain should look like can be seen here. The idyllic view over the wooden roof (shingle) of the wide meadows and Lake Zaovine is something that represents what you come to Tara for.

The lookout Banjska stena is the most magnificent place on Mountain Tara. You can enjoy the spectacular panoramic view of the Lake Perućac, Drina River Gorge and hydroelectric power plant Bajina Bašta from the lookout.

7 km away from Mitrovac in the direction of Kaluđerske bare. From this easily accessible site you can see the Drina valley, Bajina Bašta and Osat area in Bosnia, as well as the Povlen mountain in the back. This viewpoint, situated at 964m above sea level also serves as a take-off point for paragliders .

Osluša is a viewpoint in the village by the same name, 7 km away from Mitrovac in the direction of Kaluđerske bare. From this easily accessible site you can see the Drina valley, Bajina Bašta and Osat area in Bosnia, as well as the Povlen mountain in the back. This viewpoint, situated at 964m above sea level also serves as a take-off point for paragliders .

What one imagines the ideal life on the mountain should look like can be seen here. The idyllic view over the wooden roof (shingle) of the wide meadows and Lake Zaovine is something that represents what you come to Tara for.

This is ethno village with an urban form and structure. It’s located on Mokra Gora’s Mećavnik Hill and was designed by the film director Emir Kusturica. It consists of wooden houses, essentially log cabins that have retained their authenticity. The village offers restaurants, shops selling souvenirs and locally handcrafted products, galleries, a cinema, and a restaurant serving local specialities.