Serbia National Parks - Complete List

SUMMARY FOR SERBIA:
• Total Parks: 5
• Parks Listed Below: Djerdap, Fruška Gora, Kopaonik, Šar Mountains, Tara
• Average Country Rating: 56/100

PARK NAME: Djerdap

Country: Serbia

Park ID: 1575

AVERAGE RATING: 59/100

Review Volume: Low number of reviews

DESCRIPTION:
Djerdap National Park features the dramatic Iron Gates gorge where the Danube River cuts through the Carpathian Mountains. The park contains diverse flora and fauna, ancient archaeological sites including Lepenski Vir, and the largest European archaeological site from the Neolithic period. The landscape includes limestone cliffs, deep valleys, and dense forests.

COMPLETE RATINGS BREAKDOWN (All 10 Categories):

1. UNIQUENESS 57/100
2. INTENSITY 52/100
3. BEAUTY 65/100
4. GEOLOGY 60/100
5. PLANT LIFE 49/100
6. WILDLIFE 43/100
7. TRANQUILITY 71/100
8. ACCESSIBILITY 66/100
9. SAFETY 67/100
10. HERITAGE 60/100
Classification: National Park
Region: Eastern Serbia, Bor District
Established: 1974
Area: 637.99 km²
Annual Visitors: 150,000
Nearest City: Donji Milanovac (2 mi)

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PARK NAME: Fruška Gora

Country: Serbia

Park ID: 1576

AVERAGE RATING: 52/100

Review Volume: Low number of reviews

DESCRIPTION:
Fruška Gora is Serbia's oldest national park, characterized by its rolling hills and dense deciduous forests. The area is known for its numerous Orthodox monasteries dating from the 15th and 16th centuries. The park features unique geological formations, rare plant species, and diverse wildlife including over 200 bird species.

COMPLETE RATINGS BREAKDOWN (All 10 Categories):

1. UNIQUENESS 42/100
2. INTENSITY 35/100
3. BEAUTY 55/100
4. GEOLOGY 37/100
5. PLANT LIFE 44/100
6. WILDLIFE 40/100
7. TRANQUILITY 57/100
8. ACCESSIBILITY 79/100
9. SAFETY 78/100
10. HERITAGE 57/100
Classification: National Park
Region: Vojvodina, Srem District
Established: 1960
Area: 266.72 km²
Annual Visitors: 300,000
Nearest City: Sremski Karlovci (3 mi)

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PARK NAME: Kopaonik

Country: Serbia

Park ID: 1577

AVERAGE RATING: 54/100

Review Volume: Low number of reviews

DESCRIPTION:
Kopaonik is Serbia's largest mountain range and a popular ski resort destination. The national park features diverse geological formations, thermal springs, and rich biodiversity including numerous endemic plant species. The area is known for its extensive network of ski trails and hiking paths.

COMPLETE RATINGS BREAKDOWN (All 10 Categories):

1. UNIQUENESS 42/100
2. INTENSITY 50/100
3. BEAUTY 61/100
4. GEOLOGY 48/100
5. PLANT LIFE 46/100
6. WILDLIFE 38/100
7. TRANQUILITY 57/100
8. ACCESSIBILITY 78/100
9. SAFETY 71/100
10. HERITAGE 45/100
Classification: National Park
Region: Central Serbia, Raška District
Established: 1981
Area: 118.1 km²
Annual Visitors: 800,000
Nearest City: Brus (12 mi)

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PARK NAME: Šar Mountains

Country: Serbia

Park ID: 1579

AVERAGE RATING: 56/100

Review Volume: Low number of reviews

DESCRIPTION:
The Šar Mountains National Park encompasses a dramatic mountain range with peaks over 2,500 meters high. The park is renowned for its alpine meadows, glacial lakes, and rich biodiversity including the Balkan lynx. It features numerous endemic plant species and serves as an important habitat for rare mountain wildlife.

COMPLETE RATINGS BREAKDOWN (All 10 Categories):

1. UNIQUENESS 53/100
2. INTENSITY 61/100
3. BEAUTY 63/100
4. GEOLOGY 62/100
5. PLANT LIFE 50/100
6. WILDLIFE 46/100
7. TRANQUILITY 72/100
8. ACCESSIBILITY 53/100
9. SAFETY 58/100
10. HERITAGE 44/100
Classification: National Park
Region: Kosovo, Prizren District
Established: 1986
Area: 390 km²
Annual Visitors: 50,000
Nearest City: Štrpce (3 mi)

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PARK NAME: Tara

Country: Serbia

Park ID: 1578

AVERAGE RATING: 57/100

Review Volume: Low number of reviews

DESCRIPTION:
Tara National Park is known for its dense forests of Serbian spruce and diverse wildlife including brown bears and chamois. The park features dramatic limestone cliffs, deep river canyons, and the scenic Drina River gorge. It contains numerous endemic species and is considered one of Serbia's most important biodiversity hotspots.

COMPLETE RATINGS BREAKDOWN (All 10 Categories):

1. UNIQUENESS 51/100
2. INTENSITY 42/100
3. BEAUTY 64/100
4. GEOLOGY 56/100
5. PLANT LIFE 55/100
6. WILDLIFE 50/100
7. TRANQUILITY 64/100
8. ACCESSIBILITY 70/100
9. SAFETY 72/100
10. HERITAGE 49/100
Classification: National Park
Region: Western Serbia, Zlatibor District
Established: 1981
Area: 191.75 km²
Annual Visitors: 300,000
Nearest City: Bajina Bašta (5 mi)

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