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Serbian Caribbean for Little Money
Swimming is prohibited in one section, but the beach is full of visitors, parking spots are full, and people often compete to be the first to occupy a parking spot by the "Serbian sea".
TL;DR
- Beli Kamen on Bešenovačko Lake is often called the "Serbian Caribbean" due to its turquoise water.
- Swimming is prohibited in some parts of the lake, but the beach is still crowded.
- Parking is limited, and visitors compete for spots.
- Entry to the beach is free, and there is no lifeguard service.
- The lake depth in some areas reaches 57 meters, advising caution.
- Prices for amenities are affordable: sunbeds with umbrellas cost around 500 dinars, pedal boats 1,000-1,500 dinars, draft beer about 280 dinars, and coffee/soda around 380 dinars.
- The water is crystal clear with visibility often exceeding 1.5 meters and is believed to have healing properties due to minerals.
- One side of the lake is designated for swimming, while the other remains wild, attracting adventurers.
- Visitors are allowed to bring their own sun umbrellas, towels, food, and drinks.