Jarak Holiday Deals

Jarak Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Jarak

We get it! The sound of that plane overhead released your inner traveller, right? Then a trip to Jarak might be just what you need! From here, you'll be able to hop off the beaten path and explore the awesome forests, rivers and streams of Serbia.

From Jarak, journey 55 kilometres east to find Belgrade, a prominent city. You can also take off 160 kilometres southwest to visit another excellent city, Sarajevo.

The soft sounds of the natural world await you at Fruska Gora National Park. It's located just 25 kilometres away, so you won't need to be stuck inside a car all day. Sava River, 16 kilometres away, is another recommended option.

Don't forget to pack some red clothes so you can encourage the local soccer team, the FK Vojvodina, at Karadorde Stadium. Located 35 kilometres away in Novi Sad, the stadium is also the home ground of the FK Donji Srem.

Novo Hopovo Monastery and Krusedol Monastery are near the centre of Irig, 20 kilometres to the north of Jarak. Why not find your way there and take a look?

Want to explore the University of Novi Sad, Petrovaradin Fortress and Church of the Virgin Mary? They're all near Novi Sad, 40 kilometres away. The Serbian National Theatre and the Vojvodina Museum are also conveniently close and ought to be included in your itinerary.

Heading out and seeing the wider region doesn't get any better when your choices include activities like mountain climbing and hiking.

If the kids are keen for some winter fun, why not treat them to a day of snowboarding? Skiing is another option if they're just warming up!

Check out what's going on at the region's art museums, history museums and art galleries. There are a few to select from, so it's worth doing your research!

Indulge the history buff within by visiting a few of the nearby ruins, castles, traditional villages, fortresses, historic palaces and archeological sites. They're all superb places to discover a few things about the region's past.

If you want an experience beyond the material world, consider swinging by one or two monasteries. It's a fine opportunity to find out about Jarak's spiritual beliefs.

Eating is among life's greatest pleasures, and since you're here, you probably think travel is too. Combine your passion for both by venturing out and tasting the local cuisine at various restaurants, cafés and bars across town.

Looking for some insight into the local food? We recommend trying cabbage and onion, two essential ingredients which make up dishes here.

While Jarak features no shortage of scrumptious foods, you shouldn't overlook karadordeva (stuffed veal) and pecenje na raznju (spit-roasted meat). Considered signature recipes, you'll have to add them to your must-eat list if you really want to taste this destination.

If dessert is your thing, you're not going to be disappointed. Try orascine (walnut pastry), a tempting treat that's guaranteed to hit your sweet spot.

It's impossible to get the full travelling experience until you've knocked back the local brew. Whether you're looking to quench your thirst or get a bit of liquid courage to meet new people, ask for Ruski Kvas.

Travelling is more than just ticking off attractions and sampling the local cuisine. It's also about the interactions with the people and their culture. Enrich your Serbia holiday by memorising a few words in the local tongue. You may be glad you learnt 'Dobar dan', which translates to 'good afternoon'. Perhaps you'll find 'Laku noć' a little bit easier to say? This means 'good night'.

Want to join in on the National Day celebrations? Put the 15th of February on your calendar and get ready to let loose!

Before you pack up and say "Doviđenja", why not spend the last of your holiday allowance and buy yourself some souvenirs of Jarak?

Are you wondering where the nearest airport is? Well, it's Nikola Tesla Airport (BEG) and you'll find it 45 kilometres east.