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beautiful mountains, not to high, with many flat beds, where you can walk easily, you're not climbing Himalayas:) the air is one of the finest they say. still not commercialized to the full but they're building modern apartments slowly

Divčibare is the perfect place for anyone looking to relax, enjoy nature, and take a break from everyday life. Our stay was truly amazing – everything from the fresh mountain air to the calm surroundings made it a memorable experience. Although we arrived later than planned because of a local race event that caused some road closures, the entire trip went smoothly. People in the area were kind and helpful, and the atmosphere was warm and welcoming from the very beginning. We spent our days walking through pine forests, enjoying scenic viewpoints, and breathing in the clean mountain air. Whether you're into light hikes, exploring nature, or simply enjoying the silence, Divčibare has something for everyone. It’s a great mix of peacefulness and accessibility – close enough to feel connected, but far enough from the noise. The weather was great, the food in the area was delicious, and we had everything we needed for a comfortable and relaxing stay. Even though it was a short trip, we returned feeling recharged and refreshed. If you’re looking for a quiet place surrounded by nature, friendly people, and stunning landscapes – Divčibare is the perfect destination. We’re already looking forward to coming back!

A beautiful, tame, mountain resort area at 1200 meters altitude. Fantastic walking paths through coniferous forests! Marvelous mountaintop view! Excellent restaurants with great local food, near the open market selling various homemade products! There are two well filled shops, local chu chu trains taking you to see the sights, a great playground for the kids and plenty of accomodation, form basic county homes to luxury apartments! Great Internet coverage! All the info including photos easily found online.

I really love Divčibare. It's a really nice mountain, just two-hour car ride from Belgrade. However, what concerns me is the uncontrolled construction of new properties that could eventually endanger the nature itself and turn Divčibare into Zlatibor, god forsake.