Djerdap National
Park

The blend of time and nature on land and water

Welcome to Djerdap
National Park

Djerdap National Park is located in south-eastern Europe, in the northeastern part of Serbia, on the border with Romania.

Along the Danube’s right bank, on a 100 kilometer stretch from Golubac Fort to castrum Diana Karataš, the National Park encompasses a narrow forested mountain area, two to eight kilometers in width, reaching 50 to 800 meters above sea level.

Get to know

From majestic mountainscapes to beautiful Danube coastlines…
The breathtaking nature and the millennia of history are waiting to meet them.

Explore

Accept the challenge and take the hike on an adventure.
Become a part of nature, explore the Djerdap.

Mali Štrbac

length
7.1 км

slope
20%

medium
difficult

Walking trail

22.954708° N / -109.816218° W

Veliki Štrbac

lenght
7.6 км

slope
20%

medium
difficult

Walking trail

22.954708° N / -109.816218° W

Kovilovo

length
1.2 км

slope
3%

easy
trail

Walking trail

22.954708° N / -109.816218° W

Greben

length
2.4 км

slope
5%

easy
trail

Walking trail

22.954708° N / -109.816218° W

Gradašnica

length
1.7 км

slope
15%

medium
difficult

Walking trail

22.954708° N / -109.816218° W

Bosman - Sokolovac

length
3.27 км

slope
15%

medium
difficult

Walking trail

22.954708° N / -109.816218° W

Kanjon Boljetinske reke

length
1.6 км

slope
5%

easy
trail

Walking trail

22.954708° N / -109.816218° W

Ploče

length
3.5 км

slope
20%

medium
difficult

Walking trail

22.954708° N / -109.816218° W

Zlatno jezero

length
4 км

slope
5%

easy
trail

Walking trail

22.954708° N / -109.816218° W

Mali Štrbac

length
7.1 км

slope
20%

medium
difficult

Walking trail

22.954708° N / -109.816218° W

Veliki Štrbac

lenght
7.6 км

slope
20%

medium
difficult

Walking trail

22.954708° N / -109.816218° W

Ковилово

length
1.2 км

slope
3%

easy
trail

Walking trail

22.954708° N / -109.816218° W

Гребен

length
2.4 км

slope
5%

easy
trail

Walking trail

22.954708° N / -109.816218° W

Градашница

length
1.7 км

slope
15%

medium
difficult

Walking trail

22.954708° N / -109.816218° W

Босман - Соколовац

length
3.27 км

slope
15%

medium
difficult

Walking trail

22.954708° N / -109.816218° W

Кањон Бољетинске реке

length
1.6 км

slope
5%

easy
trail

Walking trail

22.954708° N / -109.816218° W

Плоче

length
3.5 км

slope
20 %

medium
difficult

Walking trail

22.954708° N / -109.816218° W

Златно језеро

length
4 км

slope
5%

easy
trail

Walking trail

22.954708° N / -109.816218° W

Conservation

Hunting and fishing

Tourism

Forestry

Djerdap National Park
in numbers

Starting from Golubac all the way to Karatas at Kladovo, zones with objects of nature, cultural monuments, fauna and vegetation of relict species, confirming the evolution of vegetation series ever since our creation up to present day.

63786

HECTARES

270

BIRD SPECIES

55

TYPE OF MAMMALS

50

TYPE OF FISH

23

TYPES OF WATERPROOFERS AND REPTILES

1100

PLANT SPECIES AND SUBGROUP

What They’re Saying About Us

“A common geographical area. One of the most beautiful tourist areas in the world. Here nature has created in time a very beautiful area that must be seen for sure. You must necessarily visit on the water from a boat or a chartered boat and you can sail to great lengths to enjoy the natural beauty of the area. You can leave both sides of the Danube without restrictions. The points of visit are relatively easy to find on the map and easy to access.”

Gabriel George Lazar

“Wonderful nature, a lot of hiking trails. Wonderful views from mountains around. This national park is about nature but the place is about history of mankind from 8000 bc to Romans. Perfect for site seeing and hiking.”

Aleksandar Firevski

“If you visit Serbia this site is must see, route through Djerdap. National park is one of the best in north-east part of Serbia. Rich of all type of vegetation, beautiful parts of forests, fresh air, place for hiking.”

Marjan Firez

“Mesmerising, astonishing view, especially during the river cruising. Speechless, no word. Serbia's treasures!”

Marija Milenkovic