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Holidays in Seca Reka

If boring work convos are doing your head in, it might be time to dig out your passport and head off the beaten track for a while. Book a ticket to Seca Reka and you'll be in an awesome spot to see the envy-inducing forests, rivers and streams of Serbia!

From Seca Reka, venture 100 kilometres to the northeast to get to Belgrade, an important city. You can also go 120 kilometres west to reach another major city, Sarajevo.

Feel like some one-on-one time with Mother Nature? Get in the car and venture out to Stopica Cave, 35 kilometres from Seca Reka. Alternatively, take in a breath of fresh air at One Year River - Reka Godina, 35 kilometres away.

If you're the sort of traveller who loves becoming immersed in the vibe of the place you're visiting, Borac Cacak Sports Complex is one for your must-do list. Look into what live games are on while you're here and roar along with passionate local sports fans. You'll find the arena 40 kilometres away in Cacak.

Thinking of swinging by Stari Grad and St. George's Cathedral? They're near the centre of Uzice, 18 kilometres to the south. Alternatively, you could travel to Cajetina. It's 30 kilometres to the south of Seca Reka and popular for Memorial Obelisk and the Šargan 8 railway.

Transform your travels through this part of the world into a real adventure with a day of mountain climbing or hiking. They're both very popular activities here.

If you're looking for things to do during the winter, go snowboarding or skiing. You'll be so busy letting your hair down, you'll hardly even notice the chill in the air!

The region's art museums, history museums and art galleries offer something for everyone. Step through the doors and see what's happening.

Lovers of history will be fascinated by the nearby ruins, castles, traditional villages, fortresses, historic palaces and archeological sites. If that's you, do a little research and choose one to discover first.

If you're seeking an experience that goes beyond the physical world, you might like to visit one or two monasteries. It's a delightful opportunity to discover more about Seca Reka's religious beliefs.

'There is no love sincerer than the love of food,' George Bernard Shaw once wrote, but throw travel into the mix and it's a marriage made in heaven. You're invited to merge your two greatest loves by eating and drinking your way through Serbia.

Curious about some of the popular ingredients used here? You should be prepared to taste cabbage and onion in quite a few of your meals.

Of course, you can't head home from Seca Reka without sampling a plate of karadordeva (stuffed veal) or pecenje na raznju (spit-roasted meat). Popular with locals and considered specialty dishes, they are a must-try experience for any food-loving adventurer.

Orascine (walnut pastry) is a dessert that tells the story of this place in just a single mouthful. Order up a serving and then get another to go!

Good news, beer freaks. There are some divine brews to drink up here. Kick back with a pint of Ruski Kvas and remember to text your pals back at home, 'Wish you were beer'.

Make an effort to knock down that pesky communication barrier by learning to say a few words and expressions in the local tongue. You'll gain a more authentic experience and some new buddies while you're at it! Firstly, try to get your mouth around 'Kako si?'. It means 'how are you?'. One more to keep in mind is 'Dugo se nismo videli', which means 'long time no see'.

Want to join in on all the National Day celebrations? Mark the 15th of February on your calendar and get ready to have some fun!

When it comes time to pack up your belongings, spend the last of your holiday allowance and say one final "Doviđenja" to Seca Reka.

With some preparation, making your way to Nikola Tesla Airport (BEG), the closest airport, shouldn't be too much trouble. It's just 100 kilometres north of downtown Seca Reka.