If you’re an adrenalin junkie, Belgrade won’t let you disappointed. Among many other amusements for people of action, there’s a bungee jumping platform at the Ada Ciganlija island.
Belgrade’s bungee center operates one of the highest cranes in the world, 55 m tall.
The most popular beaches in Belgrade are located on the Sava lake, also known as “Ada” (by the adjacent island – Ada Ciganlija), about 5 km from the city center. Ada is the summer resort of Belgrade, featuring many different ground and water sports and attractions. Most of the 5 km of beaches are pebble beaches, while there’s also a concrete and pontoon access to the water. Surrounding the lake there’s a walking and a biking path, and numerous cafes, fast food stands and kiosks.
About a dozen public bus lines stop by the entry to Ada Ciganlija, connecting it with downtown and the southern suburbs.
It says ” bicycle tours” in plural in the title, but I know only of one so far, and that’s why I’m writing this post in the first place. I hope there will be more, though, hence the title.
