Blederije Waterfall

The best-kept secret in Djerdap is the waterfall at Blederija, which can be found in eastern Serbia. Although this treasure is carefully concealed, every effort pays off once it is discovered. Approximately 30 miles from Kladovo, in a tranquil and natural haven, lies the Blederija waterfall. Its hue has earned it the moniker "Kladovo Emerald" in popular culture. It is a breathtaking natural landmark close to the hamlet of Reka in Serbia. Along with the waterfall, the Miro Mountain near Blederija is home to a number of karstic springs, caves, and rivers. Many people visit the easily accessible Blederije waterfall. Others, though, who are more interested, courageous, and daring climb higher than the waterfall in search of more.

There are a few Blederije river springs, some of which are sub-thermal while others are freezing cold. There are a few caverns and a lookout here for those who are particularly inquisitive. This waterfall is accessible through a slightly signposted gravel road. However, the view that greets you when you arrive at this tranquil sanctuary will astound you. Only adhere to the instructions. Because the water runs through the sedimentary rocks' stairs, this waterfall stands out for its beauty. Those rocks have a distinct horseshoe form. As a result, the waterfall in Blederija flows like a curtain. When it is especially rich in water, smaller waterfalls appear from the side.

Location: Djerdap, Serbia