Unnamed Road, Bosnia and Herzegovina
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4x4 access only
Getting here needs an off-road vehicle. Check your ground clearance before setting off.
A lakeside wild spot with no shade, peaceful surroundings, and enough space for quiet stays when no ranger intervenes. Access is narrow, bumpy, and overgrown with branches, making it best suited to small 4x4 vehicles. A ranger has required tourists to leave and reportedly charged 20KM. The spot is usually reached by unmarked dirt roads around the lake.
From travellers' reviews
Listing copied from our source, 51 days ago
Such a great place. We were alone here.
Mega spot. 3 nights without any problems. We then came back for another night, and all the tourists at this place were driven away by an obnoxious “ranger.” Otherwise, the police would come. I wouldn’t leave again; I would resist, since everything around the entire lake is full.
Brilliant spot, we were pretty much completely alone for 2 nights. The track is bumpy and narrow but fine for small 4x4 if you push some branches aside. No ranger came when we were there
Without four-wheel drive and without increased ground clearance, getting in or out is quite challenging. Narrow, washed out, and bumpy. The spot itself is excellent. A ranger came and collected 20 KM.
Great spot and nice lake! But you should have 4x4, specially when it‘s wet or rainy!
Beautiful spot, we had a peaceful night, there were some mosquitos, and the road is quite narrow and bumpy, i think 4x4 is necessary but maybe doable with a higher ground clearence. if you park next to the woods no one can really see you. if you don't mind being seen, there is a peninsula infront with a 360 view of the lake
We slept very peacefully at the spot; no one passed by during the day or night. SPECTACULAR sunset.
We drove down there with front-wheel drive and a length of 6.80 m. In dry conditions, you can get back up easily with a little momentum. The place is simply worth it. During the weekend (Easter week), a “ranger” came asking for €10. But during the week we stayed here for two nights free of charge in a truly dreamlike lake-and-mountain setting.
There was enough space; in other places there were only a few anglers. Access with larger vehicles could be complicated. Swimming was not possible at my spot, as you immediately sank into the muddy beach.