Serbia is attracting many people towards it, because of the growing styles for skiers who travel from the commercial skiing services of Northern and central Europe. Serbia is a wonderful place for skiers, because of its attractive natural landscapes and the snow range of 1770-2017 metres and a village located 5,000 feet above sea level called Kopeonik. There are many things to enjoy in Serbia such as, night skiing, skydiving, sleigh rides, ice-skating, indoor tennis and many other activities for the winter sports enthusiast to enjoy.

The peak touches 35,000 feet into the cold Serbian sky, at the same time ski lifts only climb to 6,617 feet. The skiing skills is yet to host a major skiing event; regardless of being home to numerous international snowboarding contests and cross-country skiing as well. The living quarters are suitable for pricing that would delight the weariest of tourists.

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Skiers can practice national cuisine such as Burek (pastry, cheese, spinach) and Pljeskavica (grilled mince) for well under $10 a meal. The previous favorites such as burger, chips and pizza are still on the menu, and the price of $1.50 a beer might delight some holiday makers looking to do slightly more than just ski! The living area can handle over 5,000 travelers at the same time, whilst the bars and clubs around the area make the holiday vacation more appropriate to the younger holiday-maker. Another concern that is quite outstanding is the mistake that many make in travelling to Kopaonik to celebrate Christmas – the celebrations are of slight contrast to western culture, despite its labelling as a winter heaven.

Kopaonik is more than accomplished of catering for its millions of visitors each year. With hills facing N, N/E and N/W you can be sure to experience the thickly populated villages that enclose the region. Blooming from the tourism the mountain provides, Kopaonik has newly become home to a 4 star luxury hotel providing entertainment and housing to skiers.

With the longest run covering 3.5 KM and professional guidance on hand, Kopaonik has recently gained from its appointment of English speaking mentors across skiing and snowboarding spots. The slopes which run down the Kopaonik mountain-face are a principal enticement for many skiers to choose Kopaonik as their skiing holiday destination. The 6 runs that unite into this category must be symbolized by the Konaci - which a local holiday village was recently named after.

The Konaci has a viewpoint of 79 degrees at a certain point, which it is said that - if you go too sluggish, and fail to point yourself correctly, it would be perfectly feasible to fall forwards merely travelling in a straight line. The Konaci sees skiers traveling at speeds of over 50 MPH and jumps that permit airtime of over 8 seconds. The Konaci is praised and panic by the top skiers from Europe and further a field. Despite this, the run featured in the 2005 snowboarding event that took place in the Kopaonik Mountains.