26/06/2025
Soaring high above the serpentine curves of the Uvac River, this panoramic reel captures the dramatic beauty of the Uvac meanders—nature’s artwork carved deep into the limestone canyon of southwest Serbia. But this isn’t just a feast for the eyes—it’s also a sanctuary. This region is home to one of Europe’s largest birds, the majestic Griffon Vulture, which was once nearly extinct here.
Thanks to dedicated conservation efforts, these powerful birds now glide freely over the canyon, their 2.8-meter wingspans casting shadows over the cliffs as they nest on vertical rock faces and patrol the skies above. As we take in the winding emerald waters and steep white limestone walls, we’re reminded that wild places like these are both breathtaking and vital.
📍Uvac Special Nature Reserve, Serbia
🦅 Griffon Vulture Conservation Park