Slepčević: Accommodation, Fishing and Culture

• Konak Jezero has five authentic wooden cottages for a total of 14 people.
• The property has a fish-stocked lake covering 70 ares; guests can fish there.
• Slepčević is located on the road from Šabac to Lešnica.
• Karađorđeva lipa in the cadastral area of Slepčević is registered as a natural asset under provisional protection.
• Nearby Šabac is home to the Stari Grad Fortress and the historically and culturally significant Gospodar Jevremova Street.

Konak Jezero in Slepčević has five authentic wooden cottages. The property offers accommodation for a total of 14 people. This information helps you compare the described accommodation with the size of your travel group without assuming a larger or smaller capacity. The property includes a lake covering 70 ares that is stocked with fish. Guests can fish there. The choice therefore depends not only on the number of sleeping places, but also on whether fishing is one of your personal travel interests.

Like the other places in Mačva, Slepčević lies on nutrient-rich deposits of the Drina and the Sava. The soils around Slepčević are considered a fine mixture of clay, sand and mountain humus. Another connection with nature is Karađorđeva lipa in the cadastral area of Slepčević. It is registered as a natural asset under provisional protection. Those wishing to include nature in their travel plans will therefore find both a landscape and soil-related connection and a specifically named natural asset here.

The archaeological references associated with Slepčević include Obrovac-Kućište. The site is one of the prehistoric settlements of the Obrovac type in northwestern Serbia. The archaeological site is located in an agriculturally used zone, has been completely levelled and is no longer recognizable in the terrain. Selište is also designated as an archaeological settlement site.

The more recent local history includes the parish church of the Slepčevićka parish. It is dedicated to Saint George the Great Martyr and was built in 1984. The Tekeriš memorial complex also includes a former chapel in which the Narodni muzej from Šabac established an exhibition about the Battle of Cer after the Second World War. These places and classifications allow you to consider prehistoric archaeology, ecclesiastical architectural history and military-historical commemoration as distinct themes of a cultural trip.

The Stari Grad Fortress is located in nearby Šabac on the right bank of the Sava. Also in Šabac, Gospodar Jevremova Street was designated a cultural and historical entity of exceptional importance in 2006. The Stari Grad complex includes a recreational centre and, directly beside it, a city beach on the Sava. Those wishing to include culture and a stay by the water in their travel plans can consider these different places and functions separately.

Slepčević is located on the road from Šabac to Lešnica. This road connection provides clear orientation for the regional classification, but on its own says nothing about specific driving times or distances within the surrounding area. When choosing accommodation, you can therefore first compare the stated capacity of Konak Jezero with your preferred topics. If you would also like to compare Slepčević with other travel destinations, you can access Bogatić, Mali Zvornik, Banja Koviljača, Radalj, Voljevci, Loznica, Ljubovija and Šabac here.

What accommodation capacity is specified for Konak Jezero?

Konak Jezero has five authentic wooden cottages and offers accommodation for a total of 14 people.

Is it possible to fish in Slepčević?

The Konak Jezero property has a fish-stocked lake covering 70 ares. Guests can fish there.

Where is Slepčević located?

Slepčević is located on the road from Šabac to Lešnica.

Is the Obrovac-Kućište archaeological site recognizable in the terrain?

No. The site has been completely levelled in the agriculturally used zone and is no longer recognizable in the terrain.

Which cultural and riverside destinations are there in nearby Šabac?

Šabac is home to the Stari Grad Fortress on the right bank of the Sava, Gospodar Jevremova Street, which is designated as a cultural and historical entity, and the Stari Grad complex with a recreational centre and a city beach on the Sava directly beside it.

For the broader travel overview: Mačva District.