Old quarry · also called Rakovac Cave
Beli Majdan
A quarried hall in the hillside above the monastery, its roof held up by pillars of stone the quarrymen left standing. Ten minutes on foot from the monastery.
On the Fruška Gora ridge
Good for kids
Brankovac is a picnic area managed by the national park, in the central part of Fruška Gora on the road between Zmajevac and Crveni čot. On one side there are benches, tables, shelters and a children’s playground. On the other side are open meadows, the “Beočin meadows”, with a broad view north over the plain.
Two trails lead north from here: one to the Dumbovac waterfall and the “Dupček path” to Beočin Monastery. A third trail goes south to Jazak Monastery.
By car from Rakovac, follow the road up past the monastery to Zmajevac and turn west along the ridge.
Old quarry · also called Rakovac Cave
A quarried hall in the hillside above the monastery, its roof held up by pillars of stone the quarrymen left standing. Ten minutes on foot from the monastery.
Isposnica · 18th-century rock hermitage
A tiny monk’s cell cut into a limestone cliff deep in the forest, named after Isaija Parivodić, a hieromonk of Rakovac who carved his name here in 1771. The only rock hermitage in Vojvodina.
Dumbovački vodopad
A five-metre waterfall hidden in dense forest on the Dumbovac stream. About an hour’s walk from the monastery.