If you dream about tiny houses, then our Drina River icon should mesmerize you. Built by local boys in the 1960s, the shelter has been lovingly maintained for 40 years. Today it’s part of Tara National Park, in Serbia.
Let’s share this Serbian river house in glamorous and less-glamorous poses. Meet the loyal owner, watch the river flood and also check Tara Mountain tourist info. Even with reality-checking, our icon remains wonderful to see.
Fantasy Images
The Drina River flows down a gorgeous canyon, as seen in this Tara National Park viewpoint, Serbia. (Irene Becker)
Down on the Drina River, we can see the tiny house ahead. It’s a calm day on the river. (Vlada Marinkovic)
Now we’ll introduce the iconic image of “tiny house on a rock,” which is downright drool-worthy. (Irene Becker)
In celebration, here’s an impressionist painting of the tiny house perched on its island site. (Kucica na Steni, facebook)
Reality Images
How about a destructive flood? The Drina River runs high and right past the tiny house. (Kucica na Steni, youtube)
One of the original builders, and its current owner, maintains the tiny house. He’s taking us on a video tour. (CCTV)
Okay, the Serbian river house isn’t exactly a secret. It’s a lovely place to visit, filled with tourists. (Tara Mountain)
