The Novi Bečej municipality belongs to middle Banat and is situated on the bank of the river Tisa, in the wide Tisa basin.
It covers an area of 609 square kilometres, has 23.847 inhabitants and 4 settlements: Novi Bečej, which is the municipality’s administrative centre, Novo Miloševo, Kumane and Bočar.
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UNLIMITED HORSE RIDING BETWEEN THE DANUBE AND TISA
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ENTRY AND STAY OF FOREIGNERS
NOTICE: Beginning from June 12, 2010, citizens of European Union countries, the Swiss Confederation, Kingdom of Norway, Republic of Iceland, Bosnia and Hercegovina, Montenegro and FYR Macedonia may enter the Republic of Serbia using their identity cards and stay up to 90 days. Foreign nationals enter and stay in the Republic of Serbia under the…
SHIP “FERY” – Novi Bečej
The Tisza romantic cruising has continued. After forty years as a passenger boat” Small boat Jelena” stopped transporting passengers, this tradition has been continued by the ship “Fery” owned by the captain Ferenc Zedi. Many years of his navigation experience as well as his love of the Tisza he wants to transfer to all nature…
MARINA “GRADIŠTE” – Novi Bečej
The Association for the Tisza Protection and Development of nautical tourism is organized to accept yachts on cruise, boat rental, excursions on the water, as well as the trips on the mainland. Depth of pier 1- 6 m Guards Service 0-24 water electric power toilets bar Fuel 100 m Utility services: engines, metal hull.
HUNTING GROUND “JARUGE” – Novi Bečej
The Hunting ground “Jaruge” (Loviste Jaruge) in Novi Bečej with the special nature reserve “Slano Kopovo” represents an imposing natural entirety. As the hunting area provides quality conditions for hunting, Slano Kopovo is a natural object where hunting can just be done by camera since more than 200 species of birds that reside here have…
THE CHURCH OF ST. MAGDALENE IN BEODRA – Novo Miloševo
The Roman Catholic Church of St. Magdalena was built in the period from 1838. to 1842. with the founder Karačonji family – the landowners. The church is monumental classicistic building with two massive belfries which flank the main front, and with U- turn apse. It was put in a west-east direction and pulled inside considering…