Reviews tell you the tour is good. A 40-minute episode shows you why. When Serbian moto YouTuber Harlijeva Devojka rode with us, she filmed the whole thing — the gear-up, the trails, the lakes and the kayaks — and published it on her channel. Press play, then read on for what each part of the episode means for your own visit.
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1. The briefing and the gear
Every tour starts the way hers did: a safety briefing, helmets and gear fitted, and the guides walking you through the CFMOTO 625 before the convoy heads out. You need a driver's licence to ride — that's the one requirement.
2. Out of town and onto the trails
Within minutes of leaving Bela Crkva the tarmac ends. The episode's first riding section shows exactly what a guided convoy looks like from the saddle: guide up front, riders in line, dust behind.
3. Forest tracks and open terrain
The middle of the ride alternates shaded forest tracks with open stretches where the 625cc engine gets to work. Off-road riding through nature — the episode's title says it straight.
4. The crystal lakes
Bela Crkva is famous for its lakes, and every tour builds a stop around them. In summer, the water is the reward for the dust.
5. The water sports
The episode doesn't end with the quads — the water sports segment shows the kayaks out on the lake. If you want to combine riding and paddling in one day, that's exactly how we run it.
6. Her verdict
We won't spoil the ending — watch the episode for her own impressions. What we will say: nothing in it was staged for the camera. That's a regular tour, filmed.
Ride the same route yourself
Everything in the episode is a regular guided tour departing from Bela Crkva — 96km from Belgrade, 15 minutes from the Romanian border. Pick a date, turn up, and ride the same trails.
So sieht das Abenteuer aus
Thanks to Harlijeva Devojka for the collab and the episode — subscribe to her channel for more of her adventures. And when you're ready to swap watching for riding, the trails are waiting.