INFORMATION ABOUT OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES

Some useful information:
Since 2004, the village in included in the municipality of Gevgelija; until 2004 it was part of the municipality of Miravci.
In 2020, a mountaineering and working action was held to mark the hiking trails around the village.
In Gevgelija, the monograph ``Sermenin`` by Risto Stamkov was promoted, which shows the historical development of the village.
A long-standing tradition of the village is the ``Walk of the Saints``, which takes place on the second day of Easter and icons of the saints are carried around the village. It starts from the church and goes around the whole village, after which the icons return to the church. On this day there are many visitors to the village from nearby towns such as Gevgelija and Bogdanci, as well as from the nearby villages. This is one of the most interesting Macedonian traditions that everyone should see.
Vancho Prke, a participant in WW II, was also born in the village.
In the village you can visit several sites:
5 km south of the village is the Singra archaeological site;
The springs of the Sermenin River/Belica is located next to the village;
The main church in the village is the one dedicated to St. George the GreatMartyr, built in 1834, located in the southwest part of the village; the church has been renovated twice so far - at the end of the 19th century and in 1940;
In the immediate vicinity of the village, i.e. above the village there is the church of St. Elijah, which dates back to the 10th century; on which foundations a new church was built;
If you’re an adventurer, the Stajka paraglider track is located above the village;
The old mill located along the Sermeninska river;

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The Vera waterfall is located on the Belica river, on the southern part of the Sermenin village, located on the slopes of Mount Kozhuv, 18.5 kilometers from Gevgelija.

The waterfall is located on an altitude of about 600 meters, it is 4 meters high, with a 3 meters deep pool formed just under the waterfall. An 80 meters path leads to the waterfall itself; made by local residents, the place is trimmed with a bridge, benches, tables and trash cans, while an asphalted road leads to the village of Sermenin.

The river Belica is full with water throughout the year and it makes this waterfall active throughout the year, and it is especially popular in the summer when the temperature is lower due to the dense forest around the waterfall.