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Zagubica is a town in the area of Homolje, surrounded by mountain ranges on all sides – Homoljske mountains (940 m) to the north, Beljanica (1.336 m) to the south, Crni Vrh (1.027 m) to the east and Gornjacka Planina (825 m) to the west. Zagubica lies at altitude of 315 meters above sea level, and was first mentioned in a document from the year 1467, when it was called Jabukovica. Only 4 kilometres from Zagubica, near the village Suvi Do, there is Trska church. Nobody knows when exactly it was built, but it is believed to fall somewhere between 9th and 12th century. It architectural style belongs to the Raska school. 
Spring of the Mlava is located in the town of Zagubica, just at the northern foot of Mt. Beljanica, and is actually a small lake from which the river springs. It is inside a natural amphitheatre, open to the west with a small valley through which the water flows away. The lake is only about 30 meters wide and, due to its great depth, the colour of the water is dark green. Diving crews have managed to dive as deep as 70 meters, but they haven’t reached the bottom, so the depth of this lake remains unknown to this day.
Zagubica is 162 kilometres away from Belgrade and 48 kilometres from Bor. It can be reached using regular bus lines from Bor or Despotovac.
You can reach the city of Bor by bus from Belgrade. There are five daily buses connecting Belgrade and Bor, leaving Belgrade at 10.30 am, 02.15 pm, 03.15 pm, 04.00 pm and 05.30 pm. Ticket price depends on the company, but it averages around 8 euros.
In close proximity of Zagubica there’s the famous Buk waterfall, as well as Gornjak monastery.
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