Survivor Srbija | |
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Created by | Charlie Parsons |
Presented by | Andrija Milošević (Seasons 1–4) Marijana Batinić (Season 4) Bojan Perić (Season 5) |
Country of origin | Serbia |
Original language | Serbian |
No. of seasons | 5 |
No. of episodes | 196 |
Original release | |
Network | Prva Srpska Televizija (2008–2012) Nova S (2022–) |
Release | October 27, 2008 – present |
Survivor Srbija is the Serbian version of the reality television game show Survivor . Its first broadcast was on October 27, 2008. The show is broadcast by Prva.
In addition to Serbia, the show is broadcast in Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Macedonia, Slovenia and Montenegro. The fifth season has the subtitle Na putu do pob(j)ede (On the road to victory).
Country | TV Channel |
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Bosnia and Herzegovina | Alternativna TV (1st and 2nd season) NTV Hayat (2nd season) OBN (3rd and 4th seasons) Nova BH (5th season) |
Croatia | RTL Televizija (4th season) Nova TV (5th season) |
Montenegro | TV In (1st and 3rd seasons) PRO TV (2nd and 4th seasons) Nova M (5th season) |
North Macedonia | A1 Televizija (1st season) Sitel Televizija (2nd, 3rd and 4th seasons) |
Slovenia | TV3 Slovenia (2nd season) |
So far four seasons have been filmed and broadcast, with a fifth (pan-regional) season currently airing.
The show has a set number of contestants stranded on an isolated area for 53 days in the first two seasons and 32 and 37 days in the third and the fourth seasons.
The winners received a prize of €100,000. In VIP season, the winner received a prize of €50,000.
Andrija Milošević was an only host from seasons 1 to 3, when Marijana Batinić joined him to host season 4 together. In February 2022, it was announced that Bojan Perić would host season 5. [1]
Season | Winner(s) | Runner Up(s) | 2nd Runner-Up | 3rd Runner-Up | Vote | Contestants | No. of days | Tribes | Location | Year | |
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1 | Nemanja Pavlov | Radoslav Vidojević | Edita Janečka | — | 6-3-0 | 22 | 53 | Armada Roca Perla | Pearl Islands , Panama | 2008–2009 | |
2 | Aleksandar Krajišnik | Teja Lapanja | Vesna Đolović | — | 6-3-1 | 22 | 53 | Manobo Ga 'dang Diwata | Caramoan, Philippines | 2009–2010 | |
3 (VIP) | Andrej Maričić | Toni "Zen" Petkovski | Katarina Vučetić | Goca Tržan | 8-4-2 | 16 | 32 | Bahandi Kasuko Putong | Caramoan, Philippines | 2010–2011 | |
4 (VIP) | Vladimir "Vlada" Vuksanović | Milan Gromilić | Nikola Šoć | Sebastijan Flajs | 6-5-2-0 | 18 | 37 | Matambo Boruka Sibu | Corcovado, Costa Rica | 2012 | |
5 | Stefan Nevistić Nevena Blanusa | Milica Dabović Goran Špaleta | — | 25 | 72 | Mao Azua | Dominican Republic | 2022 | |||
6 | Survivor: Dominican Republic | Nataša Kondić Antonia Ivić | Anja Andrejić Denis Svila | — | 25 | 72 | Mao Azua | Dominican Republic | 2023 |
Name | Age | Hometown | Season | Finish | Profession | Day of Elimination |
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Miodrag Jovanović | 55 | Belgrade | Survivor Srbija: Panama | 22nd | ||
Slobodanka Tošić | 22 | Han Pijesak, Bosna i Hercegovina | Survivor Srbija: Panama | 21st | ||
Bojana Lukić-Jovković | 41 | Belgrade | Survivor Srbija: Panama | 20th | ||
Tamara Jovičić | 33 | Čačak | Survivor Srbija: Panama | 19th | ||
Miloš Todorović | 46 | Lazarevac | Survivor Srbija: Panama | 18th | ||
Saša Ljuboja | 34 | Belgrade | Survivor Srbija: Panama | 17th | ||
Ognjen Janevski | 24 | Valjevo | Survivor Srbija: Panama | 16th | ||
Marija Grubač | 25 | Herceg Novi, Montenegro | Survivor Srbija: Panama | 15th | ||
Petar Obradović | 32 | Belgrade | Survivor Srbija: Panama | 14th | ||
Tatjana Vesnić | 20 | Belgrade | Survivor Srbija: Panama | 13th | ||
Vanja Jelača | 25 | Novi Sad | Survivor Srbija: pobednik | 12th | ||
Dario Ćirić | 31 | Belgrade | Survivor Srbija: Panama | 11th | ||
Nemanja Rosić | 20 | Belgrade | Survivor Srbija: Panama | 10th | ||
Vanja Mandić | 29 | Novi Sad | Survivor Srbija: Panama | 9th | ||
Maja Lazarević | 26 | Belgrade | Survivor Srbija: Panama | 8th | ||
Miloš Bugarčić | 32 | Belgrade | Survivor Srbija: Panama | 7th | ||
Vanja Radović | 32 | Zemun | Survivor Srbija: Panama | 6th | ||
Duško Nožinić | 29 | Sisak/Jagodina | Survivor Srbija: Panama | 5th | ||
Hana Stamatović | 26 | Belgrade | Survivor Srbija: Panama | 4th | ||
Edita Janečka | 27 | Zrenjanin | Survivor Srbija: Panama | 2nd Runner-Up | ||
Radoslav Vidojević | 31 | Pale/Belgrade | Survivor Srbija: Panama | Runner-Up | ||
Nemanja Pavlov | 29 | Valjevo/Novi Sad | Survivor Srbija: Panama | Winner | ||
Branka Čudanov | 28 | Kikinda | Survivor Srbija: Philippines | 22nd | ||
Gordana Berger | 38 | Belgrade | Survivor Srbija: Philippines | 21st | ||
Ana Mitrić | 23 | Belgrade | Survivor Srbija: Philippines | 20th | ||
Milena Vitanović | 21 | Paraćin | Survivor Srbija: Philippines | 19th | ||
Branislava Bogdanović | 27 | Kačarevo | Survivor Srbija: Philippines | 18th | ||
Pece Kotevski | 42 | Bitola, Macedonia | Survivor Srbija: Philippines | 17th | ||
Predrag Veljković | 29 | Pekčanica, near Kraljevo | Survivor Srbija: Philippines | 16th | ||
Anita Mažar | 23 | Kula | Survivor Srbija: Philippines | 15th | ||
Aleksandar Bošković | 28 | Belgrade | Survivor Srbija: Philippines | 14th | ||
Ana Stojanovska | 21 | Skopje, Macedonia | Survivor Srbija: Philippines | 13th | ||
Luka Rajačić | 21 | Belgrade | Survivor Srbija: Philippines | 12th | ||
Nemanja Vučetić | 23 | Novi Sad | Survivor Srbija: Philippines | 11th | ||
Nikola Kovačević | 24 | Kragujevac | Survivor Srbija: Philippines | 10th | ||
Dina Berić | 23 | Ledinci, near Novi Sad | Survivor Srbija: Philippines | 9th | ||
Višnja Banković | 24 | Aranđelovac | Survivor Srbija: Philippines | 8th | ||
Klemen Rutar | 21 | Ljubljana, Slovenija | Survivor Srbija: Philippines | 7th | ||
Srđan Dinčić | 25 | Sremska Mitrovica | Survivor Srbija: Philippines | 6th | ||
Njegoš Arnautović | 21 | Bijeljina, Bosnia and Herzegovina | Survivor Srbija: Philippines | 5th | ||
Dušan Milisavljević | 25 | Zvečan | Survivor Srbija: Philippines | 4th | ||
Vesna Đolović | 38 | Belgrade | Survivor Srbija: Philippines | 2nd Runner-Up | ||
Teja Lapanja | 30 | Škofja Loka, Slovenija | Survivor Srbija: Philippines | Runner-Up | ||
Aleksandar Krajišnik | 19 | Majur, near Šabac | Survivor Srbija: Philippines | Winner | ||
Nikolija Jovanović | 21 | Athens, Greece | Survivor Srbija VIP: Philippines | 16th | ||
Vesna Zmijanac | 53 | Bukulja | Survivor Srbija VIP: Philippines | 15th | ||
Biljana Cincarević | 35 | Belgrade | Survivor Srbija VIP: Philippines | 14th | ||
Milan Rus | 33 | Belgrade | Survivor Srbija VIP: Philippines | 13th | ||
Nenad "Knez" Knežević | 43 | Belgrade | Survivor Srbija VIP: Philippines | 12th | ||
Miloš Vlalukin | 30 | Belgrade | Survivor Srbija VIP: Philippines | 11th | ||
Edin Škorić | 35 | Belgrade | Survivor Srbija VIP: Philippines | 10th | ||
Nikola Rokvić | 25 | Belgrade | Survivor Srbija VIP: Philippines | 9th | ||
Aleksandra Perović | 32 | Belgrade | Survivor Srbija VIP: Philippines | 8th | ||
Bojana Barović | 27 | Los Angeles, United States | Survivor Srbija VIP: Philippines | 7th | ||
Jelena Mrkić | 27 | Novi Sad | Survivor Srbija VIP: Philippines | 6th | ||
Marko Bulat | 37 | Belgrade | Survivor Srbija VIP: Philippines | 5th | ||
Gordana "Goca" Tržan | 36 | Belgrade | Survivor Srbija VIP: Philippines | 4th | ||
Katarina Vučetić | 27 | Belgrade | Survivor Srbija VIP: Philippines | 2nd Runner-Up | ||
Toni "Zen" Petkovski | 27 | Skopje, Macedonia | Survivor Srbija VIP: Philippines | Runner-Up | ||
Andrej Maričić | 30 | Belgrade | Survivor Srbija VIP: Philippines | Winner | ||
Aleksandra Nakova | 23 | Gevgelija, Macedonia | Survivor VIP: Costa Rica | Disqualified | ||
Stanija Dobrojević | 27 | Ruma | Survivor VIP: Costa Rica | Disqualified | ||
Mia Begović | 49 | Zagreb, Croatia | Survivor VIP: Costa Rica | 16th | ||
Jelena Maćić | 44 | Belgrade | Survivor VIP: Costa Rica | 15th | ||
Radovan Stošić | 28 | Zagreb, Croatia | Survivor VIP: Costa Rica | 14th | ||
Žarko "Žare" Berber | 43 | Skopje, Macedonia | Survivor VIP: Costa Rica | 13th | ||
Neven Ciganović | 42 | Zagreb, Croatia | Survivor VIP: Costa Rica | 12th | ||
Marko Karadžić | 36 | Belgrade | Survivor VIP: Costa Rica | 11th | ||
Ognjen Kajganić | 36 | Belgrade | Survivor VIP: Costa Rica | 10th | ||
Maja Lena Lopatni | 21 | Zagreb, Croatia | Survivor VIP: Costa Rica | 9th | ||
Aleksandra "Aleks" Grdić | 33 | Virovitica, Croatia | Survivor VIP: Costa Rica | 8th | ||
Ava Karabatić | 24 | Split, Croatia | Survivor VIP: Costa Rica | 7th | ||
Martina Vrbos | 28 | Zagreb, Croatia | Survivor VIP: Costa Rica | 6th | ||
Kristina Bekvalac | 27 | Novi Sad | Survivor VIP: Costa Rica | 5th | ||
Sebastijan Flajs | 29 | Samobor, Croatia | Survivor VIP: Costa Rica | 3rd Runner-Up | ||
Nikola Šoć | 26 | Cetinje, Montenegro | Survivor VIP: Costa Rica | 2nd Runner-Up | ||
Milan Gromilić | 33 | Belgrade | Survivor VIP: Costa Rica | Runner-Up | ||
Vladimir "Vlada" Vuksanović | 24 | Belgrade | Survivor VIP: Costa Rica | Winner | ||
Sanja Močibob | 37 | Umag, Croatia | Survivor Dominican Republic | 25th | Marketing student | Eliminated on 5th day |
Igor Lazić "Niggor" | 51 | Kotor, Montenegro | Survivor Dominican Republic | 24th | hip hop artist | Eliminated on 12th day |
Ivana Banfić | 52 | Zagreb, Croatia | Survivor Dominican Republic | 23rd | Singer | Left the Survivor on 13th day |
Ivona Koković | 31 | Prokuplje | Survivor Dominican Republic | 22nd | Life Coach | Eliminated on 18th day |
Kristian Rauš | 27 | Zagreb, Croatia | Survivor Dominican Republic | 21st | Personal Coach | Eliminated on 23rd day |
Hrvoje Habdija | 30 | Zagreb, Croatia | Survivor Dominican Republic | 20th | Skipper | Eliminated on 28th day |
Ramiz Gusinac | 52 | Novi Pazar | Survivor Dominican Republic | 19th | Barber | Eliminated on 33rd day |
Viktor Bobić | 35 | Jablanovec, Croatia | Survivor Dominican Republic | 18th | Owner of Gym | Left on 34th day because of injury |
Jovana Tomić | 24 | Belgrade | Survivor Dominican Republic | 17th | Molecular Biologist | Eliminated on 39th day |
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