Serbia Tours December 2023

Serbia Travel Guide

Serbia Tours Things To Do

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  Belgrade

  If you have ever visited Berlin, you will know how it's like to be in Belgrade. This vibrant city in the heart of the Balkans will surprise you with its dynamic nightlife. This city is a great mixture of the East and the West, where you will never get bored of exploring it. Belgrade is a city that is playing a vital role in the overall boom of tourism in Serbia. This city is full of energy and always on the move, so you need to go along or you might not be able to catch up.  

  Best Time To Visit

  It is said that Belgrade has somewhat a semi-tropical climate and winters can be freezing but at the same time there is some chance of precipitation during the summers. Therefore the most enjoyable time to visit Belgrade is either from March to May or from September to October.  

   

  You Should Know

  You can freely participate in public events designated to address the issues regarding the environment and culture but it is advised not to indulge in events that are political in nature. Belgrade is a city where you can negotiate the price to get a bargain for your goods and it is good to practice that, in order to protect yourself from being ripped off, although that is highly unlikely.  

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  Sremski Karlovci

  Sremski Karlovci is a town full of history and heritage. It used to be a Roman fortress and became a center of culture and spirituality in the 18th century. This town is well known in Serbia because of its tasty local wines, so if you are not going to be driving back by yourself it is recommended that you stopover for some wine tasting. Sremski Karlovci is also considered as the gateway for Fruska Gora National Park.  

  Best Time To Visit

  The best time to travel to Sremski Karlovci is from May until September when the weather is not unbearably cold and you have ample time to enjoy the serenity on a warm sunny day.  

   

  You Should Know

  This small town is home to just about 10,000 inhabitants and the size of the town is so small that you can easily visit the entire town on foot and you don't need to be worried about the public transport in this town. This town is a perfect one day trip and while you are at it, don't forget to visit the town center where the most significant building of the town from the 20th century is situated at.

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  Mokra Gora

  Mokra Gora which literally means a wet mountain is a village located in the southwestern part of Serbia. This is a village that has fairytale natural views. This village is home to one of the most beautiful landscapes in all of Serbia and has some of the best steam engine museums. If you love trains then this is the place for you.  

  Best Time To Visit

  The best time to tour this village in Serbia is during the summers in the months of June, July, and August as you will be able to enjoy the scenery only if the view is clear, which is usually possible during summers as winters can get really cold and might be an obstacle in the view.  

   

  You Should Know

  The journey to Mokra Gora can take about 3 to 4 hours and the best option to get there is by a rented car. There is a lack of public transport in this village-like town but that is the beauty of it, you won't see too many tourists flocking this picturesque landscape because of the accessibility and as they say better things are often difficult to get.

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  Novi Sad

  Novi Sad is also known as the Athens of Serbia, because of its long history and culture. This city has been a tourist attraction for a very long time because of its lively pedestrian scene. Cities like Novi Sad provide a great break from trips in smoky and polluted urban cities. You can go for stroll to any place within the city due to its well-connected streets and alleys.  

  Best Time To Visit

  Spring and autumn are the two best seasons to visit Novi Sad. If you are into music then July would also be a good time to visit Novi Sad for you because Novi Sad hosts Serbia's largest music festival in the month of July.  

   

  You Should Know

  In Novi Sad, you can easily find a place where you can live with the local families, and living with the locals is a great way to get to know the real-life and culture of the locals. Don't forget to cruise into the morning markets of Novi Sad, which is the best way to start a refreshing day in this city.

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  Zlatibor

  Zlatibor is a mountain resort in the southwestern side of Serbia. It has captivating views that you will never want to get away from. Zlatibor has mountains in the North and rivers in the East and South. It has medium hills and a lot of fields, for which you will need to have a lot of time to wander around.  

  Best Time To Visit

  Zlatibor is the most enjoyable, if visited from May to September because the weather is dry and warm during these months.   

   

  You Should Know

  Zlatibor is a place where you will enjoy every moment of your life and there are a lot of hidden gems in this beautiful valley. There are waterfalls within the mountains that you can look for and if you are lucky you might be able to take a shower in a real waterfall in this awesome Serbian valley.

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  Djerdap National Park

  Djerdap is Serbia's largest national park and it has a really dramatic scene to it due to the fact that it is situated right in the middle of a fortress and a river. The unique location of this national park makes it an attraction that is stretched from manmade architectures to natural landscapes. The main attraction of the park is its mighty iron gates, which make this national park, stand out from all other national parks in the country.   

  Best Time To Visit

  Visit this attraction during spring or autumn because as you must be aware that Serbia's weather has extreme temperatures in the summers as well as winters.  

   

  You Should Know

  On your trip to this park be prepared to witness the cliffs that have images carved into them. If possible, do take a boat ride in the Danube River and have a time of your life witnessing these amazing cliffs.

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  Golubac

  Golubac is the fortress that is located in the vicinity of Djerdap National Park. This fortress was most likely built during the 14th century. It has three compounds which were all constructed in three different phases. This fortress is the reason why many people visit Djerdap National Park. Golubac has ten towers and it is such an extraordinary landmark that you will need to be extra careful while visiting it, so that you don't get lost wandering around it.  

  Best Time To Visit

  In order to enjoy the sun over the Golubac Fortress, it is recommended that you visit during the spring when there is no rainfall and the cold winter days have passed.  

   

  You Should Know

  Golubac is known as the guardian of Serbia; it stands tall and seems like its protecting the country from any harm that may come its way. The original founder and the date of its foundation still remain unknown. Golubac is just 130 km away from Belgrade, and it's only a 2-hour drive from the highway, so you can easily get to the fortress from the capital.

Serbia Tour Packages

• Spring (March to May)

  Spring (March to May) is a delightful time to visit. The weather is mild, and the countryside bursts into bloom, making it ideal for sightseeing and outdoor activities. Tours during this period often include visits to Serbia's national parks and historic sites without the summer crowds.

• Summer (June to August)

  Summer (June to August) is the peak tourist season. The weather is warm and sunny, perfect for exploring the country's outdoor attractions like the Uvac Special Nature Reserve or enjoying the lively atmosphere of cities like Belgrade and Novi Sad. Summer also hosts numerous festivals, including the famous EXIT music festival.

• Autumn (September to November)

  Autumn (September to November) sees fewer tourists and is characterized by pleasant weather and beautiful fall foliage. This season is excellent for cultural tours, wine tasting in the vineyards of Vojvodina, and enjoying the serenity of the Danube River.

• Winter (December to February)

  Winter (December to February) is cold, with snow in the mountains, making it a great time for skiing in Kopaonik National Park. Cities like Belgrade offer a cozy winter atmosphere, with fewer tourists and local events.

• Are You Ready to Tour Serbia?

  Are you ready to explore the hidden gem of the Balkans? Serbia, with its rich history, stunning landscapes, and vibrant culture, awaits to be discovered. Touring Serbia offers an opportunity to delve into the country's tumultuous past, wander through ancient fortresses, and experience the lively atmosphere of its cities. The natural beauty of the Serbian countryside, with its rolling hills and serene rivers, adds to the allure. Indulge in the hearty flavors of Serbian cuisine, immerse yourself in traditional music and dance, and embrace the warmth of Serbian hospitality.

Serbia Tours Frequently Asked Questions

• What are Serbia Tours?

  Serbia tours are tours that are designed for you to go on a vacation to the Southeast European country called Serbia. These tours can also be customized according to your own preferences. These tours usually take you on a trip to the most exquisite tourist destinations in Serbia

• What’s Included in a Serbia Tour?

  The amenities that will be included in your Serbia tour vary from package to package. You mostly have a choice to go with the tours that only offer basic amenities like a tour guide, accommodation, transportation within the country, and meals or you can choose tours that also offer airfares and beverages along with the above-mentioned basic amenities.

• What’s the Best Serbia Tour?

  There are many tours that are considered as the best for Serbia, by the tourists, such as Balkan Holidays, Victor Tours, and Serbia Tours Operator. It is not necessary that the best for other tourists is also best for you, so read the package carefully before choosing your Serbia tour.

• How Much Do Serbia Tours Cost?

  There are not too many tours for Serbia so the ones that are visiting Serbia are quite exquisite and the prices may vary from $300 to $2500. But if you don't like a tour that is being offered you can always go for a private, customized, tour to Serbia for a higher price.