Discover Serbia 10 Days / 9 Nights

Welcome to Serbia! Our drivers will greet you at the Belgrade International Airport and escort you to your hotel. After some rest, embark on a panoramic tour of Belgrade, Serbia's vibrant capital. Marvel at the grandeur of the Temple of St. Sava, one of the world's largest Christian shrines. Wander through the city's core, discovering Republic Square, Knez Mihailova pedestrian street, and the oldest tavern in Belgrade. The day ends with a visit to the Belgrade Fortress and Kalemegdan Park, offering stunning views over the Danube and Sava rivers. Overnight in Belgrade.

After breakfast, we head north to Novi Sad, Serbia's second-largest city. Here, we explore Liberty Square, the Serbian National Theatre, and the city's charming pedestrian streets. We then cross the Danube to visit the Petrovaradin Fortress, a historical gem. After a delightful lunch by the river, we proceed to Sremski Karlovci, a town renowned for its cultural significance and wine production. A visit to the local wine cellars is a must before we return to Belgrade for the night.

Day three is dedicated to the diverse beauty of Serbia. We start with a visit to Carska Bara Nature Reserve, a haven for birdwatchers. A boat ride through the reserve offers a chance to spot some of Europe's rarest bird species. We then head to Belo Blato, a village known for its ethnic diversity, and Kovačica, the world capital of Naive Art. Here, we visit the Naive Art Gallery and meet renowned artists. The day concludes with a visit to Deliblato Sands, a unique European site, before returning to Belgrade for the night.

Day four takes us to East Serbia, a region steeped in history and natural beauty. We visit Smederevo, the last Serbian Medieval capital, and explore its impressive fortress. Next, we uncover the ancient Roman city of Viminacium and its extraordinary mammoth excavation site. We then follow the Danube to the Iron Gate gorge, where we enjoy a boat ride around the Golubac Fortress. The day concludes with a visit to Lepenski Vir, the site of the oldest settlement found in Europe, before we settle in for the night at Mt Rtanj.

Day five takes us to one of the oldest wine regions in Europe, Rajacke Pimnice. Here, we delve into the secrets of wine-making and sample some of the finest local wines. We then head to Zajecar to visit a UNESCO site that was once the residence of the Roman Emperor Galerius. After exploring the palace's extraordinary mosaics and arts, we continue to Niš, the native town of Roman Emperor Constantine the Great. Here, we visit the Niš Fortress and the notorious Ćele-kula, a tower built by the Ottomans with the heads of the Serbian rebel army. Overnight in Niš.

Day six takes us to the heart of the Serbian Medieval Kingdom. We start in Kruševac, visiting the Lazarica Church, a well-preserved part of the great Medieval city. We then head to Kraljevo to visit the Žiča Monastery, known as 'the church of the Seven Kings.' Here, we delve into the magnificent history of the Balkans and Serbia's position between East and West. The day concludes with a visit to a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the oldest monasteries in Serbia. We then settle in for some well-deserved rest at Vrnjacka Spa, one of the best spas Southeast Europe has to offer.

Day seven takes us to the heart of Old Serbia. We visit Novi Pazar, the center of the Serbian state during the Middle Ages, and explore the UNESCO World Heritage site of Old Ras and the oldest monasteries in Serbia. We then head to Sjenica, a picturesque town surrounded by magnificent mountains. Here, we embark on a boat ride on Uvac Canyon, home to the largest European bird of prey, the Griffon Vulture. The day ends with a visit to Mt. Zlatar for rest and overnight.

Day eight is all about the alpine wonders of Serbia. We start with a visit to Mt. Zlatibor, where we explore the Stopića Cave and the Gostilje Waterfall. We then visit the Sirogojno Open-air Museum to learn about Serbian highland traditions. The day concludes with a panoramic ride on the Zlatibor Golden Gondola, offering spectacular views of the region. We then travel to our hotel on Mt. Tara for rest and overnight.

Day nine is dedicated to the 'Queen of Mountains,' Mt. Tara. We explore this beautiful National Park, known for its raw natural beauty. We then embark on a unique train experience on the famous 'Šargan Eight' rail, offering a new perspective on the mountain. The day concludes with a visit to the Drvengrad Ethno Complex, the largest one in Southeast Europe and famous for the elite Film Festival 'Kustendorf.' Overnight at Mt. Tara.