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Serbia Tours & Holiday
Serbia holidays that take you past Belgrade through four Balkan nations where Christianity meets Islam at almost every turn. Hidden Europe at its most layered.
Sitting on the old fault line between the great empires of east and west, Serbia is a country built on overlapping cultures, where Ottoman tea houses, Habsburg facades and Orthodox monasteries can sit on adjacent streets. With a population of around 7.5 million, the country is small enough to cross in a day yet rich enough in history to need a fortnight to really begin to read.
Serbia tours that work properly tend to step beyond the borders, taking in guided Bosnia and Herzegovina tours, Montenegro and Croatia in the same loop, because the region’s stories simply don’t stop at the lines on a map. From the wine cellars of Rajac to the UNESCO monasteries of Studenica and Sopoćani, this is a country that rewards travellers who arrive curious about what came before the headlines.
Explore our Serbia Tours
Our Serbia tours don’t stop at the border. The two-week itinerary loops out of Belgrade and into Montenegro, Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina before circling back, threading together UNESCO monasteries, the medieval walled city of Kotor, Sarajevo’s Ottoman quarter, Mostar’s iconic bridge and Dubrovnik’s marble streets. Stops at Durmitor and Biogradska Gora bring some of the finest mountain landscapes in Europe into the picture, alongside vineyard towns, river crossings and historic frontier villages. These are trips designed for small group guided tours with Undiscovered Destinations, where local context matters as much as the next monument.
Tour Package Overview
1. Balkan Explorer
15 days, from £2,995 per person
A two-week loop across four countries, beginning in Belgrade and tracing a path through Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia and Montenegro before ending at the gates of Dubrovnik on the Adriatic. You’ll wander the Ottoman lanes of Sarajevo, stand on Mostar’s reconstructed bridge, walk the medieval walls of Kotor and take in the mountain landscapes of Durmitor and Biogradska Gora, picking up the strands of empire, faith and recent history that knot the region together. View full itinerary →
What to see on our Serbia Group Tours
Visit Serbia as part of a wider tour of the Balkans including Montenegro, Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina
Explore the Fruška Gora National Park, also referred as the “Serbian Athos” and “The Holly Mountain”
Visit Rajac and its wine cellars built from the mid eighteenth century
Marvel at the UNESCO sites of Studencia and Sopocani Monasteries
Take a stroll around the old walled city of Kotor
Explore Dubrovnik, one of Croatia most attractive cities
Explore the old Ottoman city of Mostar, with its iconic bridge
Enjoy a walk around the historic sights of Sarajevo
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Our Serbia tour packages start from £2,995 per person for the 15-day Balkan itinerary, including ground transfers, border crossings, daily breakfasts and your English-speaking tour leader throughout. There is no compulsory single supplement for solo travellers. For a full breakdown of what's included on each departure date, please contact Undiscovered Destinations for more details.
British, EU, US, Canadian, Australian and most other passport holders can enter Serbia visa-free for stays of up to 90 days, with broadly similar rules for Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia and Montenegro. Always check current entry requirements with the relevant embassy before you travel as rules can change.
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