Ultimate Travel Guide Serbia
Discover the history and hospitality of Serbia with the ultimate travel guide in Serbia. You can’t miss the fairytale landscapes of Mokra Gora!
Serbia, with a population of 6.834 million and a size of 88,499 kmยฒ, is renowned for its warm hospitality and friendly people. Serbians are known for expressing themselves genuinely from the heart, and we can confirm this based on our experiences of spending time with locals who consistently made us feel at home.
Beyond the enchanting allure of Belgrade, there are many reasons to visit Serbia. Serbia is a must-visit destination with its rich history, vibrant nightlife, authentic Eastern European cuisine, and abundant natural beauty.
Embark on a memorable journey to Serbia with this ultimate guide, offering insights into must-visit places, where to stay, and more for an extraordinary experience, including the magical Mokra Gora in your itinerary.
What to Know
Best time to visit
The optimal times to visit Serbia are from March to May and September to October, avoiding the peak heat of June, July, and August. The months with the least rainfall are February and October, while snowfall is typical from November to March.
Currency and ATMs
The official currency of Serbia is the Serbian Dinar. ATMs are easily accessible, particularly in post offices, and accept DinaCard, VISA, MasterCard, and Maestro payment cards. We suggest using NLB ATMs to avoid additional charges.
Safety Rank
Serbia holds the 65th safety rank out of 163 countries, making it a safe travel destination. While it requires standard caution, similar to any other place, Belgrade, especially, exudes the vibrancy and infrastructure of a European capital. We had no issues and consistently felt secure throughout our time in Serbia.
Hitchhiking
Hitchhiking in Serbia can be challenging, with an average wait time of 2-3 hours or more. Night hitchhiking is even more difficult due to the scarcity of streetlights outside cities. Drop-offs might be several kilometres from the nearest place, requiring additional walking to reach a decent junction.
Visa
EU citizens enjoy visa exemption for visiting Serbia, while other travellers need to obtain a visa from a Serbian diplomatic mission.
Plugs
Serbia, like Macedonia, uses Type F plugs, which adhere to the CEE 7/4 and CEE 7/7 standards.
Your Journey Starts Here
Book Your Flight
Save on Accommodations
find your perfect hostel
Secure Your Car
Reserve a Seat on Buses and Trains
Take a Day Tour to North Serbia
Visit Western Serbia
Save on Roaming Charges
Insure Yourself
Get Transfered
Store Your Luggage
