Arrive at the airport, where you will clear immigration and customs before collecting your baggage. You will then meet with a company representative in the arrival’s hall, who will assist you with your transfer to the hotel. After checking in, you will have the rest of the day free to relax and explore at your leisure.
Overnight at the hotel.

After breakfast and check-out, embark on a comprehensive city tour of Belgrade, the capital known for its diverse architectural styles, dynamic history, and fantastic views of one of Europe's largest river confluences. Begin with a panoramic drive and walking tour, starting at the impressive St. Sava Temple, a symbol of the city that can be seen from any part of the capital. After a short break at the temple's plateau, continue the panoramic tour to Slavija Square, St. Mark's Church, the Serbian National Parliament, and the Royal Palace, before reaching Republic Square, the most central point surrounded by cultural institutions like the National Theatre and National Museum. Proceed with a walking tour through the lively Knez Mihailo Street, the main shopping and pedestrian zone, and visit the Orthodox Cathedral across from the Building of the Patriarchate. Hear fascinating stories about the "Question Mark (?)", the oldest tavern in the city, before heading to Kalemegdan Park and Belgrade Fortress, the most important cultural-historic complex situated at the confluence of the Sava and Danube rivers. In the afternoon, embark on a kayak tour to explore the War Island, a triangular-shaped nature preserve covering an area of 2.11 km² at the junction of the Sava and Danube rivers. Paddle along the river and enjoy the breathtaking views from a unique perspective.
Overnight in Belgrade.

After breakfast and check-out, depart for a scenic transfer to the Zlatibor mountain region in Western Serbia, approximately a three-hour journey. Our first stop will be Mokra Gora, where you'll enjoy a ride on the historic Šargan Eight narrow-gauge train. Following the train ride, visit Drvengrad (Wooden Town), an ethno village created by renowned film director Emir Kusturica for his film "Life is a Miracle." Drvengrad is also home to the international "Kustendorf" film festival, which fosters connections between young filmmakers, students, and established actors and directors. Afterward, continue your transfer to Zlatibor, check in to your hotel, and enjoy some free time to relax or explore the area. Overnight in Zlatibor.

After breakfast at the hotel, we will begin our day with a visit to the old village of Sirogojno, located 26 km from the Zlatibor tourist center. Here, you will explore the only open-air museum in Serbia, “Staro Selo,” which showcases the living culture of the Zlatibor region from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The museum features traditional houses that reflect the unique way of life in extended family groups, or cooperatives, with up to 50 members.Next, we will visit the stunning Gostilje Waterfalls and Stopica Cave. For those seeking adventure, an exhilarating zip line experience awaits in the village of Ljubiš. In the afternoon, we will return to Zlatibor, where you will have free time to relax or explore the area. Overnight in Zlatibor.

After breakfast at the hotel, we will embark on a full-day tour to Tara Mountain. Located in the western part of Serbia, Tara Mountain is bordered by the deep canyon of the Drina River. In 1981, to protect its natural values, the Parliament of Serbia designated Tara as a national park following extensive research on the area. The mountain has been studied by many scientists, including Josif Pančić, who discovered the endemic conifer species known as Pančićeva Omorika (Picea omorika) in 1875. The region's woods, canyons, and riverbanks preserve traces of prehistoric, ancient, Roman, and Byzantine cultures, including the 13th-century Rača Monastery, a necropolis, and medieval tombstones in Perućac and Rastište, which are part of Serbia's medieval heritage. Additionally, the traditional log houses of the Dinaric Mountains along the banks of the Drina River represent a unique aspect of national heritage. After exploring, we will return to Zlatibor, where you will have free time to relax and unwind. Overnight in Zlatibor.

After breakfast at the hotel, check out and depart for a scenic ride from Zlatibor to Zlatar Lake. Enjoy a relaxing cruise on Zlatar Lake, where the vibrant blue waters, lush green pastures, and serene silence, punctuated by the sounds of birds, create a harmonious experience with nature. Next, we will visit the viewpoint at Radoinjsko Lake, located at the lower meander of the Uvac River. Following the cruise, explore the medieval Uzice Fortress, a symbol of the town, where you can immerse yourself in history and enjoy breathtaking views. Afterward, we will transfer to Belgrade, check in to your hotel, and have some free time to unwind. Overnight in Belgrade.

After breakfast at the hotel, you have the option to spend the day exploring Belgrade at your leisure, visiting museums, shopping, or enjoying Ada Lake. Alternatively, you can take a trip to Novi Sad, located 75 km away, which is the second-largest city in Serbia.

Once a border area during the Austro-Ottoman wars, Novi Sad is now a vibrant cultural, economic, and trade center. Begin your visit with a view of the Greek School and the Old Matica Srpska Library and Gallery from the outside, before admiring the intricate art inside the iconic Orthodox Cathedral. Stroll through City Hall and Liberty Square, and explore the pedestrian areas of Danube Street and Zmaj Jovina Street, as well as the monumental "Banovina" building, which houses the Executive Council and Assembly of Vojvodina Province.

Next, drive to Petrovaradin Fortress, one of the best-preserved fortifications on the Danube River, built during the reign of Queen Maria Theresa. Continue on to Sremski Karlovci for a historical and artistic tour of its beautiful baroque center, including the Patriarchal Residence, St. Nicholas Church, the Gymnasium, and the Fountain of Four Lions. Visit the Chapel of Peace, where the peace treaty between the Christian Alliance (Austria, Prussia, Venice) and the Ottomans was signed in 1699, marking the first use of a round table in world diplomacy.

Conclude your day with a visit to a local winery for a wine tasting accompanied by snacks before returning to Belgrade. You will then have free time to relax or explore further.
Overnight in Belgrade.

After a final breakfast at the hotel, you will be transferred to the airport for your onward flight, bidding farewell to Serbia with a heart full of wonderful memories from your tour. We hope you had an enriching and enjoyable experience exploring the country's rich history, vibrant culture, and stunning natural beauty.