Tours

Nikola Tesla Airport Belgrade - Hotel (20KM)
Upon arrival in Belgrade, the capital of Serbia, you will be welcomed by your driver and escorted to your hotel.  Sitting at the junction of two major rivers – the Sava and the Danube – it’s an important intersection between Eastern and Western Europe. Free time to explore the city. Perhaps begin with a wander around the city’s wide boulevards and squares, and the historic and green heart of Kalemegdan Park. The Park is home to Kalemegdan Fortress, which has overlooked the river here for centuries. In the evening, head down to Skadarska Street in the bohemian quarter of Skadarlija to sample some authentic local food and enjoy the lively atmosphere.

Overnight in Belgrade

Belgrade - Podgorica (Flight Ticket)

Podgorica airport - Zabjak (130KM)

Pick up from hotel for transfer to Nikola Tesla airport. Flight from Belgrade to Podgorica. Pick up from APT Podgorica. Transfer from Podgorica Airport to – Zabljak, around 3 h standard car, without guide. The driver will be waiting with a sign which holds your name. Accommodation in Žabljak, Montenegro. Free Evening.

Overnight in Zabjak

Zabjak – Cetinje - Budva (180KM)

Breakfast.  After breakfast departure to Cetinje. Cetinje is cultural center of Montenegro. It is situated at the foot of Mt. Lovcen, 30km away from the coast. It was founded in the XV century by Ivan Crnojevic, the ruler of Zeta of that period. It is not at all an easy task to decide which of numerous monuments we should introduce you to. The choice had to be made and, hence, we decided to visit King Nicola’s Palace and Monastery of Cetinje. King Nicola’s Palace - Initially, when it was founded in 1926, it was a National Museum and later, it became State Museum of Montenegro. It possesses tens of thousands of objects organized in archeological, ethnographic and art collections, as well as in collections of medals, weapons, plaques, stamps, coat of arms, flags and photos.

Biljarda, the palace is in the historic center of Cetinje, near the Cetinje Monastery. Prince-Bishop Petar II Petrović-Njegoš started the building of the palace on 29 March 1838. Initially, it was called the 'New House', but soon it got its new name 'Biljarda' (Billiard House) after the central room on the first floor which contained a billiard table, the prince-bishop's favorite game.

From Cetinje, the road leads us to Sveti Stefan Island. The Stevi Stefan island was once a trading center of the Pastrovic clan, was a significant and strategic location during the Venetians but by the end of 19th century the inhabitants of the island began to immigrate. After 1955 the island was renovated and turned into a hotel.

Arrival at hotel and overnight.  

Overnight in Budva  

Kotor - Perast - Risan - Tivat - Podgorica (135KM)

 After breakfast start with a city tour.  Kotor is a town that has best preserved its medieval appearance among the Mediterranean towns. Between 1420 and 1797 Kotor was under the Venetians.

The influence of Venetia is evident in the architecture of a town and its tradition as well.  Kotor has many cultural monuments, and the most distinctive ones are: The St. Tryphon’s Cathedral, St. Luca’s church, St. Maria’s church, St. Nicholas’s church, the Napoleon’s theatre, Maritime Museum, Square of arms with the tower-clock etc. The Cathedral of St. Tryphon has a Treasury of immense value. In its interior there are frescos from the 14th century, stone ornament above the main alter in which life of St. Tryphon is depicted, as well as a relief of saints in gold and silver. Lunch in a local tavern.

Departure for Perast.  Perast is a town stranded on a precipitous cliff on the coast of Boka Bay. It is a miraculous town that has beaded and placed its houses as if they were audience in an antique amphitheater whose stage is made of crystal, and its parapets are high walls. Perast is a medieval town that in the XVII and XVIII century was a powerful port. Today, Perast is a town-museum. Several of its edifices are considered the most beautiful baroque buildings of the Eastern Adriatic Coast. There are two museums in Perast. The main one is situated in the Bujovic Palace and it possesses, among other exponents, a fine collection of portraits. The second museum is situated at the location of the Naval School. It possesses a collection of documents and objects related to the nautical history of the region. In front of Perast, looking like anchored ships, are situated two gorgeous islands: The St. George and the Lady of the Rocks.  

Transfer to Podgorica Airport.  Boarding for the flight Podgorica – Belgrade. Pick up from the airport and transfer to the hotel.

Overnight in Belgrade.

Belgrade Panoramic City Tour

The sightseeing starts on your way to New Belgrade, a part of the city built in the communist era. You will be passing by the Palace of Serbia, its construction and facade reflecting the aspiration for architectural grandiose in the second part of the 20th century. Another example of brutalist architecture is the Genex tower, standing tall among the "chess-like" grid of New Belgrade blocks. You will then proceed towards the Belgrade Arena and Congress Hall Sava Center, pass over the "Gazelle" bridge to reach more vibrant and colourful parts of Belgrade and go on with the must-see program.

The next part of the tour involves the elite district of Dedinje with edifices of exceptionally rich architectural value. You will make a short break in front the memorial complex devoted to the history of Yugoslavia, with a special emphasis on the life of Josip Broz Tito, a fierce Yugoslavian leader who pioneered solidarity, unity and peace remaining to be the hero of the nation today. Driving from Dedinje, you will take a glance at the stadiums of FC Red Star, once Champions League winner and FC Partizan.

After a short drive, you will hop-off on the top of Vračar hill crowned with Saint Sava Temple. This symbol of Belgrade, with its white and gold exterior beautifully reflecting the sun rays, has a prominent place on the Belgrade skyline and it represents the strong faith of the Serbian nation. The plateau is the home of the Serbian National Library, and it is guarded by the monument dedicated to Karađorđe, the leader of the First Serbian Uprising against the Ottoman Empire.

Following the route of this comprehensive tour, you will be reaching the Slavija square, where just about a century ago, ducks were hunted. Close to it, you will see the remains of the Serbian General Staff building, destroyed during the NATO bombing in 1999. A drive through this hilly part of Belgrade gives you a chance to enjoy exquisite neighbourhoods and eclectic combinations of architectural styles, reflecting the 23 century-long history of Belgrade. One of the most historically significant point is Saint Mark's church that keeps the relic of Tsar Dušan, the most powerful ruler in the history of Serbia.

Approaching the nucleus of Belgrade, you'll pass through an administrative triangle formed by the imposing seat of the Serbian National Parliament, as well as the Old and New Palaces as residencies of the City Parliament and the President. After theatrical Terazije square with its remarkable hotel Moskva, we will shortly pass the Republic square, the most central point of Belgrade.

You will feel the „beating heart" of Belgrade right beneath your feet once we reach the vivid centre of the city and the Belgrade fortress. Walking from Student's square, an educational hub of the Serbian capital, Uzun Mirko's street will lead you to the remarkable fortress consisting of layers from different epochs. A relaxing walk from Kalemegdan Park to the Victor monument will be the cherry on the top – an unforgettable view over the city and Sava and Danube rivers confluence

Overnight in Belgrade.

Belgrade - Manasija – Resava (280KM)

Discover the gemstones of Mother Nature and medieval culture in the flourishing Resava valley.Be ready for departure in front of your accommodation in Belgrade at 9:00 am, you will be picked up and transferred. First stop will be after a 1,5 h drive accompanied by an interesting story of your guide – history expert. Learn some new things about Medieval Serbian State on your way to beautiful Šumadija and arrive somewhere in between the green hills of the vivid Resava River gorge where the medieval Manasija Monastery is located. This complex with a magic atmosphere was built as a real military fortification with towers and walls in order to protect Church of Saint Trinity from Ottomans. It was built during the rule of Despot Stefan Lazarević in the early 15th century. Turks conquered the Monastery in the 15th century, then Austrians in the 18th, so in the 19th century the Monastery was restored twice. Floor mosaics and wall frescoes along with architectural objects of Manasija represent a real rarity for Serbian medieval architecture and old Serbian painting. There are preserved ruins of the refectory and library that hosted Resava Scriptorium.

The tour proceeds to the Resava Cave that was not discovered long ago so it keeps the title of one of the most interesting caves in Serbia. Resava cave and 11-hectare area around it is the natural monument protected by the State. Its corridors that are 4,5 kilometers long, cave decorations counting 45 million years, constant temperature of 7° C, humidity between 80% and 100%, are the reason why Resava Cave is listed among the most beautiful caves in the region featuring an unforgettable experience for all the visitors.

The next sight is the beautiful Lisine Waterfall located in a mountainous green area. This waterfall presents a unique phenomenon among the accumulative tufa waterfalls of Serbia, and with its power and height of 25m it always takes the breath away from the amazed visitors. You will enjoy the view of crystal-clear water and peaceful sound of nature. Isn’t it the best place to have a lunch at? Enjoy your free time that you may use for lunch with some fresh trout from the local pond!

Return to Belgrade in late afternoon hours, drop-off at your accommodation.

Overnight in Belgrade

Belgrade – Krusedol Monastery – Sremski Karlovci – Novi Sad – Belgrade (190KM)

After breakfast, the full day tour to Vojvodina starts. Visit Fruška Gora Mountain and monastery Krušedol – a XVI century monastery which is considered for most beautiful monastery of Fruška Gora, and certainly with most important role of its time. It was a seat of diocese of Srem, which was later transferred to Sremski Karlovci. Relics of members of holly family Branković are placed inside of the church and many important people are buried there as well, such as two Serbian patriarchs and King Milan Obrenović. Drive to Sremski Karlovci, the spiritual and cultural center of the Serbs during the Austria-Hungarian reign. Walk through beautiful baroque center and the pedestrian area of Sremski Karlovci – Patriarchal Residence, Saint Nicholas Church, the first Serbian grammar school, the Orthodox Cathedral of Saint Nicholas, the Roman Church of the Holy Trinity, the Four Lions Fountain. Visit the Peace Chapel, erected on the spot where the Treaty of Karlowitz was negotiated. Visit a wine cellar. Short lecture about wine, traditional snacks and tasting of world-famous wines of Fruška Gora. Lunch in Novi Sad or in the winery in Sremski Karlovci. Continuing with sightseeing of Novi Sad-it is a city rich in tradition and culture (Novi Sad is named 2021 European Capital of Culture), where everything flourishes and everything is preserved, most of all, the relaxed nature of the people. Long a center of Serbian culture, and sometimes called the “Serbian Athens”, Novi Sad is a city of art, science and entertainment.  Begin your tour at the Dunavski (Danube) Park and stroll through Zmaj Jovina Street and Stari Grad, the old town center.  Explore Liberty Square which is dominated by the Old Town Hall and the Catholic Church „Name of Mary“. Visit to the Petrovaradin Fortress – “the Danube Gibraltar”, the oldest preserved fortification on the Danube built during the reign of the Queen Maria Theresa, originally built to defend against the Ottoman Turks, but now home to summertime festivals and beautiful views of the Danube and city below. Optional visit to underground tunnels in Petrovaradin Fortress.

Depart Novi Sad in the afternoon and drive back to Belgrade.

Overnight in Belgrade

Transfer to Nikola Tesla Airport Belgrade (20KM)

Pick up from hotel for transfer to Nikola Tesla airport.