Picking a summer holiday destination is tricky, and it’s hard to find a place that is not overrun by tourists. If you’re looking for an underrated yet exciting travel destination this summer, why not check out Serbia? Serbia is the perfect summer holiday with gorgeous nature, delectable food, and vibrant nightlife. The capital city Belgrade brings in thousands of tourists each year to see its rich and vibrant history as well as its fun and inviting atmosphere.
There are many sights to see, things to do, and vibes to soak up in this small Balkan country. If you’re going to Serbia, and you’re not sure where to start with your trip, this list has got you covered! Whether you’re planning a month-long trip or visiting for a couple of days, here are some tips to make the most of your stay. Follow this quick guide and have an unforgettable summer in Serbia!
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Get all the necessary paperwork
Before going to the Balkans, it’s always a good idea to do your research and get all the necessary paperwork done. Serbia is an overall safe place to visit, and you should feel welcomed by the friendly locals, regardless of where you’re from. Keep an eye out for pickpockets in more crowded areas, and you’ll be fine. Recent Covid regulations may require you to get specific vaccines or proof to enter the country.
Depending on what passport you hold, you may have less or more difficulty getting in. You may need a visa to visit or live in the country, so keep that in mind. If you’re emigrating to Serbia, it’s best to move your belongings through marine transport services and road rather than airfare. Although Serbia is a land-locked country, it’s cheaper and more convenient to move this way. Keep this in mind if you’re planning on extending your trip to this Balkan haven indefinitely!
View at meanders of Uvac river in Serbia
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Pick the right time to go
Once you’ve sorted out the paperwork, before you book your ticket, pick the best time to visit! Serbia has a mix of Continental and Mediterranean climates which makes it perfect for visiting all year round. Its summers are perfect for hiking through the mountains, going for a dip, or clubbing until the wee hours of the morning. Summer is the best time to visit if you’re looking to avoid crowds as most of the locals are on holiday.
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