Explore Serbia

Explore Serbia – our offer

Explore Serbia from a completely different perspective – from the water! When it comes to excursions, Serbia has plenty to offer. If you’re not sure which excursions are possible on the water, and which would be the right choice for you, we’re here to give you some great ideas. Embark on an adventure from which you will return full of impressions and thirsty for new discoveries.

Read our suggestions if exploring Serbia is your choice this season.

The history of rivers in Serbia

Since ancient times, water has been a source of life for all beings inhabiting our planet. Throughout history, it is known that the first settlements sprung up near large rivers and other bodies of water. Water is our necessity, and we are connected to it in various ways. It teaches us about life in the past and provides us with missing pieces of the puzzle.

What is found near the water today testifies to past times when our ancestors lived and worked. Explore Serbia is, for that reason, an ideal way to connect with the past of these regions through one of our interesting tours.

Water also leads us into the future, so alongside the water, you can find hospitality establishments that guarantee a tasty meal, a glass of good wine, good entertainment, or even – a peaceful sleep on the water. Explore Serbia allows you to let your problems and worries float downstream, while you leisurely embark on a new water adventure and visit all these establishments.

Whether you prefer to explore history and culture or you are drawn to water-based entertainment, Explore Serbia is your ticket to the most interesting landscapes of our country.

When it comes to Explore Serbia, the offer is very vast and rich, and we are now introducing you to some of our most sought-after and visited tours, which you shouldn’t miss out on.

Golubac – the most beautiful story of the Danube

Experience the vast expanse of the Danube at the place where it’s at its most beautiful!

Explore Serbia offers an ideal opportunity to visit Golubac, which is tailor-made for a Danube excursion and is one of the most sought-after in our offer – and for good reason!

Set off on a journey through the glorious past of Serbian rulers, noblemen, and medieval princesses via waterways, and finally – visit the magnificent Golubac Fortress that will leave you breathless. A visit to this castle will make you feel like a knight or princess from ancient times, and that’s an experience you shouldn’t miss out on.

Sail down the Danube as if it were the sea, accompanied by pleasant company or in a more intimate atmosphere, and “conquer” this castle full of secrets about victories and battles hidden within its monumental walls. Whether you’re a tourist, lord of the fortress, court lady, or just a quiet observer, explore the paths and rooms of this building that successfully withstands the test of time.

Recently renovated, the Golubac Fortress is slowly regaining its former glory, but with plenty of modern elements and services that will delight every visitor.

Golubac takes the breath away of both the younger and the older who have already seen wonders of the world. It’s no wonder that this place attracts a large number of domestic and foreign tourists throughout the year!

If you’re a history and culture enthusiast, don’t miss out on making an excursion to this magnificent place. If you prefer a lighter excursion, you can enjoy the café-restaurant right by the fortress, renowned for its magnificent view of the Danube, and later take a leisurely stroll through this monumental site.

Kladovo – unmatched host

If you’re sailing down the Danube, you simply can’t miss visiting Kladovo!

This charming town in eastern Serbia, on the banks of the Danube, is known for its historical and geographical diversity, and it’s all about this river. If you haven’t visited this lovely place yet, Explore Serbia excursions are the perfect opportunity to do so.

Give charming Kladovo a chance! Enjoy the view of the Danube from the well-kept city beach, visit one of the restaurants offering the tastiest bites, explore the recently renovated Fetislam Fortress dating back to the 16th century, take a close look at the remains of Trajan’s Bridge, 1900 years old, or simply enjoy a stroll along the river with delicious ice cream and good company. Explore Serbia excursions offer you that opportunity.

Prefer to spend more time on the water? No worries, Kladovo offers more activities than you could ever imagine! Take the helm and venture into the beauty of the Kazan Gorge, admire the 40-meter-high Decebalus statue carved into the rock, or learn more about Trajan’s Tablet live – all from your chosen river vessel.

This part of Serbia has a lot to offer, yet it’s often unfairly overlooked. Explore eastern Serbia in a completely new way – from the water! Sail through the Iron Gates Gorge and be sure to stop by Kladovo.

You know what they say: “You don’t just pass through Kladovo, you come to Kladovo.”

Smederevo – the capital of hedonism

When it comes to Explore Serbia excursions, Smederevo is a destination you can’t miss!

Founded back in the Middle Ages, alongside the Danube – the lifeline of this region, this city was also the capital of a medieval state. Its glorious past has left traces that testify to its strategic importance in the fight against Turkish conquests.

Smederevo is a story that is still being told – it is a city that originated from one point – from a medieval fortress and a city that further expanded until it grew into an urban settlement that everyone loves to visit.

This is also contributed by the city’s tradition and the local population in wine production, which is celebrated every year within numerous cultural events, as part of the Smederevo Autumn Festival.

One thing is for sure – in Smederevo, you will surely be able to taste quality wine produced with love!

Is that reason enough to set sail for Smederevo? You decide!

Kostolac – a Roman province still alive today

You can’t visit eastern Serbia without stopping by Kostolac!

Once Viminacium, now Kostolac, this city is unique in its archaeological heritage, which gives us a detailed picture of past centuries. Explore Serbia excursions offer you the opportunity to see it firsthand.

Viminacium was founded as a Roman military camp with 6,000 soldiers, which later expanded until it reached the size of a large city near the Danube. At the time of its greatest prosperity, it counted up to 48,000 inhabitants, and it was the largest city in the Roman province of Upper Moesia, which included parts of Serbia, northern Macedonia, and western Bulgaria.

Today, within this locality near the Silver Lake, you can see how the inhabitants of this city once lived, where they lived, where they trained their military skills, and how they spent their time within the walls.

It is especially fascinating to see the remains of residential buildings and Roman baths, due to the construction methods which were revolutionary for that time.

Vinča – Discovering an Ancient Civilization

An ancient civilization born beside water as the source of life, now lies before you. Explore Serbia tours offer you the chance to explore the archaeological site of Vinča, which captivates with its discoveries!

Feel the touch of prehistory and ancient times as you tour Vinča (the Belo Brdo site), and on the way to this unique location, acquaint yourself with the charms of the Great War Island, the White Rocks, and Ada Huja.

Navigate the calm waters, pass by the lighthouse at the mouth of the Tamiš River into the Danube, until you finally reach the Belo Brdo site, which will simply leave you speechless with remnants of an ancient and valuable civilization.

Embark on the Danube journey towards bygone times, experience what it’s like to be on and by the river. Explore Serbia excursions are the perfect opportunity for that.

Pančevo – the city of lighthouses

Two rivers, a history closely tied to beer production, a burek that’s talked about far and wide, a masterpiece of painting safeguarded by the National Museum – you can find all of this and more in one Vojvodina town – Pančevo!

When it comes to Explore Serbia excursions, we recommend visiting Pančevo – a charming urban settlement not far from Belgrade, yet far enough to “escape” the hustle and bustle of the city.

Set sail towards Pančevo for an unforgettable excursion to this special city.

Explore Serbia tours wouldn’t be complete without a visit to Pančevo – and for good reason!

This Vojvodina city is located just 20 kilometers from the capital and boasts a unique geographical position, lying at the confluence of two rivers: the Danube and the Tamiš.

Pančevo is known for its industrial heritage, as it is the birthplace of the brewing industry pioneered by the famous industrialist and philanthropist Đorđe Vajfert. However, this city is also renowned for its art and culture, as the National Museum in Pančevo houses the famous painting “Migration of the Serbs” by artist Paja Jovanović as part of its permanent exhibition.

Perhaps the most intriguing aspect of Pančevo is its two lighthouses, located at the confluence of the Tamiš and the Danube rivers.

Explore Serbia excursions provide an excellent opportunity to see these lighthouses up close during a boat or catamaran ride, as you will pass by them when entering the Tamiš from the Danube.

These lighthouses are unique as they are the only ones along the entire length of the Danube River, and although they have not served a practical function for over twenty years, they remain as witnesses to bygone eras and the ships that once sailed past them.

Titel – the secret guarded by the Tisa

Sail down the Tisa, discover the natural richness of Titel, taste fine wines, and feel the touch of its glorious history on a splendid boat tour!

Embark on a journey towards the confluence of the Tisa and the Danube and along the way, explore all the natural beauties of this region.

Legend has it that at this very spot, where the tranquil Tisa meets the beautiful blue Danube, the notorious Hun leader – Attila, known as the Scourge of God, was buried in a golden coffin. Is it really true? We may never know.

Explore Serbia excursions are the perfect opportunity for us to sail together down the Tisa and discover Titel – the town itself, the riverside rampart overlooking the Tisa, and the ethno house with a winery, where wine enthusiasts can enjoy wine tasting and enhance the entire experience.

It’s interesting to note that Titel is the birthplace of the person who served as the inspiration for James Bond to writer Ian Fleming – Duško Popov. Is the secret agent the only secret Titel holds? Visit and find out.

Sremski Karlovci – the town of culture and wine

Those who have had the chance to visit Sremski Karlovci say that this town has a special charm.

Join us as we sail from the Danube to experience the allure of this charming town, which will whisper all its secrets to us.

Explore Serbia excursions cannot pass without sailing past this Vojvodina town.

Sremski Karlovci is located not far from Novi Sad, but it represents a completely different world and a unique experience. Situated on the right bank of the Danube, Sremski Karlovci is known for its cultural and educational significance, as well as for being the Serbian spiritual capital for almost 200 years.

The irresistible charm of this town leaves no one indifferent, and this is further enhanced by the presence of numerous wineries and their quality wines that tempt you to indulge in wine tasting.

Explore Serbia excursions are a great opportunity to get to know this small yet significant town and raise a toast with a glass of good wine. White or red – what’s your choice?

Novi Sad – the city’s laid-back rhythm

Get to know the charm of Vojvodina’s largest city in the best possible way – from the river!

Explore Serbia excursions are a great way to discover why this city is called the “Serbian Athens”, and why the fortress at Petrovaradin is known as the “Gibraltar on the Danube”.

Join us and explore Novi Sad from a completely new perspective.

Those who have visited Novi Sad say they are delighted by its laid-back atmosphere – the easy pace at which everything unfolds. Novi Sad is truly a place to stop and enjoy – whether it’s strolling through the city, overlooking the Danube, or sipping a cup of good coffee at one of the local cafes.

Don’t miss the opportunity to explore the magnificent fortress at Petrovaradin from the Danube, which holds numerous secrets both above ground and in its underground passages.

This “Gibraltar on the Danube” rises powerfully above the river, commanding attention at any time of day, especially at sunset, when it takes on a special charm.

Sailing on the Danube is the best way to experience the laid-back rhythm of Novi Sad, and to explore the fortress in a way that will stay with you forever. All that’s left is for you to come aboard.