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Novi Sad tours
4.06 (12 reviews)
22 Tours
8 - 65 Max Group Size
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2026
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Discover tours visiting Novi Sad, Serbia
Danube city breaks and wider Serbia trips, with a mix of guided styles
Novi Sad is a standout stop on Serbia itineraries, set on the Danube with a relaxed feel and a proud cultural scene. Trips visiting Novi Sad often pair time in the city with nearby sights that show another side of Serbia, from fortress views to wine country and green hills. Many tours are multi-country and can also visit Austria, Bulgaria and Romania, but the time in Novi Sad focuses on local life, river views, and the easy pace of Serbia’s north. Expect a mix of guided tours and free time for cafés, walks, and markets, with travel by road between key stops and clear plans each day.
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Serbia Uncovered - 7 daysTake in the best of Serbia on this 7-day group tour, starting with Belgrade’s landmarks like Knez Mihailova Street, and the Temple of Saint Sava, followed by a scenic cruise along the Sava and Danube rivers. Travel north to Fruska Gora National Park and the wine region of Sremski Karlovci, then visit the charming Novi Sad. Explore Oplenac and a traditional winery in the Sumadija region, before discovering Zlatibor’s Gold Gondola, Sirogojno village, and Stopića Cave. Finish with the Šargan Eight Railway and the wooden village of Drvengrad before returning to Belgrade.
Worldwide Touring7Great trip - Marko was a good guide and there was the right mix of planned activity and free time Serbia is a fascinating place, learned a lot from Marko about the history and culture The churches and monasteries are stunning, the food tasty, and the wine delicious! Only slight complaint was inability to set room temperature at the hotels - despite there being air con in the rooms, it was centrally controlled and set centrally at a temperature higher than I find comfortable to sleep in, only option was to get front desk to turn it off.
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Budapest & Balkans - 15 daysExplore the Hungarian capital of Budapest before departing for the Balkan countries of Serbia, Slovenia & Croatia on this 15-day tour. Enjoy included sightseeing in Belgrade, Zagreb, Ljubljana, Split and Dubrovnik. Take a catamaran trip to the island of Hvar, see Lake Bled and delve into Slovenia's spectacular Postojna Cave. Enjoy a 3-hour tour of the magical Plitvice Lakes, take in the best of the Istrian Peninsula and end your tour in Croatia's most popular destination - Dubrovnik!Worldwide Touring15We loved the touring through Northern Croatia and Slovenia, especially the wine tasting and truffle hunting demonstrations. The areas around the Gorisca Hills and the Istrian Peninsular were fantastic. Plitvice Lakes were also excellent, would have liked to spend more time there. There were some days of long travelling, but unavoidable given all that was on the tour to visit, and I'm glad we covered the area we did.
Budapest & Balkans - 15 daysExplore the Hungarian capital of Budapest before departing for the Balkan countries of Serbia, Slovenia & Croatia on this 15-day tour. Enjoy included sightseeing in Belgrade, Zagreb, Ljubljana, Split and Dubrovnik. Take a catamaran trip to the island of Hvar, see Lake Bled and delve into Slovenia's spectacular Postojna Cave. Enjoy a 3-hour tour of the magical Plitvice Lakes, take in the best of the Istrian Peninsula and end your tour in Croatia's most popular destination - Dubrovnik!Worldwide Touring15Bogden and Sasha were fantastic. So were all city guides , except Alan in Lublianja. We enjoyed all the wineries and truffle hunting was very good. The 3 corners hotel great. Belgrade hotel has not replied to our request for refund. Big noisey party so no sleep til 2am Many of the hotels were tired and had problems with the room aircon. A bit better spacing of food and lunch/ free time if possible as some days was very late lunch after early breakfast. A little bit more info day prior on timings of when can get lunch might help us prepare and location of toilets.
Central Balkans Explorer - 19 daysTake in the central belt of countries in the Balkan region, journeying from Belgrade in Serbia to Dubrovnik in Croatia. Uncover the highlights of Bulgaria and Romania including Bucharest, Sofia, Plovdiv and Dracula's Castle. In Bosnia, take in the highlights of Sarajevo and see the famous bridge of Mostar, and uncover the Bay of Kotor in Montenegro. In Croatia, discover the highlights of Dubrovnik with guided sightseeing and free time.Worldwide Touring19The best part of the tour was visiting places I had never heard of. Long distances on some days & lunch break until mid afternoon
Central Balkans Explorer - 19 daysTake in the central belt of countries in the Balkan region, journeying from Belgrade in Serbia to Dubrovnik in Croatia. Uncover the highlights of Bulgaria and Romania including Bucharest, Sofia, Plovdiv and Dracula's Castle. In Bosnia, take in the highlights of Sarajevo and see the famous bridge of Mostar, and uncover the Bay of Kotor in Montenegro. In Croatia, discover the highlights of Dubrovnik with guided sightseeing and free time.Worldwide Touring19Itinerary was comprehensive and very interesting. Guide/driver Nemanja had an outstanding knowledge of all sights and his willingness to do all the little extra things increased the enjoyment of the tour. We had a comfortable roomy van and a small group. A small number of the 11 hotels were disappointing.
Budapest & Balkans - 15 daysExplore the Hungarian capital of Budapest before departing for the Balkan countries of Serbia, Slovenia & Croatia on this 15-day tour. Enjoy included sightseeing in Belgrade, Zagreb, Ljubljana, Split and Dubrovnik. Take a catamaran trip to the island of Hvar, see Lake Bled and delve into Slovenia's spectacular Postojna Cave. Enjoy a 3-hour tour of the magical Plitvice Lakes, take in the best of the Istrian Peninsula and end your tour in Croatia's most popular destination - Dubrovnik!Worldwide Touring15The itinerary definitely, the group size (6), the fact we had the same tour guide / driver for the whole trip and can I say the most outstanding was our tour guide Nemanja. He is such a professional in all he does, safe driver, highly knowledgeable, flexible, ensured the van was cleaned everyday.
Novi Sad trips at a glance
Trip and guiding style
Trips visiting Novi Sad in Serbia are mainly group tours, with a mix of fully guided and partially guided options. Many itineraries include guided sightseeing in key places, and some use a tour leader throughout. Several trips also include an arrival transfer, which can make day one feel simpler.
Accommodation
Accommodation is typically in 3-star hotels, 4 star hotels, 4-5 star hotels, and 4 star hotels (upgrade available). Some itineraries also use 3-4 star hotels and 3-5 star hotels. Alternatives of a similar standard may be used due to availability.
Trip pacing
Pace ranges from medium to fast, with some itineraries covering a lot of ground across Serbia. Days can include early starts and regular drives between cities, balanced with time to explore on foot. Fitness levels are often easy, with some moderate options.
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Why visit Novi Sad
A relaxed Danube stop that pairs well with Serbia’s key cities
Novi Sad makes a strong base for seeing northern Serbia, with the Danube close by, a walkable centre, and an easy link to Belgrade for travellers who want city time without feeling rushed. On a guided tour, local insight adds depth to the stories behind the streets and riverside views, and it helps keep the day moving when there is a lot to fit in. Many itineraries include Novi Sad as part of wider Serbia routes, so it can sit alongside time in Belgrade and day trips into the nearby countryside. That mix works well for travellers who want a blend of culture, food and wine, and scenic views in a short space of time. Several trips also combine Serbia with nearby countries such as Hungary, Romania and Bulgaria, but Novi Sad stays a clear Serbia highlight, offering a calmer counterpoint to the capital and a chance to slow down by the river.
Frequently asked questions
Are trips visiting Novi Sad in Serbia guided?
Guiding style varies by trip. Many options are fully guided, with a tour leader throughout, while some are partially guided with guided sightseeing in key places. Check the trip notes for what is included on the days in Novi Sad and nearby.
Do tours visiting Novi Sad also include Belgrade?
Many Serbia itineraries that visit Novi Sad also include time in Belgrade. This can work well for travellers who want a mix of a major city and a smaller riverside stop, with planned sightseeing and time to explore at a relaxed pace.
What are the main highlights near Novi Sad?
Common highlights include Petrovaradin Fortress for wide Danube views, and trips into Fruska Gora National Park. Some itineraries also link to the wine area around Sremski Karlovci, which adds a local food and drink angle to the day.
Are there multi-country tours that visit Novi Sad?
Yes. Some itineraries that include Novi Sad also visit other countries such as Austria, Bulgaria, Greece and more. The Novi Sad part of the trip focuses on Serbia, with guided sightseeing and time to enjoy the city atmosphere.
What is the group size on Novi Sad tours?
Group size varies by trip. Some tours run with small groups, while others are larger coach tours. The booking details for each itinerary will confirm the expected group size so it is easier to pick the right travel style.
What is the usual pace on trips visiting Novi Sad?
Pace varies, from medium to fast. Some Serbia routes fit in several cities and long drives, while others give more time in each stop. It is worth checking travel days and included sightseeing to see how busy it will feel.
Is Novi Sad suitable for travellers who want an easy trip?
Many trips that visit Novi Sad are rated as easy for fitness, with city walks and short sightseeing stops. A few options are more active, so it helps to check the fitness level and the amount of walking planned each day.
Does accommodation in Serbia include hotels in Novi Sad?
Accommodation varies by tour, and nights may be split across Serbia depending on the route. Most itineraries use hotels, and alternatives of a similar standard may be used due to availability. Full details are shown in each trip listing.
Are meals included on tours visiting Novi Sad?
Meal arrangements vary by itinerary. Some tours include breakfasts, and a few include a dinner. Any tastings or special meals are listed in the inclusions for the trip, so it is clear what is covered before booking.
Do tours visiting Novi Sad include transfers on arrival?
Some Serbia itineraries include an arrival airport transfer, while others do not. This can depend on where the trip starts, such as Belgrade. The inclusions section for each tour confirms what transfers are part of the package.
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