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Best family friendly Serbia resorts

Among the 693 accommodations in Serbia, here are the 4 best family friendly resorts

Kučajske Terme - Serbia
8.2 172 reviews

Kučajske Terme

resort, Mala Ravna Reka
Cuki Residence is located in Mala Ravna Reka, a short 21-mile drive from Aquapark Jagodina, offering a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle. The property enjoys very good ratings for its location, cleanliness, and overall user experience.
The one-bedroom apartment features a terrace or balcony and a garden, perfect for enjoying the fresh air. Guests can enjoy a range of amenities, including a swimming pool, a jacuzzi, a sauna, a spa, a restaurant, a bar, a fitness centre, and room service.
Veliki Raj Plus - Serbia
9.4 213 reviews

Veliki Raj Plus

resort, Stenjevac
Veliki Raj Plus is a resort in Stenjevac, 35km from Aquapark Jagodina and 122km from Constantine the Great Airport. The resort has received excellent ratings for its location, cleanliness, and overall experience, making it a popular choice for travellers.
The Veliki Raj Plus resort offers 25 square metre apartments with a single bedroom and bathroom, comfortably accommodating up to two guests. The resort provides a range of amenities, including a swimming pool, restaurant, garden, terrace, and free parking, ensuring a relaxing and enjoyable stay.
Hotel Radan Prolom Banja - Serbia
9.1 59 reviews

Hotel Radan Prolom Banja

resort, Prolomska Banja
Hotel Radan Prolom Banja is located in Prolomska Banja, 46 kilometres from Pristina and 45 kilometres from Leskovac, offering convenient access to the region's renowned thermal springs.
This accommodation provides a family-friendly environment with amenities including a swimming pool, spa centre, restaurant, bar, and recreational activities like table tennis and darts, alongside bike hire for exploring the surroundings.
Mk Premier - Serbia
9.2 353 reviews

Mk Premier

resort, Novi Pazar
Mk Premier is a well-rated resort in Novi Pazar, offering easy access to the city centre and its attractions. Guests consistently praise its cleanliness, location, and overall experience.
The resort offers a range of amenities, including a shared kitchen, room service, a bar, and a garden. Guests can enjoy a comfortable stay with air conditioning, a terrace, and free Wi-Fi throughout the property.

Best Serbia resorts with a pool

Among the 693 accommodations in Serbia, here are the 2 best resorts with a pool

6 Topola - Serbia
8.2 4 reviews

6 Topola

resort, Despotovac
The 6 Topola resort is located in Despotovac, 27 kilometres from Aquapark Jagodina and 67 miles from Morava Airport.
This accommodation offers a seasonal outdoor swimming pool, free WiFi, a restaurant, bar, garden, terrace, room service, and complimentary private parking, with rooms featuring patios and some with balconies.
ŠAfran Zlatibor - Serbia
9.8 766 reviews

ŠAfran Zlatibor

resort, Zlatibor
Šafran Zlatibor, a family-friendly apartment situated in the Zlatibor mountain resort, is approximately 105km from Morava Airport.
This one-bedroom, one-bathroom self-catering unit features a private terrace with Zlatibor mountain views, a fully equipped kitchen, and access to a shared lounge and on-site restaurant; breakfast options include buffet, à la carte, and continental choices.

Frequently asked questions about resorts in Serbia

  • What are the top attractions in Serbia?

    Serbia boasts a rich tapestry of attractions. For history buffs, Belgrade Fortress, with its stunning views and historical significance, is a must-see. Medieval monasteries like Studenica Monastery and Žiča Monastery, UNESCO World Heritage sites, offer breathtaking architecture and serene settings. Nature lovers can explore the Tara National Park, known for its dramatic canyons and lush forests, or the delightful Fruška Gora National Park with its numerous monasteries and vineyards. Don't forget the vibrant city of Novi Sad, home to the Petrovaradin Fortress and a lively cultural scene.
  • What are the best resorts with a swimming pool in Serbia?

    Mecavnik Resort, Nordic Resort and Kengur Resort are among the best resorts with a swimming pool in Serbia.

  • Which airports are the biggest in Serbia?

    Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport (BEG) is by far the largest and busiest airport in Serbia, serving as the main gateway for international flights. Konstantin Veliki Airport in Niš (INI) is the second largest, offering a good range of domestic and some international connections.
  • What are the best resorts with jacuzzi in Serbia?

    Nordic Resort, Milmari Resort - Apartman L43 and Cuki Residence are the best resorts with a jacuzzi in Serbia.

  • Is it common to pay with cash or card in Serbia?

    While card payments are increasingly accepted in larger cities and tourist areas, cash remains king, especially in smaller towns and villages. It's advisable to carry some Serbian dinars (RSD) for smaller purchases and in areas with limited card acceptance. Most ATMs readily dispense dinars.
  • What are the best family friendly resorts in Serbia?

    The best family friendly resorts in Serbia are Mecavnik Resort, Kengur Resort and Mk Premier.

  • Is the driving culture in Serbia considered safe for tourists?

    Driving in Serbia can be challenging for tourists. Drivers might find the driving style more assertive than in some other European countries. Road conditions can vary, and signage might not always be in English. Renting a car is an option, but careful planning and awareness of local driving customs are essential. Consider using public transport or organised tours for a more relaxed experience.
  • What are the best pet friendly resorts in Serbia?

    The best pet friendly resorts in Serbia are Mecavnik Resort, Hotel Gardenn and Vidik Residence.

  • Are there any important traditions to honour while travelling in Serbia?

    Serbian hospitality is renowned. Accepting offers of rakija (a fruit brandy) is a common gesture of welcome, though it's polite to decline a second or third glass if you're not comfortable. Showing respect for religious sites by dressing modestly is appreciated, particularly when visiting monasteries. Learning a few basic Serbian phrases will always be well-received.
  • Are there any noteworthy festivals unique to Serbia?

    The Guča Trumpet Festival is a hugely popular event celebrating traditional Serbian brass band music. It attracts thousands of visitors annually. Numerous other local festivals celebrate religious holidays and regional traditions throughout the year. The Exit Festival, though not strictly unique to Serbia, has become a significant international music event held in Novi Sad.
  • What areas offer the best experiences for a full week in Serbia?

    A week allows for a good exploration. You could start in Belgrade, exploring its history and vibrant nightlife. Then head south to explore the medieval monasteries around Studenica and Žiča. A journey through the stunning landscapes of Tara National Park would provide a fantastic contrast before finishing in Novi Sad, experiencing its unique charm and Petrovaradin Fortress.
  • Where should you go for a fun weekend in Serbia?

    Belgrade is perfect for a weekend break. Its rich history, vibrant nightlife, and numerous restaurants and cafes offer plenty to see and do. Novi Sad offers a more relaxed atmosphere with its beautiful architecture and the impressive Petrovaradin Fortress, providing a different kind of weekend experience.
  • Are there parts of Serbia with consistently good weather throughout the year?

    No part of Serbia enjoys consistently good weather year-round. Serbia has a continental climate, experiencing hot summers and cold winters. The southern regions tend to have warmer and drier summers, while the mountainous areas experience cooler temperatures. Spring and autumn offer generally pleasant weather in many parts of the country.
  • What are the emergency contacts for medical or security situations in Serbia?

    For medical emergencies, dial 194. For police and security emergencies, dial 192. It's always advisable to inform your embassy or consulate of your travel plans.

Best Serbia resorts with a restaurant

Etno Village Gostoljublje - Serbia
9.9 33 reviews

Etno Village Gostoljublje

resort, Kosjerić
Etno Village Gostoljublje is located in Kosjerić, just 22 km from the Divčibare Mountain, offering a peaceful escape surrounded by stunning natural scenery. The resort has consistently received excellent user ratings for its location, cleanliness, and overall experience.
Each comfortable lodging unit at the resort spans 35 square metres. Guests can enjoy a range of amenities, including a swimming pool, a restaurant serving traditional Serbian cuisine, a children's playground, free Wi-Fi, and private parking.
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