SERBIA

Capital:  Belgrade  Currency: Serbian Dinar  Language:  Serbian

Time:  GMT +1   Telephone Code: 00 381

Several years ago the world knew Serbia as a war torn and desolate country.

Today, visitors will be surprised to find Serbia to be a welcoming and beautiful holiday destination.

Serbia offers year round entertainment for visitors but the country truly shines from December to May, Serbia ski season.

Serbia has risen from its war torn ashes and offers guests an economical alternative to many other major ski destinations.

The many mountain slopes are perfect for skiers of all levels, from beginners to pros. Serbia offers ski deals which will save you money but you will not lose out on the fantastic skiing opportunities.

Lift Information

The Serbian government has poured money into the country’s tourist economy. Ski resorts have been one of the major beneficiaries of the government’s largesse. All Serbia skiing areas offer numerous lifts with zero wait time on most days. Chair lifts are available for one to four people and draglifts are extremely popular with younger skiers. Gondolas and funiculars can also be found at some resorts.

The Kopaonik Serbia ski resort has over twenty ski lifts. As the popularity of Serbia as a ski destination grows more and more lifts are being added to all resorts. The Serbian ski lift systems are state of the art, safe, and well maintained.

Cross Country Skiing

Serbia offers some of the world’s best cross-country skiing.  Serbia ski resorts offer cross-country ski packages for their guests. Packages include rental equipment and a guide. Tours can be booked for one day of cross country skiing or longer trips with up to eight hours of cross country skiing each day. Serbia’s dramatic landscape makes for fascinating cross-country skiing. Cross-country skiers will get to see the beautiful countryside and many of Serbia’s attractions.

Types of Accommodations

Guests planning a Serbia ski holiday will want to reserve accommodations at one of the country’s ski resorts. Kopaonik, Stara Planina, Brezovica, and Tara are the most popular destinations and offer luxurious resort accommodations at great prices.

All resorts offer ski packages that include lift passes, accommodations, and meals. Rental equipment is also available at All Serbia ski resorts.

Best Way to Get there

Visitors coming into the country for a ski vacation will fly into Belgrade, the location of Serbia’s international airport. All major carriers offer non-stop flights from most European capitals into Belgrade. A direct flight from London is just under three hours.

The airport offers several rental car options for guests who want to drive to the slopes. Other options include the Serbian rail system, which is very efficient, or the bus system, which is very economical.

Après Ski

After a day of skiing, guests will find that Serbia ski resorts offer many other activities. The Kopaonik Serbia ski resort has a “town square” with many bars and restaurants. Guests can enjoy lively traditional Serbian entertainment and take pleasure in a rakija, a traditional Serbian fruit liqueur. Shopping is another great activity and visitors will find many stores and boutiques located on the square.

All of the Serbia ski resorts offer similar entertainment. The resorts also offer sleigh rides, spa services, horse rides, and toboggan rides.