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Serbia river cruises
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Explore Serbia’s hidden treasures on river cruises. The Danube river reveals rich history, vibrant culture, and breathtaking scenery.
Where we sail in Serbia
Serbia river cruises offer a unique and immersive way to discover this enchanting Balkan country. As you journey along the Danube river, you’ll be treated to a rich tapestry of history, culture, and natural beauty. Explore historic cities like Belgrade with its captivating blend of old-world charm and modern vibrancy. Witness stunning landscapes, from lush green valleys to dramatic gorges. Savor the local cuisine and wines while learning about Serbia’s fascinating past.Off the beaten track
Each day brings new adventures, whether it’s visiting ancient fortresses, sampling local delicacies, or simply enjoying the picturesque scenery from the comfort of your cruise ship. Serbia river cruises provide an intimate and unforgettable experience, offering a deeper understanding of this hidden gem in the heart of the Balkans.Top Serbia river cruise itineraries
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Cruise and Stay
Extend your holiday with a variety of Cruise & Stay options, now available in Hungary. For more information, just pop into your local TUI Store or call our dedicated river cruises team on 0204 578 0993. You can also book an appointment to discuss our Cruise & Stay options over the phone.
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Port of call in Serbia
Belgrade
Serbia’s up-and-coming capital is like several cities thrown into one. It’s got Berlin’s bohemian grit, New York’s wide-awake attitude and Prague’s historic architecture. Here, there are two riverbanks to roam along – one belonging to the Danube and the other to the Sava. They’re lined with splavovi – floating restaurants, bars and clubs, each with their own personality.
