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How much does a holiday in Serbia cost from the UK? A realistic budget

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The short answerThe flight is usually the biggest cost, and many visitors find food, drinks, taxis and hotels in Serbia cheaper than in the UK. Use the price table to build your own budget, add 10 to 15 percent for surprises, and compare flights and hotels for your dates.
Belgrade's riverside lit up at night with a bridge
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In this guide
  1. 1. Flights
  2. 2. Hotels
  3. 3. Everyday costs in pounds
  4. 4. Build your number

Serbia is good value, but your total depends on how you travel. Here is a simple way to budget.

1. Flights

Compare fares and baggage. See how to find cheap flights to Serbia.

2. Hotels

Belgrade has a wide range of hotels and apartments. See where to stay in Belgrade.

A plate of Serbian grilled meat rolls with cream and sides
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3. Everyday costs in pounds

Everyday itemTypical priceIn poundsWhat to expect
A coffee in a cafeRSD 250–RSD 450about £2–£3a standard coffee
A burek or pastry from a bakeryRSD 150–RSD 350about £1–£3a hot, filling snack
A ćevapi lunch at a local grillRSD 900–RSD 1600about £7–£12with bread and onions
A mid-range restaurant dinner for twoRSD 4000–RSD 8000about £29–£58table service, two courses
A short taxi ride in BelgradeRSD 500–RSD 1200about £4–£9depends on distance and time
A local bus or tram ticketRSD 90–RSD 150about £1–£1single journey, paid by card or app
A budget hotel or apartment per nightRSD 4000–RSD 8000about £29–£58private room, basic
A good mid-range hotel per nightRSD 9000–RSD 18000about £66–£131central, breakfast often included
A mobile SIM with data (tourist)RSD 1000–RSD 2500about £7–£18a few weeks of data

Typical ranges only; prices differ between Belgrade, Novi Sad and smaller towns, and change over time.

4. Build your number

Multiply nights by your hotel and food estimate, add flights and transport, then add 10 to 15 percent.

Pounds to Serbian dinar converter
£100 ≈ RSD 13700.00
Showing an approximate rate of about RSD 137.0 per £1 until the live rate loads. Indicative only, not a bank rate.

Details change. Check opening times, prices and official advice before you go.

This guide is part of our complete Serbia travel guide for UK visitors. See all money & costs guides.

Frequently asked questions

Is Serbia cheap for UK visitors?

Many visitors find food, drinks, taxis and hotels cheaper than in the UK.

What is the biggest cost of a Serbia holiday?

Usually the flight, followed by the hotel.

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