Meet at the international departures terminal of Sabiha Gökçen Airport. You are advised to arrive at the airport at least three hours before your flight. Depart for Belgrade with Pegasus (departure 10:30, arrival 10:15). After arriving in Belgrade, visit Bayraklı Mosque and Kalemegdan as part of the Belgrade tour. As the capital of Serbia, Belgrade is known for its fortress, pedestrian streets and riverside venues. Dating back to the 18th century, Bayraklı Mosque is the only mosque still standing in Belgrade today. Kalemegdan, located on the hill where the Sava and Danube meet, is considered Belgrade’s oldest settlement and serves as both a fortress and a park. Overnight at the hotel.
The day begins with the hotel’s open-buffet breakfast. The optional excursion, available for purchase at an additional cost, goes to Novi Sad and visits the Nicholas Orthodox Cathedral, Four Lions Fountain, Petrovaradin Fortress, Petrovaradin Clock Tower, Freedom Square, the Cathedral of the Holy Virgin, and the Svetozar Miletić Monument. Those who do not choose this excursion can enjoy free time at the hotel. Novi Sad, the center of Vojvodina, stands out for its squares, Danube riverfront, and Petrovaradin Fortress. Overlooking the Danube, the 18th-century Petrovaradin Fortress is known for its tunnel system beneath it and its clock tower. The hands of the clock, a symbol of the fortress, are designed in reverse so they can be read from a distance. Overnight at the hotel.
The day begins with an open-buffet breakfast at the hotel. On the optional excursion, visit the Museum of Yugoslavia, the Nikola Tesla Museum, the Danube River views in Belgrade, and Gardoš Tower; those who do not wish to join can enjoy free time at the hotel. The Danube, which connects Central Europe to the Black Sea, meets the Sava in Belgrade, shaping the city’s waterfront. Overnight at the hotel.
Following breakfast, you will check out from the hotel and transfer to the airport. The return to Istanbul will take place via Pegasus Airlines flight (departure 11:15, arrival 14:55).
The tour is 3 nights and 4 days. Accommodation is for 3 nights.
The route consists of stops in Belgrade and continues within the borders of Serbia.
The price includes round-trip economy-class airfare, airport taxes, 3 nights' accommodation, breakfast at the hotels, airport–hotel–airport transfers, the panoramic city tours in the itinerary, professional Turkish-speaking guide services and compulsory package tour liability insurance. All inclusions are listed in the "What's Included" section on the page.
The international departure fee, optional excursions arranged by the guide, museum and archaeological site entrance fees, personal expenses, and guide and driver tips (optional) are not included in the price. The full list is provided under “Not Included in the Price.”
Flights are operated by Pegasus. Outbound: PC373 10:30 SAW – 10:15 BEG; Return: PC374 11:15 BEG – 14:55 SAW. Flight times may be changed by the airline; confirmed times will be shared in the pre-tour information.
You can specify your accommodation preference when booking via WhatsApp: 4-star hotels (Bed & Breakfast, no price difference). Hotels on the itinerary: Belgrade: 4-star hotels. A €120 supplement applies for guests wishing to stay in a single room.
Prices for children aged 2–11 start from €589, for infants aged 0–1 it is €200. Ages 12 and above are subject to the adult rate.
The tour departs on December 31, 2026, and lasts 3 nights.
Yes, professional Turkish-speaking guiding service is included in the tour price. The guide accompanies the group throughout the program.
The advertised price is per person in a double room and varies depending on the selected date; starting from €1,060. A single supplement of €120 applies for guests wishing to stay in a single room.