Flights & Tours to Serbia (Belgrade) from Astana

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Ready to discover the heart of the Balkans, where history meets modernity? It's time to go to Serbia! Sunday Airlines is launching direct flights from Astana to Belgrade—now your journey to Europe's vibrant capital begins in the comfort of your own plane. The time difference with Astana is minus three hours. Once there, you'll experience a unique blend of Ottoman heritage, Austro-Hungarian architecture, the bustling Danube embankments, and renowned Serbian hospitality.

What to see? When to fly? What to taste? Where to live? Useful tips Visa and entry regulations Book a tour

What to see?

Start with Belgrade! Walk through the historic Kalemegdan Fortress with panoramic views of the Sava and Danube rivers. Immerse yourself in the bohemian atmosphere of Skadarlija, known as the “Belgrade Montmartre,” and explore the creative district Savamala.

Be sure to visit Novi Sad — the cultural capital of Serbia, home to the majestic Petrovaradin Fortress. Nature lovers should visit Fruška Gora National Park, famous for its monasteries and vineyards, or explore the Uvac River canyon, known for its spectacular meanders.

When to fly: weather by season

Serbia has a moderately continental climate. The best time to visit is May to October. Air temperature: +22…+30°C. Water in rivers and lakes: +20…+25°C. Summer is warm and sunny — perfect for walks and festivals. Spring and autumn are mild and perfect for excursions.

What to try: Serbian cuisine

Serbian food is a true culinary discovery! Pljeskavica — juicy grilled minced-meat patty. Ćevapi (ćevapčići) — small grilled meat sausages served with onions and bread. Kajmak — creamy dairy spread, somewhere between butter and thick cream. Shopska salad — fresh vegetables topped with cheese. Rakija — traditional Balkan fruit brandy Don’t forget fresh pastries from local bakeries (pekara) and famous Serbian wines!

Where to stay

Belgrade and Novi Sad offer a wide range of hotels: from luxury chains to cozy boutique hotels in the city center. Across the country, konaks — traditional-style guesthouses — are popular, especially near nature spots and landmarks. Modern apartments are easy to find in major cities.

Useful tips for travelers

Money: Exchange currency at official exchange offices (“menjačnica”).
Transport: Belgrade has convenient taxis (use apps) and public transport. For traveling around the country, consider renting a car.
Mobile connection: Buying a local SIM card is recommended.Language: Many Serbs, especially young people and those in tourism, speak good English.
Portions: Serbian portions are very large and filling — keep that in mind when ordering.
Religion: The main religion in Serbia is Orthodoxy. The country has many active monasteries and churches, important cultural and historical sites. When visiting monasteries, women should cover their heads and shoulders, and men should wear long pants.
Currency: Serbian dinar (RSD). 1 Kazakhstani tenge ≈ 0.18 dinar. Cards are widely accepted in cities, but for markets and small establishments, it’s better to have cash.

Visa and entry rules
Kazakhstan citizens can visit Serbia without a visa for up to 30 days. You must have a passport valid for at least 90 days beyond your departure date.

Time to discover the Balkans!