Serbia's Affordable Wellness Resorts Lure Russian Tourists in Record Numbers
Serbia is becoming a popular destination for Russian tourists seeking affordable wellness breaks. The country boasts nearly fifty health resorts, each known for unique mineral waters and treatments. With no visa requirements and a short flight from Moscow, travel is simple and convenient. Serbia ranks among Europe’s top five for its thermal waters, with over a thousand mineral springs. Resorts like Vrnjačka Banja, the most visited, offer week-long stays from 40,000 to 60,000 rubles per person. Prolom Banja, famous for its alkaline waters, provides similar packages starting at 40,000 rubles.
Lukovska Banja, the highest-altitude resort, charges from 45,000 rubles for a week’s treatment. Niška Banja, known for radon-rich waters, is one of the most budget-friendly, with stays from 35,000 to 40,000 rubles. Sokobanja, a haven for asthma and allergy sufferers, also starts at 40,000 rubles. A full wellness package for two, including flights, accommodation, and medical procedures, costs between 80,000 and 90,000 rubles. Direct flights from Moscow to Belgrade take just three and a half hours, making the trip quick and hassle-free.
Russian travellers can easily access Serbia’s health resorts without a visa. The combination of short travel time, affordable pricing, and diverse treatments makes it an appealing choice. Many resorts provide tailored programs for specific health needs, from respiratory issues to general relaxation.
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