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There is much to see and do in Serbia all year round – there are beautiful national parks and monasteries to explore in the summer and some of the best mountain resorts for skiing in the winter.
The country is also generally safe to visit though there are a couple of common European travel scams to watch out for.
Note: vast majority of trips are trouble free and there is no need to be paranoid. That said, it always pays to be aware, careful, and prepared.
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Car damage scam in Serbia
3 0How it works: There have been cases reported where someone rigs a part of your campervan or car at night and in the morning, points it out to you and…
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Pickpockets in Serbia
2 0How it works: Overview: fortunately, violent crime and robberies are very rare in Serbia. Although there is organized crime, tourists and the general population are generally not targeted. That said,…
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Rental apartment scams in Serbia
2 0How it works: Situation: unfortunately, you will come across a lot of fraudulent or way overpriced rental apartment ad listings online on sites such as Craigslist and even in Facebook…
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Rental car scams in Serbia
2 0How it works: Overview: unfortunately, rental car scams are a way of life in Europe. That said, there are still more good providers but you still have to be very…
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Taxi scams in Serbia
2 0How it works: Overview: this is the most common scam that tourists to Serbia will face. Locals are not spared either. Version 1: quoting an inflated flat fare instead of…
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Unlicensed taxis in Serbia
2 0How it works: Private cars are those with a white marker on top that does not list the name of any company. You can be charged a very inflated fare…
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