Rent a Car in Serbia

To rent a car in Serbia you must be 18 years old. Those under 25 may receive an additional fee.

We accept both debit and credit cars, however, a credit card is preferred.

The rental price usually includes basic insurance, such as Collision Damage Waiver (CDW) and Theft Protection (TP). However, there may be an excess/deductible amount that you would be liable for in case of damage or theft. You can often purchase additional insurance coverage to reduce or eliminate this excess.

Yes, we let you cross into other countries in your rental car, just inform your local rental team beforehand. We do not permit travel by ferry.

The final price will depend on your choice of vehicle, the duration of your trip and any extras you require. Complete the search above to find a deal within your budget or contact our team.

In case of an accident, contact our car rental team immediately. They will guide you through the necessary steps to take. If you experience a breakdown, the rental company's contact information should be readily available in the car or on the rental agreement. Contact them for assistance, and they will arrange a replacement vehicle or necessary repairs.

We allow other people to drive your rental car if you have pre-arranged. At pick up, all drivers must provide the necessary documents.

We ask that you return the car at the same fuel level as when you picked it up. This will be a full tank.

Renting a car in Serbia is quite affordable, with options for various budgets. Economy cars start at $9 per day, perfect for budget-conscious travelers. Standard cars are available for around $30 per day, offering more space and comfort. A full-size costs about $40 per day if you need more room.

When renting a car in Serbia, most travelers prefer Belgrade, which accounts for 92% of car rental searches on Finalrentals. Belgrade is the capital and largest city, making it a convenient starting point for exploring the country. For example, you can rent a car in Belgrade and easily drive to popular destinations like the Tara Mountains or the historic town of Novi Sad. Niš is the second most popular city, with 5% of searches, offering easy access to southern Serbia and nearby attractions. Novi Sad, with 3% of searches, is known for its vibrant culture and proximity to the Fruska Gora National Park.

In Serbia, speed limits vary depending on the type of road and location: Urban Areas: 50 km/h (31 mph) Outside Urban Areas: 80 km/h (50 mph) Expressways: 100 km/h (62 mph) Highways: 130 km/h (81 mph) Always pay attention to local signage, as speed limits can vary, and ensure you adhere to the posted limits to avoid fines.

Driving in Serbia offers a mix of experiences. In cities like Belgrade, traffic is dense, and parking can be challenging. Roads are less crowded outside urban areas, but some rural roads might be narrow or poorly maintained. Highways are generally in good condition. Serbia drives on the right-hand side, and seat belts are mandatory. Renting a car provides flexibility to explore scenic routes, like the Tara Mountains and Uvac National Park, offering access to popular and off-the-beaten-path destinations.

Yes, insurance is required to rent a car in Serbia. Even though you cannot purchase insurance from the rental provider, third-party insurance coverage is needed. All vehicles in Serbia must have third-party liability insurance. Typically, renting a car is an extra cost; this can be eliminated with premium protection or reduced with essential cover. Insurance is a great way to protect you from potential obligations or losses.

All overseas visitors should know that renting a car in Serbia requires a valid driver's license and an overseas Driver's Permit. If you are from the United States or the United Kingdom, all you need is a valid driver's license for visits of up to three months. For example, if a US tourist visits Nassau for a two-week holiday, they only need their regular driver's license to rent a car.

In Serbia, you must be at least 21 years old and have a valid driver's license for at least a year to rent a car. Drivers under 25 will incur a daily fee of $25 to $50. Seniors should check for any age restrictions before making a reservation.

Yes, you can rent a car in Serbia and drive to Croatia, but you must inform the rental company when you pick up. For instance, if you rent a car in Belgrade and plan to visit Zagreb, notify the supplier. You'll be charged a Cross-Bordering Fee, typically between EUR 20.00 and 42.00 per country. This fee covers insurance and other cross-border requirements. Always check specific terms with your rental company to ensure a smooth trip.

To ensure availability, especially during peak travel times, it’s recommended to reserve your car hire in Serbia as early as possible. With Finalrentals, you can secure your rental online with just a 15% down payment, paying the balance at the rental counter. This offers flexibility and convenience. Additionally, Finalrentals guarantees no cancellation fees or hidden charges, giving you peace of mind throughout the booking process. Book in advance with Finalrentals for a seamless and stress-free car rental experience in Serbia.