Fly Palma to Belgrade with Vueling from €133 return. The median price sits at €143. A tight price to explore Serbia's capital without fuss.
Price and when to buy your flight
Prices start from €133 for the full journey, with a median of €143. Sample prices checked on 22 October show a range of €133 to €203, so there is room to move. The best tactic is to book 4–6 weeks ahead; waiting too long usually drives ticket prices up. December is peak season, so prices may rise as the date approaches.
Airline and stopovers
Vueling operates this route with one stopover. It's not a direct flight, but the price makes up for it. The example on 6 December departs Palma at 15:30 and the return on 16 December leaves at 17:10. One stop is standard on this connection and total times are reasonable if you plan the changeover well.
Best time to travel
Belgrade is worth visiting in autumn or spring to avoid extreme summer heat and crowds. December has its Christmas charm but days are short. If you want milder weather and possibly lower fares, consider March to May or September to November. Book early if you're travelling during peak dates.
What to do when you arrive in Belgrade
Belgrade charms with a blend of history and modernity. Nikola Tesla International Airport is 12 km from the city centre. Don't miss Zemun's old quarter with Danube views, Kalemegdan Fortress, the Temple of Saint Sava and the riverside bar scene. Local food is tasty and affordable. Three or four days give you time for the essentials.
FAQ
Is €133 really the cheapest price Palma to Belgrade?
Yes, according to our data from 22 October, the minimum is €133 return with Vueling. But remember prices vary by date and how far ahead you book. That figure is real but not guaranteed across all dates.
Is the Palma–Belgrade flight direct or does it have stops?
It has one stop. There is no non-stop connection on this route, but one stopover is standard and times are usually manageable. Vueling is the airline available in the data.
What is the best time to buy this flight?
Book 4–6 weeks ahead for better prices. December is peak season, so buy as soon as you can if you're travelling then. If you have flexibility, March to May and September to November often offer better conditions.
What should I see in Belgrade over a weekend?
In 3–4 days you can see Kalemegdan, Zemun, the Temple of Saint Sava and enjoy nightlife along the Danube. Belgrade is compact and easy to get around, so you don't need much time for the highlights.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.
