Flights from Melbourne to Belgrade from AUD2,278
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From | To | Fare Type | Dates | Price |
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| FromMelbourne (MEL) | ToBelgrade (BEG) | Round-trip / Economy | 23 Jul 2025 - 13 Aug 2025 | From AUD2,278* Last Seen 14 hours ago |
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Fly from Melbourne to Belgrade with Etihad Airways
Book flights from Melbourne to Belgrade with Etihad and we’ll take you on a journey halfway across the world to the heart and soul of Serbia.
Discover the spectacular Belgrade Fortress, visit the elegant Temple of Saint Sava and unwind in the lush greenery of Kalemegdan Park. Book your flights online today.
MEL to BEG: flight facts
Journey time 21hrs 40mins
Your exact journey time from Melbourne to Belgrade may vary depending on the length of your connection in Abu Dhabi.
Flight distance 9,672 miles
Flights from Melbourne (MEL) to Belgrade (BEG) via Abu Dhabi (AUH) cover 9,672 miles (15,566 kilometres).
Flying from Melbourne to Belgrade: FAQs
What is the weather like in Belgrade?
Belgrade enjoys warm summers, mild autumns and cold winters. The warmest months are June to August, with average temperatures around 24°C.
Expect romantic snow between December and February, while rain is steady all year round.
How do I get from the airport to central Belgrade?
Nikola Tesla Airport is 11 miles (18 kilometres) from central Belgrade, and travel between the two is straightforward. Bus line 72 and the A1 minibus will both take you to the city centre in 30-40 minutes.
Book an airport transfer with Etihad for a seamless onward journey.
Top tips for Melbourne to Belgrade
Sample the local coffee
Belgrade is a city just as coffee-obsessed as Melbourne, and the coffee culture here is centuries old.
It began with dark, strong Turkish coffee, but has now blossomed into a stylish café scene. Take a seat at one of the many coffee shops that line the cobbled streets, and sip a cup made from locally roasted beans.
Explore Kalemegdan
One of Belgrade’s most interesting sights is the imposing Belgrade Fortress and its surrounding park, also known as Kalemegdan.
Unlike Melbourne’s landscaped Royal Botanic Gardens, Kalemegdan focuses on its huge number of historic features. Peer down the Roman Well, climb the Clock Tower and admire the view across the water – it’s particularly beautiful at sunset.