An English-speaking chauffeur and local host, available by the hour or the day. One driver, one confirmed price, and someone who actually knows the city you're moving through.
A taxi solves one journey. A private driver solves the day. When you book me, the van and I are yours for the block of time we agree — I wait outside your meeting, keep your bags in the boot between stops, and take you on to the next address without you re-explaining anything.
You also get a person rather than a rotating cast of strangers. I'm Uroš, born and raised in Belgrade, and I drive every booking myself. That means predictable English, a clean vehicle every time, and a driver who remembers that you preferred the quieter route.
Most bookings fall into one of these patterns, but they mix freely — a business morning can turn into an afternoon of sightseeing.
Three hours, five hours, a working morning. I stay with you between stops rather than dropping you and disappearing.
Meetings across the city, factory visits in the industrial belt, client pickups from the airport. Discreet, punctual and quiet when you're on a call.
For visitors who want a local as much as a lift — restaurant bookings, the right neighbourhoods, translation where it helps, and honest advice on what to skip.
Weddings, dinners, nights out on the splavovi. You drink, I drive, everyone gets home.
New to Belgrade? Viewing apartments, registering paperwork, IKEA runs and school visits are much less painful with a driver who knows the way.
The vehicle is a black Ford Tourneo Custom: a 7-seat passenger van with a climate-controlled cabin, an upright seating position and a separate luggage area behind the rear seats. It is cleaned before every booking and it is non-smoking.
There is one vehicle and one driver — no fleet and no saloon-car alternative. If a van is not right for what you have in mind, it is better to know that before you book than after.
Travelling with children? Send the number and ages before booking and state whether a child seat is needed. Suitable equipment is confirmed in advance rather than assumed at the pickup point.
Hourly, half-day and full-day hire is quoted as one figure agreed before you travel — no meter, and no surcharge because the traffic was bad. The quote covers fuel, tolls, parking and the agreed waiting time.
What moves the figure is the hours involved, the distance driven, the time of day and how much of the day the vehicle stays with you. A day with lots of waiting and few kilometres is quoted on the time; a day that covers real distance is quoted on the route. Either way you have the number in writing first.
Payment is in cash, in person, at the end of the service — the amount agreed in writing beforehand. Euros, Serbian dinars and US dollars are all accepted. Card payment and company invoicing are not available yet. Cancellation terms are agreed in writing together with the price.
I work seven days a week, including early mornings and late nights. Because it's one driver and one vehicle, popular dates go quickly — for a multi-day stay it's worth messaging a week or two ahead.
Anywhere in the city and its surroundings: Stari Grad, Vračar, Dorćol, Savamala, Novi Beograd, Zemun, Dedinje, Banovo Brdo and the outer municipalities, plus the airport, the fairgrounds and the industrial zones around Surčin and Pančevo.
Outside Belgrade I drive throughout Serbia and to neighbouring countries — Bosnia, Croatia, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, Montenegro and North Macedonia — for one-way transfers or multi-day trips.
Prices depend on how many hours or days you need and where you're going, so I quote per booking. Message me with your plan and you'll get a clear all-inclusive figure.
Short bookings work best from about three hours upwards. For a single point-to-point journey a transfer price is usually better value than hourly hire.
Yes, fluently, along with Serbian. I can manage basic conversation in Russian, but anything important is better handled in English. The site is translated for planning — website translation and spoken languages are not the same thing.
Yes. Waiting time is part of hourly hire and included in the price — I'll be outside when you come out.
Ask me directly and I will tell you exactly how the service is registered and what the vehicle is insured for. I would rather answer that in writing than make a broad claim on a web page, and you are right to ask it of any driver in any city.
Cross-border journeys are possible but they depend on paperwork and insurance for the specific country and dates. Send the destination and dates and I will confirm whether it can be done before quoting.
Message me anyway — same-day bookings often work. Advance notice simply makes it more likely I'm free.
Yes, that's one of the most common bookings. See the airport transfer page for how meet-and-greet works.