Kladovo Accommodation

• Pleasant climate: Kladovo is situated in the southeastern part of Serbia, within a municipality of about 30.000 residents, and the town itself has around 10.000 inhabitants. Nestled near the Danube River in a hilly and mountainous region, Kladovo experiences a continental climate. Summers are warm and dry, while snow cover appears as early as November.
• Transit location: Kladovo is well connected to major Serbian cities, including Belgrade, Paraćin, Niš, Požarevac, and Donji Milanovac. Travelers from Belgrade can reach Kladovo via the Đerdap Highway, while those from Paraćin can take the Cestobrodica–Zaječar–Negotin route. From Niš, the journey passes through the Tresibaba Mountain Pass, Knjaževac, Zaječar, and Negotin. By car, Kladovo is accessible from Belgrade via highways E-70 or A1, continuing on smaller local roads, with a total travel time of around three hours under normal traffic conditions. Additionally, Romanian visitors can enter Serbia via the Đerdap I border crossing (Portile de Fier I), near the hydroelectric power plant, at any time of day or night.
• Business opportunities: The economy of Kladovo is primarily based on fish production and processing, agriculture, and trade. Due to its closeness to the Danube, fishing plays a significant role in the local economy, while various trade and artisan shops contribute to the daily life of residents. Kladovo is an excellent destination for business travelers looking to establish partnerships with local distributors, invest in small and medium-sized enterprises, or collaborate with border and transport companies near Romania. Being close to both Romania and Bulgaria, Kladovo operates as a crossroads for visitors from different regions. It is particularly attractive to business tourists interested in cross-border trade and transportation opportunities with Romania.
• Historical significance: As one of the oldest settlements along the Danube, Kladovo has a rich history. The prehistoric settlement of Zanes once stood where Kladovo is today. The town was destroyed and rebuilt in the 16th century and was mentioned in the writings of the famous Ottoman traveler Evliya Çelebi. Just a few kilometers from Kladovo lies Fetislam, an ancient fortress that once served as a defensive stronghold. Visitors can also explore old preserved Turkish houses. Many tourists come to the town to see the largest hydroelectric power plant in the region, admire the breathtaking Đerdapska klisura, and visit numerous archaeological sites dating back to prehistoric, Roman, and medieval times.
• Cultural heritage: Kladovo is home to several cultural landmarks that attract visitors from all over Serbia and beyond. The famous Trajan’s Plaque, a Roman-era monument, stands along the Danube, while the remains of Trajan’s Bridge can also be explored. In addition to the Fetislam Fortress, tourists can visit the well-preserved Roman fortress Diana Zanes. Other cultural and historical sites include the Glamija archaeological site, the Kazan region of the Danube, the 19th-century Church of St. George, the Holy Trinity Monastery, and the Đerdap Archaeological Museum.
• Festivals and events: Kladovo hosts numerous cultural and traditional events, such as Ethno festival, Velikogospojinski vašar (celebrating the Feast of the Dormition), St. Tryphon’s day celebrations, and honey and beekeeping products exhibition. These events attract tourists eager to taste traditional wines and local dishes, sample honey products, enjoy folklore performances, and explore handmade crafts and traditional trades. Such festivals position Kladovo as a key destination for rural and event tourism. They are ideal for family visits and for establishing business connections related to the distribution of local products.
• Sports and recreational tourism: Kladovo is a hub for sports, adventure, and fishing tourism, hosting various regattas that draw enthusiasts of boating, recreation, ecology, and rowing. The TID regatta (Tour international Danubien) is an international event spanning several countries, including Serbia. The Tekija–Kladovo–Kusjak regatta covers the route along the Danube from Tekija to Kladovo, attracting nautical and adventure-seeking tourists. Blue week is an international ecological festival that raises awareness about the importance of protecting aquatic ecosystems, featuring panel discussions, workshops, and environmental initiatives that appeal to eco-tourists.
• Sport fishing: For fishing enthusiasts, Kladovo hosts Zlatna Bućka Đerdapa event, a catfish angling competition where visitors can also enjoy fish specialties and cultural events. Tragom tekijskih talasa is dedicated to traditional fishing methods and the heritage of Tekija’s fishermen. On Danube days locals celebrate the river’s importance to the community with cultural programs, environmental activities, water sports competitions, and gastronomy festivals.

• Apartments and short-term rentals: These accommodations are located in residential buildings or small private apartments. Some of the most notable options include: studio Vulsa 1, Apartman 59, Lavanda, studio Maj 1, Pavlović, Oasis lux, Mona Liza, Atrijum, Nana, Lux, Riva, Delux, Ruža, Peca, Marica Nastasijević, Anđela, Miodrag Mladenović, Filipović I i II, Borak, Vanja, New York – Igo-prom d.o.o., Paris – Igo-prom d.o.o., Bogosav Udilović, Jasmina, Miroslava Singurilović, AMD, studio AMD, Petar Šejnjanović, Kladovski konak, Otašević, and Pro arte;
• Rooms for rent: Typically, these are small studio apartments of up to 20m², with prices starting at €25 per night. Available options include: Dragan Vujović, Elektron, Ana i Patrik, Dragica Ćurčić, vila Morun, Vladimir Popović, Dragan Šepecanović, AMD, Miroslava Singurilović;
• Vacation homes: For those seeking a more luxurious option suitable for larger groups and families, available choices include: vila Mina, Duška Čičarević, Maslačak.

• Karataš youth camp – Previously used as accommodation for hydroelectric plant workers, this camp now hosts around 350 campers, mainly athletes. It offers double and triple rooms, pavilions, apartments, and bungalows. The camp features numerous sports facilities, including courts, halls, a gym, swimming pools, a shooting range, a bowling alley, fitness trails, and artificial climbing walls.
• Miročka voda camp – Located in Brza Palanka, about 20 kilometers from Kladovo, this campsite is ideal for nature lovers, thanks to its proximity to the Blederija waterfall, hiking trails on Mount Miroč, and the Vratanjske kapije. It is a great spot for campers, anglers, and outdoor enthusiasts.

• Aquastar Danube – A four-star hotel located right on the banks of the Danube. It is ideal for business meetings, featuring three conference halls, two restaurants, a wellness and spa center, and a cruise ship for tourist excursions during the season. The hotel also organizes numerous events.
• Hotel Đerdap – Situated in the heart of Kladovo, this hotel has a large accommodation capacity, with nearly 140 rooms and six suites. Guests have access to a restaurant, a conference hall, a banquet hall, an aperitif bar, a lobby bar, a summer garden, and a restaurant on a boat. It is well-suited for business purposes, including conferences, seminars, presentations, meetings, and congresses.

• Accommodation in the city center: Staying in the center provides easy access to major tourist attractions such as Stara čaršija, the promenade, Fetislam fortress, and the Danube riverside walkway. This location is ideal for tourists who want to be in the heart of the action, close to restaurants, shops, and cultural landmarks. Recommended options in the central area include Apartment Igo-prom, Apartment Jasmina, and Ana & Patrik rental rooms.
• Accommodation along the Danube river: This type of accommodation offers a beautiful river view and is close to city beaches and promenades. It is perfect for nature lovers, walkers, and families with children. You can rent cottages in nearby towns like Kostol and Tekija, or find accommodation within Kladovo.
• Accommodation in quiet areas: If you seek peace and privacy, consider staying in less busy parts of Kladovo, which are still near major attractions. This type of accommodation is suitable for families and children. Recommended options include Apartment Anđela and the Maslačak Holiday Home, located near the city park.
• Accommodation near city beaches and promenades: Proximity to the Danube is perfect for nature lovers and outdoor activity enthusiasts. Recommended options include apartment Borak and Dragan Šepecanović rental rooms.

• Apartment prices: Prices generally range from €12 to €130 per night, depending on the apartment's size and location. The average price for one night in an apartment is around €30.
• Rooms in private properties: These are more affordable than apartments, with prices ranging from €7 to €130 per night, also depending on location and amenities.
• Hotel prices: At Aquastar Danube hotel, prices range from €65 to €85 per night during the summer season. Hotel Đerdap offers more budget-friendly accommodation, with prices around €25 per night.

• Tekija: A riverfront village with well-maintained promenades and beaches, perfect for children to enjoy. It is about 15 km from Kladovo, approximately 15-minute drive away.
• Brza Palanka: It is located about 38 km from Kladovo. A small town with a local market where children can try fresh fruits and vegetables. It is also home to the Miročka voda campsite, ideal for families wanting to give their children a nature-filled experience.
• Kostol: A quiet village near Kladovo, perfect for families looking for peaceful rest and relaxation.

All these surrounding locations are easily reachable by car. 

• Atrijum nightclub and disco: Located in the heart of Kladovo, on Ive Lole Ribara street, it attracts party enthusiasts, nightlife lovers, and those craving a good drink.
• Don Pepe bar: Situated near the nightclub, on Kralja Aleksandra street, this bar serves excellent cocktails, and great coffee, and offers a wide range of food options.
• Nicholas cafe: A favorite for those who enjoy foreign music and cocktails. It is located on Kralja Aleksandra Street, in the main urban center.
• Pleasure point bar: Visitors looking to sip their drinks by the beach can head to this local spot by the Danube River, located on Stefanije Mihajlović street.
• KARDINI caffee & Billiards: In this venue, you can enjoy a game of billiards with friends. If you're hungry, you can sample grilled specialties in a cozy atmosphere. It is also located on Kralja Aleksandra Street.

• Restaurant Natura on Dunavska street serves fish specialties, with always fresh ingredients. They offer a vegetarian menu and gluten-free meals. It is convenient for foreign tourists as the staff speaks several foreign languages. The restaurant is open from 10 AM to 12 PM from Monday to Thursday and until 1 AM on other days. Prices are affordable (from €9 to €24 per portion).
• Restaurant Jezero prepares national and international cuisine specialties. It is located in Kladovo’s pedestrian zone, on Kralja Aleksandra street, and has a parking lot for restaurant guests. The movie I bog stvori kafansku pevačicu was shot here. You can visit it from 8 AM to 12 AM and 10 AM to 12 PM on weekends. You can enjoy a good meal for approximately €13.
• Cafe Elite on Nikola Janković street has a rich selection of meat dishes and quality music. Alongside traditional Serbian dishes, it also offers international cuisine. It is open daily from 7 AM to 12 PM, except for Saturdays when it opens at 8 AM. Meal prices range from €13 to €17.
• Terasa fish restaurant is located right by the Danube on Dunavski kej, offering affordable fish and seafood dishes served in an enticing and interesting manner. It operates daily from 1 PM to 11 PM. Only few dishes exceed €8. 
• Restaurant Kum Goran is a highly rated restaurant with a pleasant, intimate, homey atmosphere. Although there is no vegetarian menu, the staff is ready to accommodate all guest requests. It is open from 7 AM to 10 PM on Creparska Street. A meal here will cost you only €4,5 to €8,5 per person.
• Tekijanka plus is another restaurant on Kralja Aleksandra street, located in a busy pedestrian area of Kladovo, so it is usually quite full. It serves traditional Serbian dishes, fish, and a rich selection of wines. It is open from 7 AM to 11 PM. For €13 you can enjoy a solid meal.
• Krčma kod Tekijanca serves the best rakija and cheeses in the area. Along with drinks, you can order a large, high-quality portion of grilled food if you get hungry. It is closed on Mondays, open from 12 AM to 11 PM on weekdays, and until 12 PM on Fridays and Saturdays. Main dishes typically cost less than €13.