Zagreb, Sarajevo, Višegrad, Zlatibor, Durmitor, Podgorica, Skadar Lake, Cetinje, Budva, Sveti Stefan, Kotor, Dubrovnik
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Join this cross-European adventure offering a captivating combination of Central Europe’s castles and the Balkans’ historic towns and striking landscapes
Arrival transfer from Zagreb airport to hotel. Overnight in Zagreb.
Get to know Croatia’s capital through the included city tour. The city is packed with historic buildings, such as the neo-gothic St. Marcus Church. Your tour with local guide will also include cheese tasting at the Dolac Market as an ideal place to delve into Croatia’s culinary scene and funicular ride to the Upper Town. Enjoy a free afternoon in the town or back at your hotel. Overnight in Zagreb.
Transfer from Zagreb to Sarajevo. For over four hundred years, mosques, synagogues, Orthodox and Roman Catholic churches have been built and have stood side by side amidst Sarajevo, thus giving the city its unique feel and adding to the Sarajevo image of being the “European Jerusalem”. Overnight in Sarajevo.
Join a local guide for a guided walking tour of the City’s old town, past the largest mosque in the Balkans, the Eternal Flame and the Sarajevo Roses that are dotted across the city as a stark reminder of the turmoil Sarajevo endured just a few decades ago. Variety of cultures and religions, as well as three contrasting components of the town from former times are sufficient reasons for visiting Sarajevo. In the heart of the city, one finds the famous Sarajevo’s old bazaar ̶ Baščaršija from the Turkish period, where you can see various handicrafts of metal, stone, wood, glass, wool, leather… Sarajevo is famous for its museums, bridges, sports centres, mosques (visit Gazi-Husrevbey Mosque), synagogue, Orthodox and Catholic churches, and many other significant highlights. Overnight in Sarajevo.
From Sarajevo to Višegrad. Famous for its UNESCO-listed ‘bridge over the Drina River’ immortalised in Ivo Andrić’s classic novel, Višegrad has parlayed this identity into a niche tourist industry by building Andrićgrad ̶ a small but likeable mock-historical city celebrating the Nobel Prize winner. Continue to Mokra gora, a village on the border mountain Zlatibor, Tara, and Sargan, which overshadows the hill Mećavnik of the film village Drvengrad (Wooden Town), formed one of the most popular ethnic villages in Serbia, which has been constantly enlarging. All ideas come from famous filmmaker Emir Kusturica, who for the film Life is a Miracle created the settings which grew into a town where the famous film director lives. Overnight in Zlatibor.
Our next destination is Žabljak, the highest town in the Balkans, located at 1,450 meters above the sea level. After enjoying breath-taking mountain scenery and lunch at a local restaurant, we proceed to a hidden jewel – the Durmitor National Park. Continue towards Podgorica passing by spiritual and mysterious place in Montenegro – the Ostrog Monastery. Finish your day at Montenegro capital Podgorica. Overnight in Podgorica.
After morning orientation tour of Podgorica, continue to the Skadar lake, the largest lake on the Balkan peninsula. Continue to Cetinje – the Old Royal Capital of Montenegro. Cetinje is a treasure of Montenegrin cultural and historical heritage. We will choose a scenic spot for your meal – Njeguši sandwich – a hearty sandwich made with fresh homemade bread and filled with Njeguši prosciutto and cheese. Continue to the walled town of Budva, known for its sandy beaches and diverse nightlife for a short orientation tour. Continue to your hotel. Overnight in Budva.
In the morning, travel to Sveti Stefan for a photo stop and learn about the interesting history of this small islet. Continue to Kotor – a UNESCO World Heritage Site due to its many ancient monuments and well-preserved Medieval architecture. Follow your guide through the City’s historical centre and spend some time at your leisure. Then stop at one of the most iconic places in the Bay of Kotor – Perast for a boat trip to the small islet Our Lady of the Rocks before heading to Dubrovnik. In the afternoon arrive to Dubrovnik – a real pearl of the Adriatic Sea. Overnight in Dubrovnik.
During our walking tour of fortified Old city, we will see the impressive ramparts, erected during the Crusades to protect the town against land attacks. We will visit the 15th-century Rector’s Palace and an early 14th-century Franciscan Monastery that is home to one of the Europe’s oldest pharmacies. Overnight in Dubrovnik.
Departure transfer to the airport or port. End of our services.
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Accommodation in 4* and 5* hotels
Touring with English speaking guide
Tours as per itinerary
9 Breakfasts, 2 Lunches, 4 Dinners
Transportation by air conditioned vehicle
Individual headsets for sightseeing tours
Porterage at hotels
Entrance fees to:
Tips and gratuities to tour directors, drivers and local guides
Passport or visa fees
Any beverages or food not listed in itinerary
Entrance fees not mentioned above
Baggage and personal insurance of any kind
Hotel taxes, service charges and tips for baggage handling
Any other items of personal nature
All rates are based on twin/double share. Please enquire for single and triple rates. Rates are based on AUD. Availability is conditional on final confirmation from the supplier and is subject to change.
Accommodation is subject to change without notice. Every effort is made to avoid hotel changes, but should a mid-tour hotel change become necessary after this list has been printed, contact details of the new hotel will be supplied to you by your Tour Director.
Hotel rooms may not be available for check-in before 2:00 p.m.
Tour can be a combination of regular tours; therefore, coach changes may be required.
The same people may not be travelling throughout the tour.
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