Are you ready to step into the rich culture, architecture blended with history and fascinating natural beauties of the Balkans? In this tour, we embark on an unforgettable journey of discovery from Albania to Bosnia-Herzegovina. The adventure begins by breathing in the modern and historical atmosphere of Tirana and continues with the impressive views of Shkodra Castle. You will feel the Mediterranean breeze in Budva, the pearl of Montenegro on the coast, and be enchanted by the narrow streets where time stands still in Kotor. In Bosnia-Herzegovina, you will follow the traces of the past with the story of the Mostar Bridge and discover a fascinating capital city where Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian architecture meet in Sarajevo.
Each stop in the Balkans offers you unique experiences full of history, flavor and nature. From UNESCO World Heritage cities to lake views, from local flavors to pleasant evening walks, every detail will be part of an unforgettable holiday. This 9-day dreamlike journey, which started on May 3, has been carefully planned for you to experience the best aspects of the Balkans. Get ready to write your own story!
After meeting our guests in Alanya, we set off for Antalya Airport. We complete the check-in procedures for the SunExpress direct flight to Tirana, which will depart at 00:25, and board our plane.
We land at Tirana Airport at 01:30 in the morning and go to our hotel in the city center. After breakfast, we leave the hotel and start our city tour. Tirana stands out as the capital and largest city of Albania. Skanderbeg Square, considered the heart of the city, has an atmosphere that fascinates its visitors with the historical structures around it. While the Ethem Bey Mosque located in the square displays an elegant example of Ottoman architecture, Tirana stands out as one of the attractions waiting to be discovered in the Balkans with its historical and modern structures.
After breakfast, we set off for Shkodra, a city in northern Albania that stands out with its historical and cultural richness. In the city, we visit the fascinating Shkodra Castle and impressive structures from the Ottoman period. A pleasant evening welcomes us on its streets that come alive with the sunset.
Today we continue our exploration of Shkodra. We have a pleasant trip with the peaceful atmosphere of the city, the enchanting lake views and the surrounding valleys.
We are moving on to Budva, one of the coastal towns of Montenegro. Budva, the most popular holiday resort of Montenegro, is famous for its beautiful beaches and nightlife. While visiting the old city surrounded by walls, the narrow streets and historical buildings will fascinate you.
We are moving to Kotor, one of the most popular places in the Balkans. It is a seaside town on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Surrounded by historic walls, this city fascinates its visitors with its narrow streets, impressive cathedrals and magnificent views.
We are moving on to the city of Mostar in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Mostar is a historical city known for its famous Mostar Bridge. Located on the banks of the Neretva River, it is possible to see traces of the Ottoman period at every step in this city. Brave young people jumping off the bridge are among the moments that make this city unforgettable.
Today we will be in Sarajevo, the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina. We will visit important places in Sarajevo, a historical capital that bears the influences of both the Ottoman Empire and the Austro-Hungarian Empire.
After visiting the last sightseeing spots in Sarajevo today, we complete our journey with a direct flight from Sarajevo Airport to Antalya at 20:45.
We land in Antalya early in the morning at 00:05 and then complete our tour with a transfer to Alanya.
What is a Shared Room?
If you are participating as a single person and would prefer to share the same room with one of the other participants of the tour, you can consider this option. In this way, you can both reduce your accommodation costs and have the opportunity to meet new people.
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