Big Balkan Tour with Airplane
1st Day Istanbul – Belgrade
After the morning meeting, we will embark on our flight to Belgrade. Upon arrival, our city tour begins. Belgrade is the capital and largest city of Serbia, known for its historical and cultural richness and vibrant nightlife. Kalemegdan, Knez Mihailova Street, Saint Sava Cathedral, and Skadarlija are among the places we will visit on the first day.
Kalemegdan (Belgrade Fortress): This historical fortress and park, located in the city center, is situated at the confluence of the Sava and Danube rivers. The fortress includes museums, restaurants, and scenic walking areas.
Knez Mihailova Street: Known as the main shopping and walking street of the city, Knez Mihailova is filled with historic buildings, shops, cafes, and restaurants.
Saint Sava Cathedral: This magnificent structure, the largest Orthodox church in the Balkans, is one of the symbols of the city.
Skadarlija: Famous for its bohemian style, Skadarlija is known for its narrow streets, traditional restaurants, and lively music scenes that evoke the old Belgrade.
2nd Day Belgrade
On the second day of our tour, after breakfast, we continue exploring Belgrade.
Ada Ciganlija, Nikola Tesla Museum, Yugoslav Museum, and Ada Huškusun are among the places we will visit.
Ada Ciganlija: Located close to the city center, Ada Ciganlija is a popular spot for relaxation and entertainment with its natural beaches, sports areas, bike paths, and cafes.
Nikola Tesla Museum: This museum provides detailed information about the life and works of the famous inventor Nikola Tesla, making it intriguing for science enthusiasts.
Yugoslav Museum: You can visit this museum to explore the history and culture of the former Yugoslavia.
Ada Huškusun: Located on the Danube River, this island is a popular destination in the summer with its natural beauty, restaurants, and beaches.
3rd Day Belgrade - Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
After breakfast at the hotel, we will head to Sarajevo. Sarajevo is the capital and cultural center of Bosnia and Herzegovina, known for its historical texture, architecture from the Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian periods, rich cuisine, and vibrant atmosphere. Baščaršija, Sarajevo Bazaar, Latin Bridge, Sarajevo Walls, and Tunnel Museum are the places we will visit on the first day.
Baščaršija: The historical center of Sarajevo, Baščaršija is famous for its narrow streets, fountains, bazaars, and traditional shops dating back to the Ottoman period. Here, we will taste traditional Bosnian dishes.
Sarajevo Walls and Tunnel Museum: Important for understanding the history of the city, this museum includes part of the Tunnel Spasa used during the Bosnian War.
Sarajevo Bazaar (Markale Market): Close to Baščaršija, this market offers local products, handicrafts, and traditional Bosnian delicacies.
Latin Bridge: This historically significant bridge is the site of the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand, a key event in Sarajevo in the early 20th century.
4th Day Sarajevo
After our regional breakfast, we will continue to explore Sarajevo. Gazi Husrev Bey Mosque, Sarajevo City Museum, and Vrelo Bosne Park are among the places we will visit. Additionally, we will participate in the Austro-Hungarian Architecture Discovery tour.
Gazi Husrev Bey Mosque: Built in the 16th century, this mosque is one of the largest and most important religious buildings in Sarajevo.
Sarajevo City Museum: You can visit this museum to explore the history, culture, and art of the city in detail.
Vrelo Bosne Park: Located outside the city, this natural park is ideal for a peaceful nature walk or a picnic.
Austro-Hungarian Architecture Discovery: Exploring the Austro-Hungarian period buildings in the city is also one of the activities to do in Sarajevo.
5th Day Sarajevo – Kotor, Montenegro
After our regional breakfast, we will head to Kotor. Kotor is known as an important port city located on the west coast of Montenegro and famous for its historic city center, which is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site, along with its stunning natural scenery. Stari Grad, Kotor Fortress, Perast, and Kotor Museum are among the activities we will engage in.
Stari Grad (Old Town): The historic center of Kotor, known for its narrow streets, historic buildings, and small squares. We will see the cathedral, Kotor Clock Tower, and historical houses here.
Kotor Fortress: By climbing to the Kotor Fortress, which rises above the Old Town, we will enjoy a panoramic view of the city. Although the climb consists of approximately 1350 steps and is challenging, the view is breathtaking.
Kotor Bay Boat Tour: The scenery of Kotor Bay offers a perfect environment for a boat tour. We can sail around the bay with boats departing from the city center and visit other beautiful towns like Perast.
Perast: This small town located in Kotor Bay is famous for its historic buildings and scenery. We will visit the island of Our Lady of the Rocks, which is a symbol of the town.
Kotor Museum: Located in the Old Town, this museum showcases the history and cultural heritage of the city in detail.
Kotor Walls Walk: You can walk along the ancient walls surrounding the Old Town and discover the city's defense systems.
6th Day Kotor – Budva
After breakfast at the hotel, we will proceed to Budva. Budva is one of Montenegro's most popular holiday and tourist destinations, known for its Riviera, historical richness, beaches, and nightlife. Stari Grad, Budva Theatre, and Sveti Stefan are some of the sights we will see during our visit.
Stari Grad (Old Town): The historical center of Budva, known for its narrow streets, historic buildings, and squares. Here, you can see the cathedral, the remnants of the fortress, and the ancient walls.
Budva Theatre: You can visit the Budva Theatre, an ancient structure that has survived to this day, and participate in cultural events.
Sveti Stefan: Another important point close to Budva is the island of Sveti Stefan. Known for its luxury hotels and turquoise waters, this island is ideal for taking photos.
7th Day Budva – Tirana
After breakfast, we say goodbye to Montenegro and head to Tirana. Tirana is the capital of Albania and a culturally rich city. Skanderbeg Square, Ethem Bey Mosque, Tirana Castle, National Gallery of Art Tirana, Pyramid of Tirana, and BunkArt 2 are among the places we will visit during our trip.
Skanderbeg Square: Located in the center of Tirana, Skanderbeg Square is one of the most important points of the city. Here, you can find the statue of Skanderbeg and significant buildings like the National History Museum.
Ethem Bey Mosque: One of the oldest mosques in Tirana, Ethem Bey Mosque stands out with its architecture dating back to the Ottoman period. Its magnificent interior decoration is also noteworthy.
Tirana Castle: Located at a high point in the city, Tirana Castle offers a panoramic view of the city. You can go up here to see the city from a wide perspective.
National Gallery of Art Tirana: To explore Albania's artistic heritage, you can visit the National Gallery of Art. Here, we will see works by local artists.
Pyramid of Tirana: The Pyramid, a symbol of the Hoxha era, currently hosts various events and exhibitions. Its architectural structure is intriguing.
BunkArt 2: BunkArt 2, an old shelter in the city, is a museum and exhibition space telling the history of Albania's communist era.
8th Day Tirana – Ohrid
After breakfast, we will head to North Macedonia. Once we arrive in Ohrid, our city tour will begin. Ohrid is one of the most beautiful and historic cities in North Macedonia. Its historical richness, natural beauty, and lake views make Ohrid a must-see destination in Macedonia. Ohrid Lake, Ohrid Fortress, Samuel Fortress, Ancient Theatre, Churches in Ohrid, Ohrid Museum, and Plaošnik Church and Monastery are among the places we will visit.
Ohrid Lake: Ohrid Lake is the city's most distinctive feature and is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. We will walk along the lake, and take a boat tour on the lake.
Ohrid Fortress: Located at the highest point of the city, Ohrid Fortress is famous for its historical ruins and panoramic views. By visiting the fortress, you can see the city from a broad perspective.
Plaošnik Church and Monastery: Plaošnik is one of the oldest churches in Ohrid and can be visited along with St. Kliment Monastery. Here, you can see historically and religiously significant artifacts.
Samuel Fortress and Ancient Theatre: Adjacent to Ohrid Fortress, the ancient theatre and Samuel Fortress showcase the historical richness of the city.
Churches in Ohrid: The city has many medieval churches. Among the most famous are St. Sophia Church and St. John Kaneo Church. We will explore the architectural beauty and interior decor of these churches.
Ohrid Museum: To get to know the history and cultural heritage of the city, we will visit Ohrid Museum. Here, you can find ancient artifacts, handicrafts, and ethnographic exhibitions.
9th Day Ohrid – Skopje
After breakfast in Ohrid, we will head to Skopje. Skopje is the capital of North Macedonia and a historical city. Skopje Fortress, Macedonia Square, and Stone Bridge are the places we will visit during our tour.
Skopje Fortress (Kale): Located in the city center, Skopje Fortress is an ancient fortress that stands at the highest point of the city. From here, you can see a panoramic view of the city.
Macedonia Square (Makedonia Square): Known as the heart of the city, Macedonia Square is a vast square with a statue of Alexander the Great. The square is worth visiting, along with its surrounding historical buildings.
Stone Bridge (Taş Köprü): The Stone Bridge over the Vardar River is one of the city's symbols and is known to be an Ottoman-era artifact. By visiting the bridge, you can explore the beauty of the river.
10th Day Skopje
On the second day of our Skopje tour, after breakfast, we will continue our exploration. Skopje Clock Tower, National Museum of Macedonia, Mustafa Pasha Mosque, and Baths are among the sights we will see.
Skopje Clock Tower: This clock tower from the Ottoman period can be visited together with other historical buildings in the city.
Mustafa Pasha Mosque and Baths: Mustafa Pasha Mosque and Baths, among the Ottoman artifacts in Skopje, are important stops to explore the city's cultural heritage.
National Museum of Macedonia: For history and culture enthusiasts in the city, the National Museum of Macedonia is filled with significant archaeological and historical artifacts.
11th Day Skopje – Pristina
After a regional breakfast, we will set off for the Kosovo tour. Kosovo is a small country rich in historical and cultural heritage. Pristina, Prizren, Gjakova, Gjilan, Decani Monastery, Mitrovica, and Srebrenica are among the places we will visit.
Pristina: Pristina, the capital of Kosovo, has a vibrant city life. The main square and surrounding historic buildings, museums, and shopping opportunities offer visitors a wide range of experiences.
Prizren: Known as the cultural and historical capital of Kosovo, Prizren is famous for its cobbled streets, fountains, and historical buildings from the Ottoman period. Here, important sites include Prizren Fortress, Sinan Pasha Mosque, and the observatory on the Prizren River.
Gjakova: Gjakova is known for its historical houses and bazaars from the Ottoman period.
Gjilan: Another significant city in Kosovo, Gjilan offers historical and cultural richness. We will visit medieval monasteries, Ottoman-era mosques, and ethnographic museums here.
Decani Monastery: Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Decani Monastery is one of the important religious and historical structures in Kosovo. The monastery is noted for its medieval frescoes and architecture.
Mitrovica: Mitrovica is a divided city located in northern Kosovo. Its historical bridge and bazaar offer a unique experience for visitors.
12th Day Pristina – Istanbul
Regrettably, this is the last day of our tour. After our local breakfast, we will transfer to Havana airport.
NOTE: Only breakfast is available today.
The sample hotels and restaurants used in our tours are listed below.
Our tours include breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and there are no extra excursions!
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Belgrade: Belgrade City Hotel 4* VB.
Restaurant: Tri Sesira, Barbecue
Sarajevo: Hollywood Hotel 4* VB.
Restaurant: Cevabdzinica Nune, Bosnian meatballs
Kotor: Hotel Porto In 4* VB.
Restaurant: Caffe Del Mare, Seafood
Budva: Hotel Moskva 4* VB.
Restaurant: Pastabar Budva, Italian and Mediterranean cuisine
Tirana: Sky Hotel Tirana 4* VB.
Restaurant: Smoke House Bar & Grill, Steak restaurant
Ohrid: Hotel Tino Sveti Stefan 4* VB.
Restaurant: Kaj Kanevche, European cuisine
Skopje: Hotel City Park 4* VB.
Restaurant: Dva Elena, international cuisine
Pristina: Golden Hotel 4* VB.
Restaurant: Buke e Zemer, European and Mediterranean cuisine
-All museum and archaeological site entrance fees.
-All specified intermediate and main flights
-All transfer and guide services
-All accommodations in 4-star and 3-star hotels
-The breakfast, lunch, and dinner we will have at hotels and local restaurants
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-City taxes and Mandatory + Special Insurance
It is an all-inclusive concept. Breakfast, lunch, dinner, all tours, museum entrance fees. Are included in the price.
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