Balkan Tour is the best introduction of the Balkan countries including Albania, Montenegro, Kosovo, and North of Macedonia.
During the tour, you will visit and discover the best hotspots of the countries. In Montenegro, you will visit the city of Kotor classified as Unesco World Heritage Site, the city of Budva, and the National Park of Biogradska. In North of Macedonia, you will have the opportunity to visit the most beautiful city, Ohrid, and the Cave of Gadime. In Albania, take a tour of an ancient site and two cities, which are listed as Unesco World Heritage Sites.
The seaside of Albania is another attraction for this tour as well. The tour of Albania also includes a wine degustation in the city of Berat.
The crew and tour leader were fantastic. There were many stops along the way for swimming. The history learned and walking through the many historic towns was illuminating.
The lower cabin is very very spacious and quiet.
SAILING HOLIDAY: Sail the stunning Dalmatian coast on this 8-day cruise round-trip from Split. Discover ancient towns, sun-soaked islands and crystal-clear waters as you visit Makarska, Mljet, Dubrovnik, Korcula, Hvar and more. Wander through Diocletian’s Palace, swim off secluded beaches, and explore medieval walled cities like Dubrovnik and Korcula. Enjoy fresh seafood, sample local wines, and relax with plenty of swim stops along the way—including at Zlatni Rat, one of Croatia’s most famous beaches. With overnight stays on board and time to explore at your own pace, this is an easygoing island-hopping escape packed with history, culture and coastal charm.
SAILING HOLIDAY: Journey in style from delightful Dubrovnik northward towards stunning Split and explore gorgeous islands en route including Brac and the eye-catching Zlatni Rat Beach. See the world class National Park of Mljet and enjoy 8 glorious days aboard a beautiful cruise ship - complete bliss!
Experience the beauty of Croatia on a captivating adventure that begins in Zagreb, where you'll explore the historic Upper Town, visiting iconic sites like St. Mark’s Church and the Cathedral. Journey south to the breathtaking Plitvice Lakes National Park, then embark on your cruise in Split, where you’ll discover Diocletian’s Palace. Sail to Trogir for a guided tour of its ancient architecture and visit Krka National Park’s stunning waterfalls. Continue to Biševo Island to see the famous Blue Cave, followed by a visit to Vis Island’s historic ruins. Enjoy a refreshing swim en route to Hvar Island, where you'll tour its historical sites and admire views from Fortica. Next, visit Kor?ula, believed to be Marco Polo’s birthplace, and stroll its charming streets. Experience the beauty of Mljet National Park before indulging in a local oyster tasting in Slano, complemented by a Captain’s dinner. Finally, cruise to Dubrovnik, where you’ll explore the UNESCO-listed Old Town and its iconic landmarks before concluding your journey with breakfast and a transfer to the airport.
Prepare for an incredible trip as you leave for a journey across Croatia's gorgeous landscapes, where you'll discover some of Europe's most mesmerizing azure waters, unspoiled white sand beaches, and intriguing medieval wonders! Your tour begins in Zagreb, Croatia's dynamic capital, where you'll discover a plethora of historical museums, exciting festivals, and small cafés. Next, travel to Bled, where you'll be captivated by the pristine beauty of Lake Bled, a gleaming alpine jewel, and the enchanting Bohinj Valley tucked at the base of the mighty Alps. After that, visit Plitvice National Park, which is home to 16 emerald-colored lakes, hidden caves, and many stunning waterfalls. Continuing your journey, arrive in Split, a town steeped in ancient history, where you may visit the renowned Diocletian Palace. Your trip will then take you to Dubrovnik, regarded as the "Pearl of the Adriatic." Enjoy wandering through the fortified city and seeing prominent landmarks like the Rector's Palace and the Cathedral. Finally, return to Dubrovnik to conclude your unforgettable vacation. Depart with treasured memories that you will carry with you when you return home!
Begin your unforgettable journey in Zagreb, Croatia’s vibrant capital, where historic architecture and lively street scenes welcome you. After a guided exploration of the city’s Upper Town, travel across the border to Slovenia, visiting the charming capital of Ljubljana with its colorful markets and unique bridges, before continuing to the picturesque alpine town of Bled, nestled beside a stunning glacial lake. Next, return to Croatia and venture underground at the Postojna Caves, marvel at the seaside charm of Opatija, and then immerse yourself in the natural beauty of Plitvice Lakes National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site. From there, head south to Split for a deep dive into Roman history at Diocletian’s Palace. Your adventure continues aboard a deluxe small ship as you cruise the sparkling Adriatic Sea. Begin with Dubrovnik, the “Pearl of the Adriatic,” where ancient walls and marble streets set the scene. Cruise to idyllic islands including Mljet, Kor?ula, Hvar, and Vis—each offering a unique blend of history, nature, and culture. Highlights include oyster tasting in Ston, exploring the magical Blue Cave on Biševo (weather permitting), and discovering the timeless charm of island villages. Conclude your voyage with visits to Bra? and Trogir, sampling traditional olive oil and strolling through medieval streets before returning to Split for a final look at this coastal gem.
Discover the lively capital of Zagreb before exploring the spectacular lakes in Plitvice National Park. End with a tour of Split before starting your sailing cruise.
Discover the geological wonderland of Cappadocia in this immersive three-day tour package. Explore the spectacular Goreme open-air museum, the lunar landscape of the different rock formations in Devrent Valley and the highest point of Cappadocia, known as Uchisar rock castle, where you have the chance to enjoy a panoramic view of the valleys below. Step into the Underground Cities and visit Pigeon Valley where thousands of pigeon houses have been carved into the soft tufa rock since ancient times.