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Highlights
Belgrade - Explore the historic quarters, Orthodox landmarks and riverside fortifications that reveal the layered character of Serbia’s capital
Manasija Monastery - Visit this fortified fifteenth-century complex to see its distinctive towers and remarkable medieval frescoes
Resava Cave - Discover ancient chambers filled with striking limestone formations on a guided walk through one of Serbia’s oldest protected natural sites
Nis - Experience the Skull Tower and imposing fortress, key monuments linked to the city’s strategic role through successive empires
Skopje - Admire the Old Bazaar, Kale Fortress and Macedonia Square as you trace the city’s blend of Ottoman, medieval and modern influences
Prizren - Wander through cobbled streets lined with mosques, churches and traditional houses beneath the slopes of the Sar Mountains
Gracanica Monastery - Uncover fine fourteenth-century frescoes and architecture that illustrate the depth of Serbia’s medieval artistic heritage
Matka Canyon - Encounter dramatic cliffs and calm waters on a scenic boat ride through one of North Macedonia’s most notable natural areas
Berat - Enjoy landmark churches, mosques and hillside neighbourhoods that showcase the UNESCO-listed town’s Ottoman and Byzantine legacy
Kotor - Survey centuries-old churches, maritime defences and winding lanes within Montenegro’s renowned Adriatic walled town
Prizren - Wander through cobbled streets lined with mosques, churches and traditional houses beneath the slopes of the Sar Mountains
Gracanica Monastery - Uncover fine fourteenth-century frescoes and architecture that illustrate the depth of Serbia’s medieval artistic heritage
Matka Canyon - Encounter dramatic cliffs and calm waters on a scenic boat ride through one of North Macedonia’s most notable natural areas
Berat - Enjoy landmark churches, mosques and hillside neighbourhoods that showcase the UNESCO-listed town’s Ottoman and Byzantine legacy
Kotor - Survey centuries-old churches, maritime defences and winding lanes within Montenegro’s renowned Adriatic walled town
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What's Included
Accommodation
10 nights in 4-5 star hotels1 bottle of water (0.5l) daily for each passenger, accommodation taxes and city taxes
Meals
10 breakfasts & 1 lunchCoffee & rakija in a Belgrade tavern
Transport
Transportation in a mini-bus with air-conditioning & Wi-FiAirport arrival transfer on day 1
Guide
Escorted by a local English-Speaking tour leader
Others
Guided sightseeing in Belgrade, Nis, Skopje, Prizren, Pristina, Berat, Tirana, Kruje, Budva and KotorSava and Danube Rivers CruiseWine tasting in a local winery in North MacedoniaTraditional Albanian artisan workshopFarm-to-table food tasting in AlbaniaBoat ride to Our Lady of the Rocks and entry ticket to the church
Entrance
Entrance to Temple of Saint Sava, Resava Cave, Lisine Waterfalls, Skull Tower, Mediana, Gračanica Monastery, Matka Canyon Boat ride, Black Drim boat ride, St. Naum Monastery, Krujë Castle, & Kotor Old Town
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Itinerary
Experience an 11-day journey from Belgrade to Budva through some of the Balkans’ most fascinating cultural and natural landscapes. Begin in Serbia’s capital before travelling south to medieval monasteries, caves and historic Niš. Continue to Skopje, Prizren and Priština, with time to admire UNESCO-listed sites and lively old towns. Move through North Macedonia’s Matka Canyon and Lake Ohrid, then cross into Albania for Berat, Tirana and Krujë. Finish along Montenegro’s Adriatic coast, taking in Perast, Kotor and the atmospheric streets of Budva.
day 1 - Welcome to Belgrade
Once you have arrived in Belgrade, you will be met and transferred to your hotel. During the drive from Nikola Tesla Airport, you can enjoy the views of New Belgrade with its Socialist era architecture and modern business districts. After you check in, you have free time to relax and prepare for the journey ahead.
In the evening, you can take a gentle walk through one of the oldest quarters to Skadarlija, the bohemian centre of the city. Its nineteenth century cobbled street is lined with traditional taverns where you can try local dishes and enjoy live music.
OverNight:Belgrade
day 2 - Exploring the Capital of Serbia
We begin with a panoramic drive that introduces Belgrade’s mix of Brutalist architecture and new development along the Belgrade Waterfront. Crossing Brankos Bridge, we see New Belgrade with the Palace of Serbia, Belgrade Arena and the Ada Bridge. We continue through Dedinje, noted for the Residence of Milos the Great, embassies, grand villas and the Museum of Yugoslavia.
We pass the monument of Stefan Nemanja and Slavija Square before reaching the Temple of Saint Sava, where we stop to visit this important Orthodox sanctuary known for its mosaics.
Following King Alexander Boulevard past the National Assembly, we arrive at the pedestrian zone for our walking tour through Republic Square and Knez Mihailova Street.
We then visit the historic tavern called Question Mark, where we enjoy Serbian coffee and rakija as our guide introduces local customs and the UNESCO recognised tradition of making plum brandy.
We continue through Belgrade Fortress and Kalemegdan Park, an area with wide views over the Sava and Danube rivers.
To end the day, we enjoy a river cruise on the Sava and Danube, taking in the citys landmarks and the peaceful evening setting.
Meals:1 Breakfast
OverNight:Belgrade
day 3 - Belgrade to Nis
Belgrade - Nis. After breakfast, we leave Belgrade and travel through the gentle countryside of Central Serbia towards the Manasija Monastery. We see its strong stone walls and towers as we approach, a reminder of its role in the early fifteenth century under Despot Stefan Lazarevic. Inside, the Church of the Holy Trinity contains vivid frescoes and rare mosaics, and our guide explains the work of the Resava School of Transcription, which once flourished here.
We continue to the Resava Cave, one of the oldest protected natural sites in the country. We explore its chambers filled with stalactites, stalagmites and striking stone formations, where the cool air reflects the cave's ancient character.
We then make our way to the Lisine Waterfall. This impressive twenty-five metre cascade sits in a peaceful forested area, and you have the option to enjoy lunch beside the clear water.
Our journey then carries on to the historic city of Nis, one of the oldest settlements in Europe. On arrival, we visit the Skull Tower, a unique monument linked to the Serbian struggle against Ottoman rule, before continuing to the Nis Fortress for a short tour that introduces the city's long and varied past. We then head to our hotel where you can relax for the evening.
Meals:1 Breakfast
OverNight:Nis
day 4 - Journey to Skopje
Nis (Serbia) - Skopje (Macedonia). In the morning, we visit Mediana, the Roman site linked to Constantine the Great who was born in Nis. We explore the remains of villas, granaries and a bath complex, along with the detailed mosaics that show the refinement of Roman life in the fourth century.
We then continue into North Macedonia and stop at a local winery where we enjoy a tasting of wines from the Vardar Valley.
Arriving in Skopje, we begin with the Old Bazaar, a historic quarter of narrow streets watched over by the Kale Fortress. Our walk includes the Sultan Murad Mosque and Daut Pasha Hamam before we cross the Stone Bridge towards Macedonia Square and its striking fountain and monument.
In the modern part of the city, we see the Porta Macedonia, the Memorial House of Mother Teresa, the Art Bridge and statues honouring notable North Macedonian figures.
You have free time in the evening to explore Skopje or relax, with plenty of cafes, bars and restaurants near the Vardar River.
Meals:1 Breakfast
OverNight:Skopje
day 5 - Kosovo & Metohija
Skopje (Macedonia) - Prizren (Kosovo) - Pristina - Gracenica - Skopje (Macedonia). Today, we travel to Prizren, a charming city at the base of the Sar Mountains and a former medieval capital. We walk through its cobbled streets and see the Church of Ljeviska, the Orthodox seminary, the Sinan Pasha Mosque, the Old Stone Bridge and the Prizren Fortress.
We continue to Pristina, where our tour introduces the blend of old and new in the city centre. We see the Cathedral of Blessed Mother Teresa, the National Library, Ottoman-era mosques and modern landmarks such as the Newborn Monument.
Next, we visit Gracanica Monastery, a fourteenth-century masterpiece of Serbian medieval architecture. Its detailed frescoes offer a clear sense of the region's artistic and spiritual heritage.
We then return to Skopje for the evening where you can unwind at your own pace.
Meals:1 Breakfast
OverNight:Skopje
day 6 - Skopje to Ohrid
Skopje - Ohrid. We leave Skopje and travel to Matka Canyon, known for its cliffs and calm lake. We take a boat ride that allows us to enjoy the striking scenery and the peaceful character of this natural area.
We continue to Ohrid, a place celebrated for its beauty and long cultural tradition. Set beside one of the oldest lakes in the world, the town offers clear water and mountain views. Often described as the cradle of Slavic literacy, Ohrid once hosted the first Slavic university and is known for its many Orthodox churches and monasteries.
After our tour, you check in to your hotel and have free time in the evening to enjoy the lakeside setting at your own pace.
Meals:1 Breakfast
OverNight:Ohrid
day 7 - Saint Naum & Berat
Ohrid - Saint Naum (Macedonia) - Berat (Albania). Today, you check out of your hotel in Ohrid, and we travel to the Saint Naum Monastery on the southern shore of Lake Ohrid. We explore its frescoes and tranquil grounds before taking a scenic boat ride along the Black Drim River, where the clear water and lush surroundings create a peaceful setting.
We then continue into Albania and arrive in Berat, a UNESCO-listed town known for its distinctive Ottoman and Byzantine architecture. As we explore the area, we see landmarks such as the Gorica Bridge, the Church of Saint Michael and the Red Mosque, all of which reflect the town's blend of Eastern and Western influences. Our guide also introduces the local culinary tradition for which Berat is well known.
After the visit, you check in to your hotel and have a relaxed evening to discover the town at your own pace.
Meals:1 Breakfast
OverNight:Berat
day 8 - Durres & Tirana
Berat - Durres - Tirana. We begin the day by checking out of the hotel in Berat and travelling to Durres, Albania’s historic port on the Adriatic coast. We take a short walk through the lively centre where the coastal atmosphere and long history of the city come together.
We then continue to Tirana, the capital and largest city in the country. Our tour starts in Skanderbeg Square, marked by the statue of Lord Skanderbeg. We see buildings from the Mussolini period and visit key landmarks including the Ethem Bey Mosque, the National Museum of History, the Clock Tower and the Presidential Palace. As we move through the centre, our guide highlights the murals and artworks that give Tirana its reputation as the city of colourful buildings.
After the tour, you settle into your hotel. We recommend visiting the district known as the Block, an area filled with boutiques, cafes, bars and a lively evening scene.
Meals:1 Breakfast
OverNight:Tirana
day 9 - Traditions of Kruje & Montenegrin Coast
Tirana - Kruje (Albania) - Budva (Montenegro). Today, we leave Tirana and travel north to Kruje, a historic hilltop town closely linked with the national hero Skanderbeg. We explore Kruje Castle, walking through its towers and walls while enjoying broad views of the surrounding valleys.
We then visit a traditional workshop where skilled artisans continue the craft of making Albanian felt hats. We see how the wool is shaped and pressed by hand, and we take part in creating our own hat while learning about the cultural importance of this tradition.
Our day continues with an agrotourism experience that introduces the flavours of the Albanian countryside. We enjoy a tasting menu prepared with organic and seasonal ingredients that reflect local culinary traditions.
We end the day in Budva, the well known coastal town in Montenegro. We explore the medieval streets of the Old Town and see sites such as the Church of the Holy Trinity, Saint Ivan, Santa Maria in Punta and Saint Sava. You then have free time to relax, enjoy the beach or dine at one of the many seaside restaurants, followed by hotel check in.
Meals:1 Breakfast, 1 Lunch
OverNight:Budva
day 10 - A Day in Boka Bay
Budva - Perast - Kotor - Budva. This morning, e travel to the beautiful Boka Bay and make our first stop in Perast, a quiet baroque town set along the water. From here we take a short boat ride to the island of Our Lady of the Rocks, where we visit the church and learn about the legends and local traditions connected to this remarkable site.
We continue to Kotor, an old Mediterranean town with centuries of history. Our walking tour introduces the churches of Saint Nicholas and Saint Luke, the Cathedral of Saint Tryphon and other notable monuments that reflect Kotor’s long cultural heritage. After the tour, you have free time to wander through the paved streets or enjoy lunch in one of the town squares.
We then return to Budva where you have more free time to enjoy this lively coastal town at your own pace.
Meals:1 Breakfast
OverNight:Budva
day 11 - Departure from Budva
After your final breakfast, you will check out of the hotel and make your way to the airport for your onward flight. Safe travels!
