Balkan Rhythm Tour

Arrival in Belgrade. After a short break, we will take a tour of Serbia’s capital city with a local guide, who will introduce us to the city's highlights, including Republic Square, Bohemian Quarter (Skadarlija), Kalemegdan park, and Belgrade fortress. Overnight in Belgrade.

Breakfast at the hotel. Short bus drive to Sremski Karlovci, a small baroque town, with wine tasting at one of the wine cellars that are very common in this area. The tour continues to Novi Sad and Petrovaradin Fortress Tour, and this fortress is the second biggest fortress in Europe, known as "Gibraltar on the Danube", built early 17th century. After lunch, we will continue visiting Novi Sad center, the second biggest city in Serbia. After the Novi Sad City tour, transfer to Belgrade. Overnight in Belgrade

Today travel by bus through the beautiful countryside to Sarajevo. Sarajevo is Bosnia and Herzegovina's small but vibrant capital. On arrival, embark on a guided tour to gain an insight into the history and culture of the city.

After breakfast,  Sightseeing Baščaršija, the main square in which streets are developed for specific trades, we will introduce the oriental culture of the Ottoman empires, and later also the culture of the Austro-Hungarian empires. Visit the most important tourist monuments: Sebilj, Kazandžiluk street, Gazi - husrevbey′s mosque, Old orthodox church, Jewish synagogue, Inat house, Tawn Hall, bridges of Miljacka, Latin Bridge is the place that indirectly initiated World War I. Overnight in Sarajevo.

Check out from the hotel and proceed to Mostar. Halfway to Mostar, we stop in the beautiful small town of Konjic on the river of Neretva. Short sightseeing of the town. Continue our way to Mostar. Upon arrival, Mostar proceeds for the city tour with fascinating history, beautiful architecture, and a natural setting in a valley on the Neretva river banks. Start with sightseeing; visit the Old bridge (UNESCO World Heritage), Bey’s Mosque, Oriental Bazar, and Turkish house.  Continue the journey to Budva. Check-in in the hotel and overnight in Budva.

Visit the Bay of Kotor, one of the most indented parts of the Adriatic Sea and is sometimes called the southernmost fjord in Europe. Kotor is part of the World Heritage Site Natural and Cultural-Historical Region of Kotor. After the lunch break, back to  Budva - the old Mediterranean port, surrounded by an impressive city wall built by the Republic of Venice. Arrival in Budva starts with sightseeing of the city with the Venetian-influenced remains that are dominant among the architectural influences. Overnight in Budva.

Breakfast at the hotel, and continue to Skadar lake, the largest lake on Balkan Peninsula, also it is a National Park, that lies on the border of Montenegro and Albania. Overnight in Skadar.

Breakfast in the hotel. Heading to the capital of Albania, the city of Tirana. Arrival in Tirana, proceed for half day sightseeing of the city and visit of most important attractions like Skanderbeg Square, Skanderbeg Statue, Et’hem Bey Mosque, and Clock Tower. After free time departure to Ohrid, check in the hotel. Overnight in Ohrid.

Visiting Ohrid, this UNESCO world heritage site is known as the 'Macedonian Jerusalem' due to its large number of churches. This enormous lake is renowned for the clarity of its water. Discover highlights of Ohrid, The church of St. Sofia (11th century), the most eminent medieval monument in Macedonia with magnificent Byzantine fresco paintings, and St. Clement Church with its icon of Annunciation. Overnight in Ohrid.

Drive to Skopje – the capital of Macedonia, upon your arrival visit Kale Fortress, the Church of the Holy Savior, one of the finest samples of traditional walnut woodcarving, Old Bazaar and Stone Bridge. Free time till departure.