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The Balkans
From Coastal Croatia to Legendary Greece
15 DAYS
$7,249
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*Rate is per person, land only, double occupancy, tour inclusions and available options may vary based on departure date.
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Uncover the Balkans, a region rich in history and culture amid the beauty of rocky coastlines, steep landscapes, and ancient cities. Journey through Croatian cities and countryside, and take in Dubrovnik’s timeless appeal, choosing a closer look at its medieval walls or a sky-high view from a cable car. Share meals and encounter traditions among locals – in a Sarajevo home, in a rural Croatian village, and in Tirana. Embark on an adventure threading the peninsula’s wonders in Croatia, Montenegro, Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Greece.
Your Tour Includes
- 8 Handpicked Accommodations
- 23 Meals
Included Highlights
- Zagreb
- Karanac Farm Stay
- Osijek
- Cooking Class
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Your Tour at a Glance
$484
per day, per person*
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Accommodation
Boutique Hotel Le Premier
Night 1
Baranjska Kuca Hotel and Etno Restaurant
Nights 2-3
Colorsinn Hotel Sarajevo
Nights 4-5
Royal Hotels & Resort Ariston
Nights 6-7
Hotel Cattaro
Nights 8-9
Rogner Hotel Tirana
Nights 10-11
Hotel Divani Meteora
Night 12
NYX Esperia Palace Athens
Nights 13-14
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Small group. Dining in private home in Sarajevo: Pinch me moment.
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Our tour was excellent in cultural, local food, history and personal experiences. Our tour guide, Stephan, was also excellent and he is from Kotor or from The Balkans. The Balkans are still unspoiled by hoards of tourists, the beauty of Kotor, Plitvice Lakes National Park, Lake Bled are stunning as was the level of our local guides except one outing. Sarajevo was a surprise, a pleasant one as for a larger city with a lot of graffiti, the local experience was fascinating especially because of our local guide. He, Suvat, was a child when the 1992 war with Serbia occurred. The impact to his family and his experiences were a reminder of the horrors or war. However, the Bosnians prevailed and Sarajevo has greatly recovered with its rich history like also being where the catalyst for WWI occurred. We saw a beautiful bride prepare to enter City Hall for her first wedding. The tours to a local Olive Farm in Kotor and to Lipica Stud Farm were wondrous experiences. Our tour guide, Sonja, for Plitvice, was a kick. The food at the farm outside Motovun was so fresh and delicious. Great food! It was an excellent tour and we will be booking our next one soon!Gail M.
