Highlights of the tour:

• Boat ride on Lake Bled and a hike to Bled Castle

• Hiking through the breathtaking nature, enriched with lakes and waterfalls at Plitvice National Park

• The sounds and smells of the Turkish delicatessens of the Sarajevo Bascarsija, with its decorative stores and forgotten trades 

• Standing over the most recognized bridge in the Balkans, the Mostar Bridge, where youth challenge their strength by diving from it. 

• Hiking the medieval walls of Kotor overlooking the Kotor Bay, looking out at one of the million-dollar views

• Train ride through the valleys of Montenegro & Serbia overlooking the canyons from almost 400 bridges and gorges. 

• Taking a bullet train ride to Novi Sad, a city enriched with diverse architecture, unique shops, where live music, domestic wine, and homemade cooking spill on its busy streets. A tour of the Petrovaradin castle gives you a bird's-eye view of the city and the river Danube.   

• At Mokra Gora, we will enjoy a breathtaking train ride through the wilderness of the region, on a rail & train dating from 1925 and still using a steam engine locomotive.

• Visit the famous DRVENGRAD – known as Kusturica Land, a village built by famous director Emir Kusturica, where Hollywood actors Johnny Depp, Monica Bellucci, Audrey Tautou, and Matt Dillon, as well as directors like Paolo Sorrentino, Jim Jarmusch, and Nikita Mikhalkov have spent their holiday at.. The village also attracts famous figures such as tennis player Novak Djokovic and artist Ernesto "Che" Guevara. 

• Take a short swim and relax in the greatest spa center of Serbia, Vrnjacka Banja. 

• Tour the new Balkan capital of Kosovo, Prishtina, and learn about the history of this recently recognized EX YU country. 

• Enjoy the sight from the castle of Tsar Samael of the city of Ohrid, the birthplace of the Cyrillic writing and the foundation of the first European University, created by St. Cyril & Methodius. 

• Take a city tour of Skopje, the capital of Macedonia, and discover the unique combination of over 2000 monuments and statues, remodeled facades, and new buildings combined with the ancient Stone bridge and the old Turkish market & bazar.