9 Days Western Balkan Tour - Croatia -Bosnia - Montenegro
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Guide Language
English
Group Size
2 - 15
Description
Itinerary
Day 1 – Zagreb
Guided walking tour of Zagreb’s historic centre, including the Cathedral, Dolac market, Stone Gate, St. Mark’s Church, Ban Jelačić Square and the iconic “Blood Bridge.”
Day 2 – Zagreb → Bihac (via Plitvice Lakes)
Morning transfer to Plitvice Lakes National Park for a 3‑hour guided visit, then continue to Bihac for an introductory walk through the city centre.
Day 3 – Bihac → Sarajevo (Travnik & Jajce)
Explore Travnik town and its castle, then visit Jajce to see the Pliva Lakes, wooden watermills, Jajce waterfall and the fortress before arriving in Sarajevo.
Day 4 – Sarajevo
Old Town walking tour highlighting Ottoman and Austro‑Hungarian heritage, the Yellow Bastion, the former bobsleigh track and the Sarajevo Tunnel museum.
Day 5 – Sarajevo → Mostar (Konjic, Blagaj & Pocitelj)
Stops at Konjic to view its Ottoman stone bridge, Blagaj to see the Buna river springs, and Pocitelj’s medieval stone town before a guided walk in Mostar’s Old Town and the Stari Most bridge.
Day 6 – Mostar → Dubrovnik (via Split & Neum)
Cross into Croatia for a guided tour of Split’s Old Town and Diocletian’s Palace, then a brief stop in Neum before proceeding to Dubrovnik.
Day 7 – Dubrovnik, Budva & Kotor
Guided walk through Dubrovnik’s Old Town, followed by visits to Budva’s Old Town, Kotor’s Old Town, a boat trip to the Lady of the Rocks island and a tour of the Tivat Peninsula.
Day 1 – Zagreb
Guided walking tour of Zagreb’s historic centre, including the Cathedral, Dolac market, Stone Gate, St. Mark’s Church, Ban Jelačić Square and the iconic “Blood Bridge.”
Day 2 – Zagreb → Bihac (via Plitvice Lakes)
Morning transfer to Plitvice Lakes National Park for a 3‑hour guided visit, then continue to Bihac for an introductory walk through the city centre.
Day 3 – Bihac → Sarajevo (Travnik & Jajce)
Explore Travnik town and its castle, then visit Jajce to see the Pliva Lakes, wooden watermills, Jajce waterfall and the fortress before arriving in Sarajevo.
Day 4 – Sarajevo
Old Town walking tour highlighting Ottoman and Austro‑Hungarian heritage, the Yellow Bastion, the former bobsleigh track and the Sarajevo Tunnel museum.
Day 5 – Sarajevo → Mostar (Konjic, Blagaj & Pocitelj)
Stops at Konjic to view its Ottoman stone bridge, Blagaj to see the Buna river springs, and Pocitelj’s medieval stone town before a guided walk in Mostar’s Old Town and the Stari Most bridge.
Day 6 – Mostar → Dubrovnik (via Split & Neum)
Cross into Croatia for a guided tour of Split’s Old Town and Diocletian’s Palace, then a brief stop in Neum before proceeding to Dubrovnik.
Day 7 – Dubrovnik, Budva & Kotor
Guided walk through Dubrovnik’s Old Town, followed by visits to Budva’s Old Town, Kotor’s Old Town, a boat trip to the Lady of the Rocks island and a tour of the Tivat Peninsula.
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- close Flights
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are all the departure dates in September 2026 guaranteed, or does it depend on how many people join?
How big is the group already for the September dates which have guaranteed departure?
We're organizing a tour group for a karate team, kindly guide me if you can manage in this short time all invitation documents for Pakistan nations, or if not so quick, how long will it take to arrange all the documents for obtaining a visa.
As an adventure booking platform, TourRadar is not a Visa authority. Visa requirements are regularly being updated and vary from one traveller to the next depending on nationality and residence etc. For up to date Visa requirments and to see if you qualify for an e-visa please check out the website.
What modern vehicle do you use? A tourist bus? During the drive from cities to cities, only the driver will be staying with the group?
Depends on the size of the group, we use minivan for smaller group, and above 7 persons traveling we use sprinter bus. If the group is smaller, up to 7 persons, driver will be english speaking and he will direct and manage the tour plus local guides in the cities. For larger group, in bus, there will be tour manager beside the driver, plus tour guides in the cities.
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