Known for coastal town, fortress, historical center, marina, museum, palace, promenade, catholic cathedral, catholic church
historical center is a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Trogir is a historic harbour town on the Adriatic coast of Croatia, in Dalmatia region, one of the four historical regions of Croatia. Since 1997, the historic center of Trogir has been included in the UNESCO list of World Heritage Sites for its Venetian architecture.
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Trogir, Croatia Monterrasol small group car tours to
Trogir, Croatia Monterrasol small group car tours to
Trogir, Croatia Monterrasol small group car tours to
Trogir, Croatia Monterrasol small group car tours to
Trogir, Croatia Monterrasol small group car tours to
Trogir, Croatia Monterrasol small group car tours to
Cavtat - Known for beach, coastal town, historical center, marina, museum (art), palace, peninsula, promenade, viewpoint, franciscan monastery, franciscan church
Dubrovnik - Known for fortress, funicular, historical center, marina, medieval old town, museum, promenade, seaport, venetian empire; historical center is a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Poreč (Porec) - Known for beach, coastal town, historic house, historical center, mosaic, promenade, walls, catholic basilica; basilica is a UNESCO World Heritage Site; mosaic is a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Primošten (Primosten) - Known for beach, coastal town, cultural landscape, historical center, promenade, viewpoint, workshop, catholic church; cultural landscape is a UNESCO Tentative List Site
Pula - Known for ancient theatre, fortress, gate, historical landmark, museum (olive and olive oil)
Rovinj - Known for coastal town, gate, historical center, marina, museum (heritage), promenade, viewpoint, walls, catholic church; museum (heritage) is a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Salona - Known for ancient settlement, ancient theatre, archaeological site, catholic church
Šibenik (Sibenik) - Known for coastal town, fortified town, fortress, historical center, marina, promenade, venetian empire, viewpoint, catholic cathedral, franciscan church; cathedral is a UNESCO World Heritage Site; fortress is a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Šolta (Solta) - Known for beach, coastal town, island, marina, viewpoint, waterfall
Split - Known for beach, coastal town, gate, historical center, historical landmark, museum (archaeological), museum (art), palace, promenade, seaport; historical center is a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Ston - Known for architecture, fortress, historical ensemble, museum, palace, walls; historical ensemble is a UNESCO Tentative List Site
Trsteno - Known for arboretum, fountain, garden, monument, viewpoint
Vir - Known for castle, coastal town, marina, peninsula, scenic road, viewpoint
Vis - Known for island, marina, museum, viewpoint, winery + wine tasting
Zadar - Known for byzantine empire, coastal town, fortified town, fortress, gate, historical center, marina, museum, promenade, seaport, venetian empire, catholic cathedral; fortified town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Zagreb - Known for castle, funicular, historical center, museum, catholic cathedral
Trogir is a historic harbour town situated on the Adriatic coast in the Split-Dalmatia County of Croatia. The remarkable settlement is built on a tiny island squeezed between the Croatian mainland and the larger island of Ciovo. It lies approximately 27 kilometres west of the popular city of Split, making it an easily accessible destination.
The town's name has ancient origins dating back over two millennia. It was founded in the 3rd century BC as Tragurion by Greek colonists from the island of Vis. The name is derived from the Greek words ＂tragos＂ (meaning male goat) and ＂oros＂ (meaning hill or mountain). The name might also derive from the Illyrian word ＂Tregur＂ (Three Stones). During the Roman period, the town was known as Tragurium, while the Venetians later called it Trau.
The sudden prosperity of close located town Salona deprived Trogir of its importance. During the migration of Croats the citizens of the destroyed Salona escaped to Trogir. Initially the Roman Tragurium was one of the Dalmatian City-States. From the 9th century on, Trogir paid tribute to Croatian rulers and to the Byzantine empire.
In the year 1000 the Republic of Venice received submission from the Tragurium inhabitants and the city started since then to have commerce with the Italian peninsula enjoying cultural and economic improvements.
In 1123 Trogir was conquered and almost completely demolished by the Saracens. However, Trogir recovered in a short period to experience powerful economic prosperity in the 12th and the 13th centuries, with some autonomy under Venetian leadership. In 1242 King Bela IV of Hungary found refuge there as he fled the Mongols.
In 1420 the period of a long-term Venetian rule began and lasted nearly four centuries, when Trau (as the city was called by the Venetians) was one of the best cities in the Balkans with a rich economy and plenty of Renaissance works of art and architecture.
On the fall of Venice in 1797, Trogir became a part of the Habsburg Empire, which ruled over the city until 1918, with the exception of Napoleon Bonaparte's French rule from 1806 to 1814 (when the city was part of the Napoleonic Kingdom of Italy and Illyrian Provinces).
After World War I, Trogir, together with most parts of Dalmatia, became a part of the State of Slovenes, Croats and Serbs and subsequently, the Kingdom of Yugoslavia. During this period Italian speakers, who until 1918 were the present in the city left for Italy. 1939 it become a part of Banovina of Croatia. During World War II, Trogir was annexed by Italy and was part of the Italian Governorate of Dalmatia from 1941-1943. After short partisan rule it became part of Independent State of Croatia under German military supervision from 1943-44. Subsequently, Tito's Partisans liberated it in for second time 1944. After that it belonged to the second Yugoslavia, and since 1991 to Croatia.
Trogir boasts an impressive 2,300 years of continuous urban tradition, making it one of the oldest settlements on the Adriatic. Its rich culture was shaped by the ancient Greeks, Romans, Byzantines, and Venetians, each leaving a distinct mark on the city's architecture. The historic core is so well preserved that it has been described as the best-preserved Romanesque-Gothic complex in all of Central Europe.
The historic centre of Trogir was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1997. It was nominated as a cultural property under UNESCO criteria (ii) and (iv), which recognise the interchange of human values and an outstanding example of a type of building or architectural ensemble. The protected property covers 6.4 hectares, with an additional 4.8-hectare buffer zone. UNESCO praised the settlement's Hellenistic street plan and its fine public, domestic, and religious buildings.
The orthogonal street plan of Trogir dates back to the Hellenistic period, demonstrating the lasting influence of its Greek founders. The entire historic town is enclosed within medieval walls and includes a preserved castle and tower. Because the settlement is contained on a small island, everything is within easy walking distance, allowing visitors to explore the entire core comfortably in a few hours.
Trogir's grandest building is the Cathedral of St. Lawrence (known locally as Sv. Lovro), a magnificent structure that showcases a blend of Romanesque and Gothic styles. The cathedral's main west portal is a true masterpiece, carved by the renowned medieval artist Radovan and considered the most significant work of the Romanesque-Gothic style in Croatia. This portal is a highlight for any visitor interested in art and history. The portal, executed by Master Radovan in the 13th century, is adorned with intricate sculptures depicting biblical scenes and figures. It stands as a testament to the exceptional artistic skill that flourished in Trogir during the medieval period. For art lovers, studying the detailed carvings on this portal is an unforgettable experience.
At the western tip of the island stands the Kamerlengo Fortress, a large and impressive Venetian fortification. It was built in the 15th century to protect the town from Ottoman invasions and naval attacks. Today, the fortress is open to the public, and visitors can climb its walls for spectacular panoramic views over the sea and the red rooftops of the old town.
Trogir's main square is dominated by the elegant Town Loggia, a covered public space once used for judicial ceremonies and public gatherings. Next to it stands the Duke's Palace (Knezeva Palača), a building that housed the Venetian governor. These structures, with their distinctive Venetian Gothic architecture, form the civic heart of the old town.
One of the finest examples of Venetian Gothic architecture in Trogir is the Cipiko Palace, located directly across from the cathedral. This beautifully preserved 15th-century palace features an ornate facade with delicate stone tracery and arched windows. It now houses the town's administrative offices but remains a stunning example of the wealth and taste of Trogir's noble families.
The medieval fortifications that surround the historic island are remarkably well preserved. Visitors can walk along sections of the walls and pass through the ancient city gates. The North Gate, dating from the 17th century, features a relief of St. John of Trogir, while the Sea Gate is adorned with the Venetian lion symbol, a reminder of the Republic's long rule.
Trogir holds a fascinating piece of European history: it claims to have had the first public pharmacy on the continent, which opened in 1271. This fact highlights the town's historical importance as a centre of learning and commerce. The Benedictine monastery of St. Nicholas also houses a collection of ancient artefacts, including the famous relief of Kairos, the Greek god of opportunity.
The Riva, Trogir's palm-lined waterfront promenade, is a lively and picturesque place to enjoy a coffee or a meal. From here, visitors can watch yachts and fishing boats glide through the channel that separates Trogir from the island of Ciovo. The views of the old town's bell tower and fortress reflected in the water are particularly stunning at sunset.
The Cathedral Treasury houses a rich collection of religious art, including paintings, gold artefacts, manuscripts, and reliquaries spanning several centuries. The Museum of Sacred Art is located in the former Bishop's Palace and displays valuable liturgical objects and artworks. The City Museum of Trogir, situated in the Garagnin-Fanfogna Palace, offers exhibits on local history, archaeology, and the daily life of Trogir's noble families through the ages.
Trogir enjoys a Mediterranean climate characterised by hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters. July and August are the warmest months, with average high temperatures reaching 27-28°C (81-82°F) and low humidity. January is the coldest month, with average highs around 9°C (48°F). The town receives significant rainfall, with November being the wettest month (189 mm) and July the driest (19 mm). The sea is warmest in July and August, reaching a pleasant 24°C (75°F). The best time to visit for sightseeing and swimming is from June to September, when sunshine is abundant and temperatures are comfortable.
Tourists are drawn to Trogir because it offers a compact, walkable, and incredibly well-preserved slice of European history. It is often nicknamed ＂little Dubrovnik＂ for its stunning Venetian architecture, but it is generally less crowded and more affordable. The combination of a dramatic 2,300-year history, a UNESCO World Heritage core, beautiful coastal scenery, and easy access from the nearby Split Airport makes it an ideal day trip or a relaxing base for exploring the Dalmatian coast.
Trogir related tours
We at Monterrasol Travel welcome you to see Trogir during multi-day small group car tour. Contact us if you would like to customize your tour to Trogir.
We have developed several small group tours that visiting beautiful Trogir. But, if you have a special conditions or any from these tours fit you, please do not hesitate to contact us, we can organize a tour exactly as you would like. We charge nothing for develop a custom itinerary. And remember, we have no problems to take you from almost any place where you stay, hotel or private accommodation.
tour destinations: Loreto, Primošten, Zadar, Šibenik
Day 1. We depart from Trogir and travel to Sibenik, where we explore the Barone Fortress (UNESCO World Heritage Site), a 17th-century defensive structure offering panoramic views of the city. We also visit the nearby St. John Fort and St. Michael Fortress (both UNESCO World Heritage Sites), then wander through Sibenik's atmospheric historical center and admire the magnificent Cathedral of St. James (UNESCO World Heritage Site), a masterpiece of Gothic and Renaissance architecture built entirely of stone between the 15th and 16th centuries. We will stay overnight in Sibenik.
Day 2. After staying in Sibenik, we travel to Zadar to explore its fortified old town (UNESCO World Heritage Site), a city with roots stretching back to antiquity. We stroll through the Roman Forum, the largest on the eastern Adriatic coast, visit the 12th-century St. Anastasia's Cathedral, experience the enchanting Sea Organ, an architectural sound installation that creates melodies from the waves, and explore the unique Underwater Archaeology museum, showcasing finds from submerged ancient sites. We will stay in Zadar.
Day 3. After staying in Zadar, we travel back to Sibenik to see the sea-guardian St. Nicholas Fortress (UNESCO World Heritage Site), located at the entrance to the St. Anthony Channel. We then continue to the charming coastal town of Primosten, known for its picturesque old town on a small peninsula and beautiful beaches(UNESCO Tentative List site). Our journey proceeds to Loreto to see the Our Lady monument and admire the stunning Our Lady viewpoint, offering panoramic vistas of the surrounding coastline and islands. The 30-meter-tall monument of Our Lady of Loreto, erected in 1960 as a votive offering by the grateful people of Primošten after their vineyards were miraculously spared from disease. A richly decorated gray stone column supports the black statue of the Virgin Mary, placed on one side and facing the sea and the town. The location also offers a stunning panoramic viewpoint over Primošten, the surrounding islands, and the open Adriatic. Finally, we return to Trogir, where our memorable journey concludes.
Day 1. We depart from Zadar and travel to Sibenik, where we explore the Barone Fortress (UNESCO World Heritage Site), a 17th-century defensive structure offering panoramic views of the city. We then admire the magnificent Cathedral of St. James (UNESCO World Heritage Site), a masterpiece of Gothic and Renaissance architecture built entirely of stone between the 15th and 16th centuries, and see the sea-guardian St. Nicholas Fortress (UNESCO World Heritage Site). After that, we will come to Split for accommodation.
Day 2. After staying in Split, we visit the Split Archaeological Museum, the oldest museum in Croatia, founded in 1820. We then spend the day exploring the city's historical center, a vibrant living museum wrapped around the 4th-century Diocletian's Palace (UNESCO World Heritage Site). We stroll through the Golden Gate, admire the Cathedral of St. Domnius (originally Diocletian's mausoleum), and soak in the atmosphere of this ancient imperial residence. We stay another night in Split.
Day 3. After 2 nights in Split, we travel to the charming island-town of Trogir (UNESCO World Heritage Site), where we explore its beautifully preserved medieval core, the 13th-century Cathedral of St. Lawrence with its masterful portal, and the 15th-century Kamerlengo Fortress. We then travel to Loreto to admire the Our Lady viewpoint, offering stunning panoramic vistas of the surrounding coastline. Finally, we return to Zadar, where our memorable journey concludes.
tour destinations: Loreto, Split, Ston, Trogir, Trsteno, Šibenik
Day 1. We depart from Dubrovnik and travel to Trsteno to explore its magnificent arboretum, one of the oldest Renaissance gardens in Dalmatia, dating back to the 15th century. We then continue to Ston to see the impressive Kastio fortress, part of a monumental defensive wall system built by the Republic of Ragusa in the 14th century. After that, we will come to Split for accommodation.
Day 2. After staying in Split, we dedicate the day to exploring the city's historical center, a living museum built around the 4th-century Diocletian's Palace (UNESCO World Heritage Site). We visit the Cathedral of St. Domnius, originally Diocletian's mausoleum, and walk through the Golden Gate, the ancient palace's monumental northern entrance. We stay another night in Split.
Day 3. After 2 nights in Split, we travel to the enchanting island-town of Trogir (UNESCO World Heritage Site), where we explore its beautifully preserved medieval core, the 13th-century Cathedral of St. Lawrence with its masterpiece portal, and the 15th-century Kamerlengo Fortress. We then travel to Loreto to see the Our Lady monument before continuing to Sibenik for accommodation.
Day 4. After staying in Sibenik, we explore its atmospheric historical center and visit the magnificent Cathedral of St. James (UNESCO World Heritage Site), a masterpiece of Gothic and Renaissance architecture built entirely of stone between the 15th and 16th centuries. We also see the Barone Fortress (UNESCO World Heritage Site) and the sea-guardian St. Nicholas Fortress (UNESCO World Heritage Site), both integral to the city's defensive heritage. Finally, we arrive in Split, where our memorable journey concludes.
tour destinations: Klis, Salona, Split, Trogir, Šibenik
Day 1. We depart from Makarska and travel to Split, where we spend the day exploring the city's historic core, a vibrant living museum wrapped around the 4th-century Diocletian's Palace (UNESCO World Heritage Site). We admire the Cathedral of St. Domnius, originally erected as Diocletian's mausoleum, and stroll through the Golden Gate, the palace's majestic northern entrance. Our accommodation for the night is in Split.
Day 2. After staying in Split, we travel to Klis to explore its imposing fortress, dramatically perched on a rocky crest and celebrated for its centuries-long resistance against Ottoman invasions. We then continue to Solin, the ancient city of Salona, to wander through its vast archaeological park, once the thriving capital of the Roman province of Dalmatia and the birthplace of Emperor Diocletian. After that, we will come to Sibenik for accommodation.
Day 3. After staying in Sibenik, we wander through its atmospheric historic center and admire the magnificent Cathedral of St. James (UNESCO World Heritage Site), a masterpiece of Gothic and Renaissance architecture constructed entirely from stone between the 15th and 16th centuries. We also take in the Barone Fortress (UNESCO World Heritage Site) and the seaward St. Nicholas Fortress (UNESCO World Heritage Site), both essential components of the city's defensive system. We stay another night in Sibenik.
Day 4. After 2 nights in Sibenik, we travel to the charming island-town of Trogir (UNESCO World Heritage Site), where we explore its beautifully preserved medieval core, the 13th-century Cathedral of St. Lawrence with its masterful portal, and the 15th-century Kamerlengo Fortress. Finally, we return to Makarska, where our memorable journey concludes.
tour destinations: Klis, Salona, Split, Trogir, Šibenik
Day 1. We depart from Primosten and travel to Sibenik, where we explore the Barone Fortress (UNESCO World Heritage Site), a 17th-century defensive structure offering panoramic views of the city. We also visit the nearby St. Michael Fortress (UNESCO World Heritage Site), then wander through Sibenik's atmospheric historical center and admire the magnificent Cathedral of St. James (UNESCO World Heritage Site), a masterpiece of Gothic and Renaissance architecture built entirely of stone between the 15th and 16th centuries. We will stay overnight in Sibenik.
Day 2. After staying in Sibenik, we travel to Klis to explore its imposing fortress, dramatically perched on a rocky ridge and celebrated for its centuries-long resistance against Ottoman invasions, as well as its role as a filming location for the series 'Game of Thrones'. We then continue to Salona (Solin) to visit the extensive archaeological site, once the thriving capital of the Roman province of Dalmatia and the birthplace of Emperor Diocletian. After that, we will come to Split for accommodation.
Day 3. After staying in Split, we visit the Split Archaeological Museum, the oldest museum in Croatia, founded in 1820. We then spend the day exploring the city's historical center, a vibrant living museum wrapped around the 4th-century Diocletian's Palace (UNESCO World Heritage Site). We stroll through the Golden Gate, admire the Cathedral of St. Domnius (originally Diocletian's mausoleum), and soak in the atmosphere of this ancient imperial residence. We stay another night in Split.
Day 4. After 2 nights in Split, we travel to the Mestrovic Gallery, an art museum dedicated to the works of Ivan Mestrovic, Croatia's most renowned sculptor, housed in his former home and studio. We then continue to the charming island-town of Trogir (UNESCO World Heritage Site), where we explore its beautifully preserved medieval core, the 13th-century Cathedral of St. Lawrence with its masterful portal, and the 15th-century Kamerlengo Fortress. Finally, we return to Primosten, where our memorable journey concludes.
tour destinations: Klis, Loreto, Salona, Split, Trogir, Šibenik
Day 1. We depart from Zadar and travel to Sibenik, where we explore the Barone Fortress (UNESCO World Heritage Site), a 17th-century defensive structure offering panoramic views of the city. We also visit the nearby St. Michael Fortress (UNESCO World Heritage Site), then admire the magnificent Cathedral of St. James (UNESCO World Heritage Site), a masterpiece of Gothic and Renaissance architecture built entirely of stone between the 15th and 16th centuries, and finally see the sea-guardian St. Nicholas Fortress (UNESCO World Heritage Site). After that, we will come to Sibenik for accommodation.
Day 2. After staying in Sibenik, we travel to Klis to explore its imposing fortress, dramatically perched on a rocky crest and celebrated for its centuries-long resistance against Ottoman invasions. We then continue to Salona (Solin) to visit the extensive archaeological site, once the thriving capital of the Roman province of Dalmatia and the birthplace of Emperor Diocletian. After that, we will come to Split for accommodation.
Day 3. After staying in Split, we visit the Split Archaeological Museum, the oldest museum in Croatia, founded in 1820. We then spend the day exploring the city's historical center, a vibrant living museum wrapped around the 4th-century Diocletian's Palace (UNESCO World Heritage Site). We stroll through the Golden Gate, admire the Cathedral of St. Domnius (originally Diocletian's mausoleum), and soak in the atmosphere of this ancient imperial residence. We stay another night in Split.
Day 4. After 2 nights in Split, we travel to the charming island-town of Trogir (UNESCO World Heritage Site), where we explore its beautifully preserved medieval core, the 13th-century Cathedral of St. Lawrence with its masterful portal, and the 15th-century Kamerlengo Fortress. We then travel to Loreto to admire the Our Lady viewpoint, offering stunning panoramic vistas of the surrounding coastline and islands. Finally, we return to Zadar, where our memorable journey concludes.
tour destinations: Klis, Salona, Split, Trogir, Zadar, Šibenik
Day 1. We depart from Drvenik and travel to Split, where we spend the day exploring the city's historic core, a vibrant living museum centered around the 4th-century Diocletian's Palace (UNESCO World Heritage Site). We admire the Cathedral of St. Domnius, originally built as Diocletian's mausoleum, and pass through the Golden Gate, the palace's impressive northern entryway. Our accommodation for the night is in Split.
Day 2. After staying in Split, we travel to Klis to discover its imposing fortress, strategically positioned on a steep ridge and celebrated for its centuries-long defense against Ottoman forces. We then continue to Solin, the ancient city of Salona, to explore its vast archaeological park, once the bustling capital of the Roman province of Dalmatia and the birthplace of Emperor Diocletian. After that, we will come to Zadar for accommodation.
Day 3. After staying in Zadar, we explore its fortified old town (UNESCO World Heritage Site), a city with roots stretching back to antiquity. We experience the enchanting Sea Organ, an architectural sound installation that creates melodies from the waves, visit the 12th-century St. Anastasia's Cathedral, and stroll through the Roman Forum, the largest on the eastern Adriatic coast. We stay another night in Zadar.
Day 4. After 2 nights in Zadar, we travel to Sibenik to wander through its atmospheric historic center and admire the magnificent Cathedral of St. James (UNESCO World Heritage Site), a masterpiece of Gothic and Renaissance architecture constructed entirely from stone between the 15th and 16th centuries. We also take in the Barone Fortress (UNESCO World Heritage Site) and the seaward St. Nicholas Fortress (UNESCO World Heritage Site), both key elements of the city's defensive system. Our accommodation for the night is in Sibenik.
Day 5. After staying in Sibenik, we travel to the charming island-town of Trogir (UNESCO World Heritage Site), where we explore its beautifully preserved medieval core, the 13th-century Cathedral of St. Lawrence with its renowned portal, and the 15th-century Kamerlengo Fortress. Finally, we return to Drvenik, where our memorable journey concludes.
tour destinations: Klis, Krka, Loreto, Salona, Split, Trogir, Šibenik
Day 1. We will come to Sibenik, where we explore Barone Fortress (17th century), St. Michael Fortress (medieval origins), St. James Cathedral (15th–16th century, UNESCO World Heritage Site), and St. Nicholas Fortress (16th century, UNESCO World Heritage Site). After that, we will have accommodation in Sibenik for 2 nights.
Day 2. After a first overnight in Sibenik, we travel to Krka National Park to see the famous Krka Waterfalls, then continue to Plastovo for a visit to Sladic Winery, tasting local wines. After that, we will return to Sibenik for another night.
Day 3. After 2 nights in Sibenik, we travel to Split to visit the Archaeological Museum, stroll through Split’s historical center (UNESCO World Heritage Site), explore Diocletian's Palace (4th century), the Golden Gate landmark, and St. Domnius Cathedral (7th century). We will stay in Split for 2 nights.
Day 4. After an overnight in Split, we travel to Klis to see the Olive and Olive Oil Museum and Klis Fortress (medieval, 13th century), then visit the Salona archaeological site (ancient Roman capital of Dalmatia). After that, we return to Split for another night.
Day 5. After 2 nights in Split, we travel to Trogir to explore its historical center (UNESCO World Heritage Site), St. Lawrence Cathedral (13th–16th century), and Kamerlengo Fortress (15th century), then visit Our Lady viewpoint in Loreto. After that, we return to Zadar, where the tour concludes.
UNESCO jewels of Croatia + discover Bosnia-Herzegovina: all seasons 6 days tour from Korcula. Visit Bosnia-Herzegovina main attractions + famous Croatian Dalmatian UNESCO towns Split, Sibenik and Trogir. Pick up and drop off in Orebic.
In Bosnia-Herzegovina we will see Blagaj dervish monastery, UNESCO town Mostar and its old bridge, visit pilgrimage center Medjugorje, walk and watch wonderful Kravica natural park with waterfalls, climb by narrow streets of medieval fortified town Pocitelj.
In Croatia, we will walk historical center of Split (UNESCO World Heritage Site), see coastal town Sibenik with its fortresses, historical center and the cathedral, also UNESCO World Heritage Site. Next day we will walk another one UNESCO town, Trogir, and after another night in Split, on the way back, we will visit famous fortress Klis.
This our only 6 days all seasons discovery tour will open for you 2 countries: Croatia and Bosnia-Herzegovina. We will passing by scenic roads of Dalmatian Riviera from Zagreb with small detour to Bosnia-Herzegovina on the way to Dubrovnik.
On the way from Zagreb down we will visit small fortress Dubovac. The first Dalmatian town we'll meet is Zadar, where we will walk all over historical center, see its narrow streets, fortified walls, amazing and unique creation called Sea Organ, and understand why Zadar was an important Venetian town.
In Sibenik, another Venetian town, we will see a fortress overlooking town and whole coastal line, amazing Catholic cathedral (UNESCO World Heritage site), and streets of historical center. On the way to Split, we will come to see the monument of Black Madonna and enjoy breathtaking view of coastal line.
We will explore Split, our next Dalmatian town, with well-known Diocletian's palace from the third century AD, served as a residence for the Roman emperor Diocletian. We will explore streets of historical center and see beautiful cathedral.
In another one Venetian town, Trogir (UNESCO World Heritage site), we will walk its historical center with narrow cobblestoned streets, gorgeous cathedral and its beautiful paintings and sculptures, small fortress and harbor.
As we will finish to explore Trogir, we will take a road to Bosnia-Herzegovina, to famous town Mostar. Next day we will exploring Mostar (UNESCO World Heritage site), walk historical center and beautiful Old Bridge. On the way to Trebinje, we will visit historical town Blagaj with dervish monastery (tekija) built around 1520 over river coming from a cave.
Our tour will finish with visiting famous Tvrdos Orthodox monastery and taste real Herzegovina white, rose and red wines from its wine cellar, we will admire panoramic view of Trebinje from beautiful hilly church overlooking the town, and enjoy small walk tour in Trebinje, known for its river with crystal clear water, beautiful Ottoman bridge, and small old town.
Day 1. We depart from Split and travel to the charming island-town of Trogir (UNESCO World Heritage Site), where we explore its beautifully preserved medieval core, the 13th-century Cathedral of St. Lawrence with its masterful portal, and the 15th-century Kamerlengo Fortress. We then continue to Loreto to see the Statue of Our Lady of Loreto, a 30-meter-tall votive monument erected in 1960 by the grateful local community after their vineyards were miraculously spared from disease, and enjoy the stunning panoramic viewpoint. After that, we will come to Sibenik for accommodation.
Day 2. After staying in Sibenik, we explore the sea-guardian St. Nicholas Fortress (UNESCO World Heritage Site), located at the entrance to the St. Anthony Channel, as well as the Barone Fortress and St. Michael Fortress (both UNESCO World Heritage Sites). We then wander through Sibenik's atmospheric historical center and admire the magnificent Cathedral of St. James (UNESCO World Heritage Site), a masterpiece of Gothic and Renaissance architecture built entirely of stone between the 15th and 16th centuries. We stay another night in Sibenik.
Day 3. After 2 nights in Sibenik, we travel to Zadar to explore its fortified old town (UNESCO World Heritage Site), a city with roots stretching back to antiquity. We wander through the historical center, experience the enchanting Sea Organ, an architectural sound installation that creates melodies from the waves, visit the 12th-century St. Anastasia's Cathedral, and stroll through the Roman Forum, the largest on the eastern Adriatic coast. We will stay in Zadar.
Day 4. After staying in Zadar, we travel to Fortica to explore the Fortica Fortress, a Venetian hilltop fort offering sweeping views over the island of Pag and the Velebit mountain range. We then continue to Nin, a historic town built on a small island, to visit the Salt Museum, which preserves the tradition of salt production dating back to Roman times, and see the tiny 9th-century Holy Cross Church, often called the smallest cathedral in the world. Our journey proceeds to the island of Vir to see Kastelina Castle, a 19th-century fortified manor house, and to admire the breathtaking Red Stone viewpoint. After that, we will return to Zadar for accommodation.
Day 5. After 2 nights in Zadar, we travel to the Nikola Tesla Memorial Centre in Smiljan, birthplace of the famous inventor. We explore the museum dedicated to Tesla's life and groundbreaking work in electricity and engineering. We then continue to Ogulin to see Ogulin Castle (Castle of the Frankopans), a 16th-century fortress surrounded by a deep moat and connected to local legends. We visit the Ogulin Heritage museum and the charming Ivana's House of Fairy Tales, dedicated to the stories of Ivana Brlic-Mazuranic, Croatia's beloved children's author. We will stay in Ogulin.
Day 6. After staying in Ogulin, we travel to Dubovac to explore Dubovac Fortress, a well-preserved hilltop castle overlooking the town of Karlovac. We then continue to Karlovac to visit Aquatika, the freshwater aquarium which showcases the diverse aquatic life of Croatia's rivers and lakes. Finally, we arrive in Zagreb, where our memorable journey concludes.
We welcome you to travel with us from Zagreb to Dubrovnik with our 7 days discovery tour of 2 countries: Croatia and Bosnia-Herzegovina. Enjoy Dalmatian Riviera, scenic roads, UNESCO venetian towns, and that in all seasons.
The tour will start with visit small Dubovac fortress. The very first Dalmatian town we going to see is Zadar, there we will walk its historical center, to see fortified walls, narrow streets, unique creation called Sea Organ, and learn why Zadar was an important Venetian town.
In Sibenik, another one Venetian town, we will explore fortress overlooking whole town, see famous cathedral (UNESCO World Heritage site), and walk streets of historical center. On the way to Split, we will enjoy amazing view of coastal line from the cliff with the monument of Black Madonna.
Our next Dalmatian town is Split, known for Diocletian's palace built as a residence of the Roman emperor Diocletian at the end of the third century AD, and today forms the important part of the old town of Split. We will walk streets of historical center and see beautiful cathedral full of paintings and sculptures.
We will visit another one Venetian town, Trogir (UNESCO World Heritage site), to see historical center full of narrow cobblestoned streets, see gorgeous cathedral with beautiful paintings and sculptures, and town's harbor and small fortress.
The same day, after Trogir, we will come to Bosnia-Herzegovina, to see famous town Mostar. At the next day we will exploring Mostar (UNESCO World Heritage site), its historical center and admire beautiful Old Bridge. At second part of the day we we will visit nearby located historical town Blagaj with dervish monastery (tekija) built around 1520 over river coming from a cave.
During next day we will come to see beautiful Kravica waterfalls so refreshing at summer, see small archaeological site Radimlja (UNESCO World Heritage site) with carved tombstones of forgotten religion, and small Orthodox monastery Zavala partially located in cave.
We will finish our tour with visiting famous Tvrdos Orthodox monastery and taste real Herzegovina white, rose and red wines from its own wine cellar, admire panoramic view of Trebinje from beautiful church overlooking the town from a hill, and enjoy small walk tour in Trebinje, known for its river with crystal clear water, beautiful Ottoman bridge, and small old town.
Day 1. We depart from Dubrovnik and travel to Trsteno to explore its magnificent arboretum, one of the oldest Renaissance gardens in Dalmatia, dating back to the 15th century. We then continue to Ston to see the impressive Kastio fortress and explore the Ston historical ensemble (UNESCO Tentative List Site), including the famous Ston walls, a monumental defensive system built by the Republic of Ragusa in the 14th-15th centuries, often called the 'European Wall of China'. After that, we will come to Split for accommodation.
Day 2. After staying in Split, we spend the day exploring the city's historical center, a vibrant living museum wrapped around the 4th-century Diocletian's Palace (UNESCO World Heritage Site). We visit the Cathedral of St. Domnius (originally Diocletian's mausoleum), stroll through the Golden Gate, the palace's monumental northern entrance, and soak in the atmosphere of this ancient imperial residence. We stay another night in Split.
Day 3. After 2 nights in Split, we travel to the charming island-town of Trogir (UNESCO World Heritage Site), where we explore its beautifully preserved medieval core, the 13th-century Cathedral of St. Lawrence with its masterful portal, and the 15th-century Kamerlengo Fortress. We then continue to Loreto to see the Statue of Our Lady of Loreto, a 30-meter-tall votive monument erected in 1960 by the grateful local community after their vineyards were miraculously spared from disease, and enjoy the stunning panoramic viewpoint. After that, we will come to Sibenik for accommodation.
Day 4. After staying in Sibenik, we explore the sea-guardian St. Nicholas Fortress (UNESCO World Heritage Site), located at the entrance to the St. Anthony Channel, as well as the Barone Fortress and St. Michael Fortress (both UNESCO World Heritage Sites). We then wander through Sibenik's atmospheric historical center and admire the magnificent Cathedral of St. James (UNESCO World Heritage Site), a masterpiece of Gothic and Renaissance architecture built entirely of stone between the 15th and 16th centuries. We stay another night in Sibenik.
Day 5. After 2 nights in Sibenik, we travel to Zadar to explore its fortified old town (UNESCO World Heritage Site), a city with roots stretching back to antiquity. We wander through the historical center, experience the enchanting Sea Organ, an architectural sound installation that creates melodies from the waves, visit the 12th-century St. Anastasia's Cathedral, and stroll through the Roman Forum, the largest on the eastern Adriatic coast. We will stay in Zadar.
Day 6. After staying in Zadar, we explore the unique Underwater Archaeology museum, showcasing finds from submerged ancient sites, and the Ancient Glass museum, housed in a restored 19th-century Cosmacendi palace, which displays an impressive collection of Roman glassware from the 1st to 4th centuries AD. We stay another night in Zadar.
Day 7. After 2 nights in Zadar, we travel to Dubovac to explore Dubovac Fortress, a well-preserved hilltop castle overlooking the town of Karlovac. We then continue to Karlovac to visit Aquatika, the freshwater aquarium which showcases the diverse aquatic life of Croatia's rivers and lakes. Finally, we arrive in Zagreb, where our memorable journey concludes.
tour destinations: Dubovac, Karlovac, Loreto, Nehaj, Nin, Nova Kraljevica, Rijeka, Senj, Stara Sušica, Trogir, Trsat, Vir, Zadar, Šibenik
Day 1. We depart from Split and travel to the charming island-town of Trogir (UNESCO World Heritage Site), where we explore its beautifully preserved medieval core, the 13th-century Cathedral of St. Lawrence with its masterful portal, and the 15th-century Kamerlengo Fortress. We then continue to Loreto to see the Statue of Our Lady of Loreto, a 30-meter-tall votive monument erected in 1960 by the grateful local community after their vineyards were miraculously spared from disease, and enjoy the stunning panoramic viewpoint. After that, we will come to Sibenik for accommodation.
Day 2. After staying in Sibenik, we explore the sea-guardian St. Nicholas Fortress (UNESCO World Heritage Site), located at the entrance to the St. Anthony Channel, as well as the Barone Fortress and St. Michael Fortress (both UNESCO World Heritage Sites). We then wander through Sibenik's atmospheric historical center and admire the magnificent Cathedral of St. James (UNESCO World Heritage Site), a masterpiece of Gothic and Renaissance architecture built entirely of stone between the 15th and 16th centuries. We stay another night in Sibenik.
Day 3. After 2 nights in Sibenik, we travel to Zadar to explore its fortified old town (UNESCO World Heritage Site), a city with roots stretching back to antiquity. We wander through the historical center, experience the enchanting Sea Organ, an architectural sound installation that creates melodies from the waves, visit the 12th-century St. Anastasia's Cathedral, and stroll through the Roman Forum, the largest on the eastern Adriatic coast. We will stay in Zadar.
Day 4. After staying in Zadar, we travel to Fortica to explore the Fortica Fortress, a Venetian hilltop fort offering sweeping views over the island of Pag and the Velebit mountain range. We then continue to Nin, a historic town built on a small island, to visit the Salt Museum, which preserves the tradition of salt production dating back to Roman times, and see the tiny 9th-century Holy Cross Church, often called the smallest cathedral in the world. Our journey proceeds to the island of Vir to see Kastelina Castle, a 19th-century fortified manor house, and to admire the breathtaking Red Stone viewpoint. After that, we will return to Zadar for accommodation.
Day 5. After 2 nights in Zadar, we travel to the Nikola Tesla Memorial Centre in Smiljan, birthplace of the famous inventor. We explore the museum dedicated to Tesla's life and groundbreaking work in electricity and engineering. We then continue to Nehaj to see the imposing Nehaj Fortress, a 16th-century square tower built by Croatian nobles to defend against Ottoman incursions, and then to Senj to explore its historical center and visit St. Mary's Cathedral. We will stay in Senj.
Day 6. After staying in Senj, we travel to Nova Kraljevica to explore the beautifully preserved Renaissance Frankopan Castle Nova Kraljevica. We then continue to Trsat to see Trsat Castle, a medieval fortress overlooking Rijeka, famous for its sanctuary and panoramic views of the Kvarner Bay. We then explore the Shrine of Mary of God of Trsat church (Catholic), climb the Petar Kruzic stairway, and visit St. Vitus Cathedral (Catholic) in Rijeka. We will stay in Rijeka.
Day 7. After staying in Rijeka, we travel to Stara Susica to see the romantic ruins of Stara Susica Castle. We then continue to Dubovac to explore Dubovac Fortress, a well-preserved hilltop castle overlooking the town of Karlovac. Finally, we visit Karlovac to see Aquatika, the freshwater aquarium which showcases the diverse aquatic life of Croatia's rivers and lakes, and then arrive in Zagreb, where our memorable journey concludes.
tour destinations: Loreto, Nehaj, Nin, Nova Kraljevica, Pazin, Rijeka, Senj, Sveti Petar u Šumi, Trogir, Trsat, Vir, Zadar, Šibenik
Day 1. We depart from Split and travel to the charming island-town of Trogir (UNESCO World Heritage Site), where we explore its beautifully preserved medieval core, the 13th-century Cathedral of St. Lawrence with its masterful portal, and the 15th-century Kamerlengo Fortress. We then continue to Loreto to see the Statue of Our Lady of Loreto, a 30-meter-tall votive monument erected in 1960 by the grateful local community after their vineyards were miraculously spared from disease, and enjoy the stunning panoramic viewpoint. After that, we will come to Sibenik for accommodation.
Day 2. After staying in Sibenik, we explore the sea-guardian St. Nicholas Fortress (UNESCO World Heritage Site), located at the entrance to the St. Anthony Channel, as well as the Barone Fortress and St. Michael Fortress (both UNESCO World Heritage Sites). We then wander through Sibenik's atmospheric historical center and admire the magnificent Cathedral of St. James (UNESCO World Heritage Site), a masterpiece of Gothic and Renaissance architecture built entirely of stone between the 15th and 16th centuries. We stay another night in Sibenik.
Day 3. After 2 nights in Sibenik, we travel to Zadar to explore its fortified old town (UNESCO World Heritage Site), a city with roots stretching back to antiquity. We wander through the historical center, experience the enchanting Sea Organ, an architectural sound installation that creates melodies from the waves, visit the 12th-century St. Anastasia's Cathedral, and stroll through the Roman Forum, the largest on the eastern Adriatic coast. We will stay in Zadar.
Day 4. After staying in Zadar, we travel to Fortica to explore the Fortica Fortress, a Venetian hilltop fort offering sweeping views over the island of Pag and the Velebit mountain range. We then continue to Nin, a historic town built on a small island, to visit the Salt Museum, which preserves the tradition of salt production dating back to Roman times, and see the tiny 9th-century Holy Cross Church, often called the smallest cathedral in the world. Our journey proceeds to the island of Vir to see Kastelina Castle, a 19th-century fortified manor house, and to admire the breathtaking Red Stone viewpoint. After that, we will return to Zadar for accommodation.
Day 5. After 2 nights in Zadar, we travel to the Nikola Tesla Memorial Centre in Smiljan, birthplace of the famous inventor. We explore the museum dedicated to Tesla's life and groundbreaking work in electricity and engineering. We then continue to Nehaj to see the imposing Nehaj Fortress, a 16th-century square tower built by Croatian nobles to defend against Ottoman incursions, and then to Senj to explore its historical center and visit St. Mary's Cathedral. We will stay in Senj.
Day 6. After staying in Senj, we travel to Nova Kraljevica to explore the beautifully preserved Renaissance Frankopan Castle Nova Kraljevica. We then continue to Trsat to see Trsat Castle, a medieval fortress overlooking Rijeka, famous for its sanctuary and panoramic views of the Kvarner Bay. We then explore the Shrine of Mary of God of Trsat (Catholic), a major pilgrimage site since the 13th century, known for housing the Holy House of Loreto – according to tradition, angels carried it from Nazareth to Trsat in 1291 before it moved to Loreto, Italy. We will walk the Petar Kruzic stairway, a 17th-century staircase with 538 steps built as a vow for the victims of the plague, and visit St. Vitus Cathedral (Catholic) in Rijeka, a unique Baroque rotunda built between 1638 and 1725. We will stay in Rijeka.
Day 7. After staying in Rijeka, we travel to Pazin to explore this charming hilltop town, wandering through its historical center and enjoying the views over the surrounding Istrian landscape. We then continue to Sveti Petar u Sumi to visit its Benedictine monastery, founded in the 11th century and one of the best-preserved Romanesque monastic complexes in Istria. The monastery features a beautiful three-nave basilica with a central dome, a tranquil cloister with double columns, and a 15th-century bell tower. Finally, we arrive in Pula, where our memorable journey concludes.
We welcome you to our 8 days discovery tour covers 2 Balkans countries: Croatia and Bosnia-Herzegovina. The tour running all seasons use scenic roads from Zagreb to Dubrovnik.
On the way from Zagreb down we will visit cute Dubovac fortress. The first Dalmatian town we'll meet is Zadar, where we will walk all over historical center, see its fortified walls, narrow streets and beautiful squares, amazing and unique creation called Sea Organ, and understand why Zadar was an important Venetian town.
In Sibenik, another Venetian town, we will see renovated fortress overlooking whole town and coastal line, famous cathedral (UNESCO World Heritage site), and walk streets of historical center. On the way to Split, we will come to see the monument of Black Madonna and enjoy amazing view of coastal line and nearby town.
We will explore Split, our next Dalmatian town, well-known for its Diocletian's palace built at the end of the third century AD as a residence for the Roman emperor Diocletian, and today forms about half of the old town of Split. We will walk streets of historical center and see beautiful cathedral.
In another one Venetian town, Trogir (UNESCO World Heritage site), we will walk its historical center with network of narrow cobblestoned streets, gorgeous cathedral with beautiful paintings and sculptures, its harbor, and small fortress.
As we will finish to explore Trogir, we will take a road to Bosnia-Herzegovina, to famous town Mostar. Next day we will start with exploring Mostar (UNESCO World Heritage site), its historical center and see beautiful Old Bridge. At the same day, we also we will visit historical town Blagaj with dervish monastery (tekija) built around 1520 over river coming from a cave.
During next 2 days we will explore a few attractions in Mostar area: pilgrimage center Medjugorje and learn why so many people come here every year, see beautiful Kravica waterfalls, and will have a dinner in local restaurant at rare place, a real Roman villa Rustica, established as agricultural estate in 4th century AD.
Next day we will take a road to Trebinje, and on the way we will come to see medieval town Pocitelj, with its specific streets and Ottoman fort overlooking whole walley, will see small archaeological site Radimlja (UNESCO World Heritage site) with carved tombstones of forgotten religion, and small Zavala monastery partially located in cave.
We will finish our tour with visiting famous Tvrdos Orthodox monastery and taste real Herzegovina white, rose and red wines from its own wine cellar, admire panoramic view of Trebinje from beautiful church overlooking the town from a hill, and enjoy small walk tour in Trebinje, known for its river with crystal clear water, beautiful Ottoman bridge, and small old town.
Day 1. We depart from Dubrovnik and travel to Trsteno to explore its magnificent arboretum, one of the oldest Renaissance gardens in Dalmatia, dating back to the 15th century. We then continue to Ston to see the impressive Kastio fortress and explore the Ston historical ensemble (UNESCO Tentative List Site), including the famous Ston walls, a monumental defensive system built by the Republic of Ragusa in the 14th-15th centuries, often called the 'European Wall of China'. After that, we will come to Split for accommodation.
Day 2. After staying in Split, we spend the day exploring the city's historical center, a vibrant living museum wrapped around the 4th-century Diocletian's Palace (UNESCO World Heritage Site). We visit the Cathedral of St. Domnius (originally Diocletian's mausoleum), stroll through the Golden Gate, the palace's monumental northern entrance, and soak in the atmosphere of this ancient imperial residence. We stay another night in Split.
Day 3. After 2 nights in Split, we travel to the charming island-town of Trogir (UNESCO World Heritage Site), where we explore its beautifully preserved medieval core, the 13th-century Cathedral of St. Lawrence with its masterful portal, and the 15th-century Kamerlengo Fortress. We then continue to Loreto to see the Statue of Our Lady of Loreto, a 30-meter-tall votive monument erected in 1960 by the grateful local community after their vineyards were miraculously spared from disease, and enjoy the stunning panoramic viewpoint. After that, we will come to Sibenik for accommodation.
Day 4. After staying in Sibenik, we explore the sea-guardian St. Nicholas Fortress (UNESCO World Heritage Site), located at the entrance to the St. Anthony Channel, as well as the Barone Fortress and St. Michael Fortress (both UNESCO World Heritage Sites). We then wander through Sibenik's atmospheric historical center and admire the magnificent Cathedral of St. James (UNESCO World Heritage Site), a masterpiece of Gothic and Renaissance architecture built entirely of stone between the 15th and 16th centuries. We stay another night in Sibenik.
Day 5. After 2 nights in Sibenik, we travel to Zadar to explore its fortified old town (UNESCO World Heritage Site), a city with roots stretching back to antiquity. We wander through the historical center, experience the enchanting Sea Organ, an architectural sound installation that creates melodies from the waves, visit the 12th-century St. Anastasia's Cathedral, and stroll through the Roman Forum, the largest on the eastern Adriatic coast. We will stay in Zadar.
Day 6. After staying in Zadar, we travel to Fortica to explore the Fortica Fortress, a Venetian hilltop fort offering sweeping views over the island of Pag and the Velebit mountain range. We then continue to Nin, a historic town built on a small island, to visit the Salt Museum, which preserves the tradition of salt production dating back to Roman times, and see the tiny 9th-century Holy Cross Church, often called the smallest cathedral in the world. Our journey proceeds to the island of Vir to see Kastelina Castle, a 19th-century fortified manor house, and to admire the breathtaking Red Stone viewpoint. After that, we will return to Zadar for accommodation.
Day 7. After 2 nights in Zadar, we travel to the Nikola Tesla Memorial Centre in Smiljan, birthplace of the famous inventor. We explore the museum dedicated to Tesla's life and groundbreaking work in electricity and engineering. We then continue to Ogulin to see Ogulin Castle (Castle of the Frankopans), a 16th-century fortress surrounded by a deep moat and connected to local legends. We visit the Ogulin Heritage museum and the charming Ivana's House of Fairy Tales, dedicated to the stories of Ivana Brlic-Mazuranic, Croatia's beloved children's author. We will stay in Ogulin.
Day 8. After staying in Ogulin, we travel to Dubovac to explore Dubovac Fortress, a well-preserved hilltop castle overlooking the town of Karlovac. We then continue to Karlovac to visit Aquatika, the freshwater aquarium which showcases the diverse aquatic life of Croatia's rivers and lakes. Finally, we arrive in Zagreb, where our memorable journey concludes.
tour destinations: Blagaj, Jajce, Klis, Konjic, Kravica, Loreto, Međugorje, Mostar, Počitelj, Primošten, Sarajevo, Split, Travnik, Trogir, Šibenik
All seasons 9 days tour to discover Bosnia-Herzegovina and visit famous Croatian towns Split, Sibenik and Trogir. Pick up and drop off in Orebic.
In Bosnia-Herzegovina we will see Blagaj dervish monastery, UNESCO town Mostar and its old bridge, visit pilgrimage center Medjugorje, walk and watch wonderful Kravica natural park with waterfalls, climb by narrow streets of medieval fortified town Pocitelj, visit multicultural Sarajevo with its old market, see Ottoman Empire fortress Jajce, meet another medieval fortress Travnik and walk in its old streets.
In Croatia, we will walk historical center of Split (UNESCO World Heritage Site), see coastal town Sibenik, its fortress, historical center and the cathedral, also UNESCO World Heritage Site. Next day we will walk another one UNESCO town, Trogir, and after another night in Split, on the way back, we will visit famous fortress Klis.
We welcome you to take with us our 9 days discovery tour passing across 2 Balkans countries: Croatia and Bosnia-Herzegovina. The tour running all seasons and allow you to discover most of important attraction in both countries.
We will start our tour with visiting small but cute Dubovac fortress. The very first Dalmatian town we going to visit is Zadar, there we will walk its historical center, see fortified walls, churches and cathedral, quite unique creation called Sea Organ, and learn why Zadar was an important Venetian town.
In Sibenik, another one Venetian town, we will explore fortress overlooking whole town, see famous cathedral (UNESCO World Heritage site), and walk streets of historical center. On the way to Split, we will enjoy amazing view of coastal line from the cliff with the monument of Black Madonna.
Our next Dalmatian town is Split, known for Diocletian's palace built as a residence of the Roman emperor Diocletian at the end of the third century AD, and today forms the important part of the of Split. We will walk streets of historical center and see beautiful cathedral with paintings and sculptures.
We will visit another one Venetian town, Trogir (UNESCO World Heritage site), to see historical center full of narrow cobblestoned streets, see gorgeous cathedral with beautiful paintings and sculptures, and town's harbor and small fortress.
The same day we will cross the border and come to Bosnia-Herzegovina. Here, we will take a scenic road toward Ottoman fortress Travnik and will come to see the capital Sarajevo. In Sarajevo, we will explore the historical center and learn why this town have so many unique characteristics.
Near Sarajevo we will visit an important place for all Sarajevo residents, so called Tunnel of Hope, saved many lived during the siege. After we will take a road to Mostar, and on the way in will see beautiful bring in town Konjic. This day we will finish in Mostar (UNESCO World Heritage site), exploring its historical center and walk over famous Mostar Old Bridge.
Next what we need to see are few places not so far from Mostar. We will see historical town Blagaj with dervish monastery (tekija) built around 1520 over river that coming from a cave, after that we will have a refreshing walk in Kravica, a green area with cascade of waterfalls, and finish this day with visiting pilgrimage center Medjugorje.
After Mostar, we will come to explore historical town Pocitelj, with narrow streets and old Ottoman fort with great panoramic view. Next destinations for us will be an archaeological site Radimlja with carved gravestones (UNESCO World Heritage Site), small Zavala monastery partially located in cave, and Vjetrenica cave (recently nominated as UNESCO World Heritage site).
Our tour will finish in Trebinje, where we will visit nearby located famous Tvrdos Orthodox monastery and taste real Herzegovina white, rose and red wines from its own wine cellar, admire panoramic view of Trebinje from beautiful church overlooking the town from a hill, and enjoy small walk tour in Trebinje, known for its river with crystal clear water, beautiful Ottoman bridge, and cute old town.
tour destinations: Dubovac, Karlovac, Loreto, Nin, Nova Kraljevica, Ogulin, Ozalj, Pazin, Rijeka, Stara Sušica, Sveti Petar u Šumi, Trogir, Trsat, Vir, Zadar, Šibenik
Day 1. We depart from Split and travel to the charming island-town of Trogir (UNESCO World Heritage Site), where we explore its beautifully preserved medieval core, the 13th-century Cathedral of St. Lawrence with its masterful portal, and the 15th-century Kamerlengo Fortress. We then continue to Loreto to see the Statue of Our Lady of Loreto, a 30-meter-tall votive monument erected in 1960 by the grateful local community after their vineyards were miraculously spared from disease, and enjoy the stunning panoramic viewpoint. After that, we will come to Sibenik for accommodation.
Day 2. After staying in Sibenik, we explore the sea-guardian St. Nicholas Fortress (UNESCO World Heritage Site), located at the entrance to the St. Anthony Channel, as well as the Barone Fortress and St. Michael Fortress (both UNESCO World Heritage Sites). We then wander through Sibenik's atmospheric historical center and admire the magnificent Cathedral of St. James (UNESCO World Heritage Site), a masterpiece of Gothic and Renaissance architecture built entirely of stone between the 15th and 16th centuries. We stay another night in Sibenik.
Day 3. After 2 nights in Sibenik, we travel to Zadar to explore its fortified old town (UNESCO World Heritage Site), a city with roots stretching back to antiquity. We wander through the historical center, experience the enchanting Sea Organ, an architectural sound installation that creates melodies from the waves, visit the 12th-century St. Anastasia's Cathedral, and stroll through the Roman Forum, the largest on the eastern Adriatic coast. We will stay in Zadar.
Day 4. After staying in Zadar, we travel to Fortica to explore the Fortica Fortress, a Venetian hilltop fort offering sweeping views over the island of Pag and the Velebit mountain range. We then continue to Nin, a historic town built on a small island, to visit the Salt Museum, which preserves the tradition of salt production dating back to Roman times, and see the tiny 9th-century Holy Cross Church, often called the smallest cathedral in the world. Our journey proceeds to the island of Vir to see Kastelina Castle, a 19th-century fortified manor house, and to admire the breathtaking Red Stone viewpoint. After that, we will return to Zadar for accommodation.
Day 5. After 2 nights in Zadar, we travel to the Nikola Tesla Memorial Centre in Smiljan, birthplace of the famous inventor. We explore the museum dedicated to Tesla's life and groundbreaking work in electricity and engineering. We then continue to Ogulin to see Ogulin Castle (Castle of the Frankopans), a 16th-century fortress surrounded by a deep moat and connected to local legends. We visit the Ogulin Heritage museum and the charming Ivana's House of Fairy Tales, dedicated to the stories of Ivana Brlic-Mazuranic, Croatia's beloved children's author. We will stay in Ogulin.
Day 6. After staying in Ogulin, we travel to Ozalj to explore Ozalj Fortress, a medieval hilltop castle overlooking the Kupa River, once a seat of the powerful Zrinski and Frankopan noble families. We then continue to Karlovac to visit Aquatika, the freshwater aquarium which showcases the diverse aquatic life of Croatia's rivers and lakes. We will stay in Karlovac.
Day 7. After staying in Karlovac, we travel to Dubovac to explore Dubovac Fortress, a well-preserved hilltop castle overlooking the town of Karlovac. We then continue to Stara Susica to see the romantic ruins of Stara Susica Castle, and to Nova Kraljevica to explore the beautifully preserved Renaissance Frankopan Castle Nova Kraljevica. After that, we will come to Rijeka for accommodation.
Day 8. After staying in Rijeka, we travel to Trsat to see Trsat Castle, a medieval fortress overlooking Rijeka, famous for its sanctuary and panoramic views of the Kvarner Bay. We then explore the Shrine of Mary of God of Trsat (Catholic), a major pilgrimage site since the 13th century, known for housing the Holy House of Loreto – according to tradition, angels carried it from Nazareth to Trsat in 1291 before it moved to Loreto, Italy. We climb the Petar Kruzic stairway, a 17th-century staircase with 538 steps built as a vow for the victims of the plague, and visit St. Vitus Cathedral (Catholic) in Rijeka, a unique Baroque rotunda built between 1638 and 1725. We stay another night in Rijeka.
Day 9. After 2 nights in Rijeka, we travel to Pazin to explore this charming hilltop town, wandering through its historical center and enjoying the views over the surrounding Istrian landscape. We then continue to Sveti Petar u Sumi to visit its Benedictine monastery, founded in the 11th century and one of the best-preserved Romanesque monastic complexes in Istria, featuring a beautiful three-nave basilica with a central dome, a tranquil cloister with double columns, and a 15th-century bell tower. Finally, we arrive in Pula, where our memorable journey concludes.
This our tour is not by the way called More nature less cities. We welcome you to this 10 days discovery tour with emphasis on nature of 2 countries: Croatia and Bosnia-Herzegovina. The tour running all seasons through scenic roads from Zagreb to Dubrovnik.
On the way from Zagreb down to coast we will visit Dubovac medieval fortress and see Rastoke village with river and picturesque waterfalls. The first Dalmatian town we'll meet is Venetian town Zadar, where need to see historical fortified center, gorgeous Catholic cathedral and unique creation called Sea Organ.Zadar was important Venetian town. From Zadar, we will come to see small town Nin with its museum of Salt, and explore wonderful landscapes and viewpoints of Vir peninsula.
In Sibenik, another Venetian town, we will see famous cathedral (UNESCO World Heritage site) and see its historical center. We will also explore famous Barone fortress. On the way to Split, we will see the panoramic view of coastal town Primosten from the place called Black Madonna (Statue of Our Lady Of Loreto).
In another one Venetian town, Trogir (UNESCO World Heritage site), we will walk its historical center, harbor, adore beautiful Catholic cathedral, and small fortress. On the way to Bosnia-Herzegovina we will visit Solin, a famous place mentioned in Bible, nowadays an archaeological place.
In Mostar (UNESCO World Heritage site) we will explore the historic center of Mostar and walk over famous Mostar bridge. The next day we will come to see historical town Blagaj with Dervish monastery (tekija) built around 1520, have refreshing walk in Kravica, a green area with cascade of waterfalls, and see why Medjugorje became important pilgrimage site.
After Mostar and on the way to Trebinje, we will see archaeological site Radimlja with carved gravestones (UNESCO World Heritage Site), climb passes of Ottoman hilly fortress Stolac and explore Vjetrenica cave (UNESCO World Heritage Site).
At the last day of the tour we will come to admire famous Tvrdos Orthodox monastery, where also we can taste awarded white, rose and red wines from own wine cellar. In Trebinje, we will see its small historical center, walk over Ottoman bridge, and before arrive to Dubrovnik we will have a dinner in local restaurant that serve Herzegovina food and drinks.
We invite you to take with us an all seasons tour covers the most important UNESCO towns of Dalmatian coast and Bosnia. Visit with us 2 countries, Croatia and Bosnia-Herzegovina, to see Venetian towns with amazing architecture, medieval fortresses and stunning scenic roads.
On the way from Zagreb down to coast we will visit Dubovac fortress. We will stay in town Rijeka, where we will see a local museum and 2 fortresses. Coming down along the coastal line, we will see town Senj, where need to see historical center and the symbol of the town, Nehaj fortress from 1558. Next, we will move to Zadar to walk over historical center and see why Zadar was important Venetian town.
In Sibenik, another Venetian town, we will see famous cathedral (UNESCO World Heritage site) and see its historical center and two fortresses. Close to Sibenik is also located coastal St. Nicholas fortress we going to visit and walk around.
In another one Venetian town, Trogir (UNESCO World Heritage site), we will walk in historical center and harbor. Split, next Dalmatian town we going to visit, is well-known for its historical center with beautiful architecture.
On the way from Split to Mostar we will see fortress Klis, known by Game of Thrones. In Mostar (UNESCO World Heritage site) we will explore the historic center and walk over famous Mostar bridge.
After Mostar we will see historical town Blagaj with dervish monastery (tekija) built around 1520, historic town Pocitelj, served as open-air museum, with narrow streets and old Ottoman fort with great view and after that we will have refreshing walk in Kravica, a green area with cascade of waterfalls.
On the way to Trebinje, we will see archaeological site Radimlja with carved gravestones (UNESCO World Heritage Site), hilly fortress Stolac with great view, and at the end of this day will come to town Trebinje.
At the last day of the tour we will come to admire famous Tvrdos Orthodox monastery, where also we can taste awarded white, rose and red wines from own wine cellar. In Trebinje, we will see its small historical center, walk over Ottoman bridge, and before arrive to Dubrovnik we will have a dinner in local restaurant that serve Herzegovina food and drinks.
Welcome to the all seasons 12 days exploring tour via Venetian towns of Dalmatian Riviera and fascinating landscapes of medieval land of Bosnia-Herzegovina. Scenic roads will take you through 2 countries, Croatia and Bosnia-Herzegovina, on the trip from Zagreb to Dubrovnik.
On the way from Zagreb down to coast we will visit Dubovac fortress, and the very first Dalmatian town we'll meet is Senj, where need to see historical center and the symbol of the town, Nehaj fortress from 1558. Next, we will move to Zadar to walk over historical center and see why Zadar was important Venetian town.
We will explore Sibenik, a Venetian town known for famous cathedral (UNESCO World Heritage site) and see its historical center. In another one Venetian town, Trogir (UNESCO World Heritage site), we will walk narrow streets of in historical center, beautiful squares and harbor. Next Dalmatian town we going to visit is famous Split, known for its gorgeous Diocletian's Palace and historical center with beautiful architecture.
In Bosnia-Herzegovina, fist place we going to see is medieval town Jajce, famous for its waterfall, Ottoman fortress, and beautiful park with cute small wooden watermills. After Jajce we need to see Travnik fortress and visit controversial place called Bosnian Pyramids.
Next two nights we will stay in Sarajevo, where we will walk the historical center with its Western and Eastern parts, visit witness of Sarajevo siege, the Tunnel of Hope.
Before we move to Mostar, we will see old Ottoman bridge in town Konjic. In Mostar we will explore the historic center and walk over famous Mostar bridge.
After Mostar, we will see historical town Blagaj with dervish monastery (tekija) built around 1520, historic town Pocitelj, served as open-air museum, with narrow streets and old Ottoman fort with great view, and see small Zavala monastery partially located in cave. The day will finish with visit a family running winery in Trebinje to taste real Herzegovina wines.
Before we will arrive to Dubrovnik, we will admire famous Tvrdos Orthodox monastery with it own wine cellar and have there a wine tasting.
We welcome you to explore 3 beautiful Balkans countries: Slovenia, Croatia, and Bosnia-Herzegovina. Our 14-day Balkans tour across Slovenia Croatia Bosnia will open for your the feel and sense of each country through visit the most important UNESCO sites and main attractions. We will see beautiful castles and fortresses, admire coastal line and mountains, drive scenic roads, see lakes and caves, admire Venetian and medieval towns, come to monasteries and cathedrals. We waiting you on this Balkans road trip!
We welcome you to explore 4 Balkans countries, all are parts of former Yugoslavia: Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, and Montenegro. With our 14-day Balkans tour across Slovenia Croatia Bosnia Montenegro you will able to visit in each country the most important UNESCO sites and main attractions. We will passing by beautiful coastal line, drive scenic roads, see castles and fortresses, lakes and caves, admire Venetian and medieval towns, visit monasteries and cathedrals. We waiting you on this Balkans road trip!
We welcome you to the all seasons 15 days tour passing via Venetian towns of Dalmatian Riviera and fascinating landscapes of medieval land of Bosnia-Herzegovina. You will open to yourself 2 countries, Croatia and Bosnia-Herzegovina, passing by scenic roads from Zagreb to Dubrovnik.
On the way from Zagreb down to coast we will visit Dubovac fortress, and the very first Dalmatian town we'll meet is Senj, where need to see historical center and the symbol of the town, Nehaj fortress from 1558. Next, we will move to Zadar to walk over historical center and see why Zadar was important Venetian town.
In Sibenik, also Venetian town, we will see famous cathedral (UNESCO World Heritage site) and see its historical center. Close to Sibenik is also located coastal St. Nicholas fortress we going to walk around. On the way to Trogir, we will see amazing small coastal town Rogoznica located on former island.
In another one Venetian town, Trogir (UNESCO World Heritage site), we will walk in historical center, harbor, and small church on the cliff with astonishing panoramic view. Next Dalmatian town we going to visit is famous Split, known for its gorgeous Diocletian's Palace and historical center with beautiful architecture.
Before we move to Mostar, the first Bosnian town, we will see the Klis fortress, known from Game of Thrones, In Mostar we will explore the historic center and walk over famous Mostar bridge.
We will explore a few places not so far from Mostar. We will see historical town Blagaj with dervish monastery (tekija) built around 1520, historic town Pocitelj, served as open-air museum, with narrow streets and old Ottoman fort with great view and after that we will have refreshing walk in Kravica, a green area with cascade of waterfalls.
After Mostar and on the way to Trebinje, we will see archaeological site Radimlja with carved gravestones (UNESCO World Heritage Site), explore in Vjetrenica cave, and see small Zavala monastery partially located in cave.
In Trebinje, we will taste real Herzegovina wine from family running winery in Trebinje, and before arrive to Dubrovnik we will admire famous Tvrdos Orthodox monastery with it own wine cellar.
We invite you to explore 3 Balkans countries, Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, and Montenegro, by all seasons 15 days Balkans road trip, and discover main attractions in each country, passing by beautiful coastal line and scenic roads, see castles and fortresses, admire Venetian and medieval towns, visit monasteries and UNESCO sites. This Balkans road trip waiting you!
Generally, in Croatia the tour will visit Rijeka, to see castle, fortress, museums and historical center of this coastal town, and several castles and fortresses near Rijeka. Next important place is Zadar, known for historical center. In Sibenik need to see the cathedral (UNESCO World Heritage site) and fortifications from Venetian time. Next important area is Split, together with nearby town Trogir (UNESCO World Heritage site) and famous Klis fortress. We will also visit Omis, small coastal town with interesting architecture, and amazing Dubrovnik, with vast historical center.
In Bosnia-Herzegovina, we will visit Mostar and few places in it's area: dervish monastery Blagaj, natural reserve Kravica with waterfalls, medieval town Pocitelj, pilgrimage center Medjugorje, Ottoman fortress Stolac, have a tour in Vjetrenica cave, visit Zavala and Tvrdos monasteries, and admire calm town Trebinje.
In Montenegro, we will see small cure coastal town Perast and its two islets, historical center of Budva, and of course UNESCO World Heritage site Kotor.
We invite you to visit with us the most important UNESCO towns of Dalmatian coast and Bosnia. with our an all seasons 16 days tour we going to see 2 countries, Croatia and Bosnia-Herzegovina, to walks Venetian towns and medieval fortresses, take stunning scenic roads and admire architecture, nature and landscapes.
On the way from Zagreb down to coast we will visit Dubovac fortress. We will stay in town Rijeka, where we will see a local museum and 2 fortresses. On the way to Pula, we will see small town Labin with cute historic center and amazing view from hilltop. In Pula, the largest town of Croatian Istria, known for its multitude of ancient Roman buildings, we need to see the most famous one, the Pula Arena, one of the best preserved Roman amphitheaters. In Pula, we will see the historic center with fortress and few churches.
Before we will arrive to the the neighbor of Pula, the town Rovinj, we will see very good preserved castle Morosini and walk in Medieval Theme Park located nearby. In Rovinj, officially bilingual town with Italian and Croatian languages, we will walk over historic center to see the Basilica of St. Euphemia.
On the way to Dalmatia region, we will see town Senj, where need to see the symbol of the town, Nehaj fortress from 1558. Next, we will move to Zadar to walk over historical center and see why Zadar was important Venetian town.
In Sibenik, another Venetian town, we will see famous cathedral (UNESCO World Heritage site) and see its historical center and two fortresses. Close to Sibenik is also located coastal fortress St. Nicholas (UNESCO World Heritage site) we going to visit and walk around.
In another one Venetian town, Trogir (UNESCO World Heritage site), we will walk in historical center and harbor. Split, next Dalmatian town we going to visit, is well-known for its historical center with beautiful architecture.
On the way from Split to Mostar we will see fortress Klis, known by Game of Thrones. In Mostar (UNESCO World Heritage site) we will explore the historic center and walk over famous Mostar bridge.
After Mostar we will see historical town Blagaj with dervish monastery (tekija) built around 1520, historic town Pocitelj, served as open-air museum, with narrow streets and old Ottoman fort with great view.
On the way to Trebinje, we will see archaeological site Radimlja with carved gravestones (UNESCO World Heritage Site), hilly fortress Stolac with great view, and Vjetrenica cave (UNESCO World Heritage site).
In Trebinje, we will admire famous Tvrdos Orthodox monastery with it own wine cellar where we will taste local wines, see Ottoman bridge, hilly church with panoramic view of Trebinje, and renovated historical center of Trebinje. We will have a late lunch in local restaurant that serve local traditional food and drinks.
This 17 days Balkans discovery tour will open for you 4 countries: Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Montenegro and Macedonia. Together with mentioned countries, you will briefly meet Albania and can spend great time in beautiful coastal city Thessaloniki in Greece. With this tour we will pass over Adriatic coast and Dalmatian Riviera of Croatia, wonderful hilly nature of Bosnia-Herzegovina, coastal venetian towns of Montenegro, unexpected panoramas of Albania, and visit roman sites of Macedonia.
In all 4 countries we will visit most of must-see places. We will walk in medieval and venetian towns in Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina and Montenegro; will see famous Orthodox monasteries in Bosnia-Herzegovina and Montenegro; ancient roman settlement in Macedonia; fortified towns in Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina and Montenegro; archaeological places in Bosnia-Herzegovina and Macedonia; medieval fortresses of Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina and Montenegro; UNESCO sites in Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Macedonia, and Montenegro.
We welcome you to explore Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina and Montenegro with our all seasons 18 days tour from Zagreb. The tour will pass Adriatic coast line, Dalmatian Riviera, and in each country we will visit UNESCO sites, castles and fortresses, monasteries and old towns. Welcome to the scenic Balkans road trip!
In Croatia, the tour will focus on castles, fortresses, Venetian towns, cathedrals and monasteries along the Adriatic coast and Dalmatian Riviera, with most important UNESCO sites.
In Bosnia-Herzegovina, we will see medieval towns, Ottoman fortresses, park with waterfalls, natural cave, and few monasteries, one of them famous with its cellars and provide wine tasting.
In Montenegro, we will visit famous Venetian town (UNESCO World Heritage Site) with fortress, modern vibrant town with beautiful historical center full of small streets and town walls you can walk, and small coastal town, charming former fisher village, famous for its two islets with small monasteries.
We welcome you to travel with us on our 20-day Balkans road trip from Zagreb to Thessaloniki. The tour will pass through 5 Balkan countries: Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Montenegro, Albania, and Greece. We will pass over the Adriatic coast and Dalmatian Riviera of Croatia, the wonderful hilly nature of Bosnia-Herzegovina, the coastal Venetian towns of Montenegro, the unexpected panoramas and old castles of Albania, and visit famous UNESCO places in Greece.
In each country of this tour, we will visit must-see places, UNESCO sites, and cultural heritage places that will give an understanding and feeling of the country.
In Croatia, we will pass beautiful coastal roads and see the Venetian towns Zadar, Sibenik, Trogir, Split, and their main attractions.
Passing Bosnia-Herzegovina, we will visit towns known from the Ottoman era, beautiful waterfalls, ancient bridges, a famous Orthodox monastery with its own wine cellars, and all that by scenic roads of hilly landscapes.
In Montenegro, we are going to see Venetian fortified towns, breathtaking aqueduct, the remains of an old town destroyed by an earthquake, a cave monastery, and a beautiful coastline.
Traveling Albania, we will visit a few impressive fortresses, two old bazaars still full of locally made goods, a huge archaeological site, and we will admire beautiful nature.
In Greece, we will see the Silversmith Museum located in the Ottoman fortress, the amazing Meteora monasteries sitting on huge stone boulders, and historical museums and archaeological sites in Aegae, Dion, Larissa, and Dodoni. We also will come to admire Mount Olympus and learn how it was explored and discovered during centuries.
This tour will give you an initial understanding of each country. If you wish, you can come with us to explore each country in-depth with the next tours.
Explore 5 Balkans countries Croatia, Bosnia, Montenegro, Albania and Greece in 21 days cultural tour from Zagreb to Athens. Discover Adriatic coast of Croatia; venetian towns of Dalmatian rivier; medieval towns of Montenegro; famous Orthodox monasteries in Bosnia, Montenegro and Greece; archaeological places in Albania and Greece; medieval fortresses of Croatia, Albania and Greece; UNESCO sites of Croatia, Montenegro, Albania and Greece.
tour countries: Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Greece, Montenegro, North Macedonia
tour destinations: Aigai, Apollonia, Blagaj, Budva, Dajbabe, Dodoni, Dubovac, Ioannina, Kalampaka, Kotor, Krujë, Loreto, Meteora, Metsovo, Međugorje, Mostar, Ohrid, Pella, Perast, Podgorica, Radimlja, Saint Naum, Shkodër, Split, Stari Bar, Stobi, The Bay of Bones, Trebinje, Trogir, Tvrdoš, Veria, Vjetrenica, Zadar, Šibenik
Come with us to travel the Balkans with our 23-day road trip from Zagreb to Igoumenitsa. The tour will pass through 6 Balkan countries: Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Montenegro, Albania, North Macedonia, and Greece. We will pass over the Adriatic coast and Dalmatian Riviera of Croatia to see its coastal Venetian towns, the wonderful hilly nature of Bosnia-Herzegovina, the coastal Venetian towns of Montenegro, the unexpected panoramas and old castles of Albania, discover a lake town and huge monastery in North Macedonia, and visit famous UNESCO places in Greece.
In each country of this tour, we will visit must-see important attractions, UNESCO sites, and through cultural heritage places will understand and feel each country's spirit.
Passing Croatia, we will pass beautiful coastal roads and see the coastal Venetian towns Zadar, Sibenik, Trogir, Split, and their main attractions.
In Bosnia-Herzegovina, we will see ancient bridges, towns known from the Ottoman era, a famous Orthodox monastery with its own wine cellars, and all that by scenic roads of hilly landscapes.
Traveling Montenegro, we are going to see Venetian fortified towns, the remains of an old town destroyed by an earthquake, a Roman aqueduct still in great shape, a cave monastery, and a beautiful coastline.
In Albania, we will visit a few impressive fortresses, an impressive old bazaar still full of locally made goods, a huge archaeological site, and we will admire beautiful nature.
North Macedonia will show us a lively lake town that once had 365 churches, according to legend, and was referred to as the Jerusalem of the Balkans. Here we will see an impressive lake monastery and a large archaeological site still showing beautiful frescoes.
In Greece, we will see several historical museums and archaeological sites in Aegae, Pella, and Dodoni. We will visit the amazing Meteora monasteries sitting on huge stone boulders, walk streets famous among locals in a mountain town known for its wine and cheese, see the Silversmith Museum located in the Ottoman fortress, and enjoy Greek hospitality and cuisine every day.
With this tour you will get an initial understanding of each country. If you wish, you can come with us to explore each country in-depth with the next tours.
We welcome you to come with us to explode 6 the Balkans countries with our extended 26 days Balkans cultural tour passing though Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Montenegro, Albania, North Macedonia, and Greece.
The tour will pass Adriatic coast and Dalmatian Riviera of Croatia, wonderful hilly nature of Bosnia-Herzegovina, coastal Venetians towns of Montenegro, unexpected panoramas and castles of Albania, meet truly Roman sites of North Macedonia and rich historical places in Greece.
We will visit medieval and venetian towns in Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina and Montenegro; will see famous Orthodox monasteries in Bosnia-Herzegovina, Montenegro, North Macedonia and Greece; ancient Roman theaters in Macedonia and Greece; fortified towns in Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina and Montenegro; archaeological places in Bosnia-Herzegovina, North Macedonia and Greece; medieval fortresses in Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Albania and Montenegro; UNESCO sites in Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Albania and Greece.
This tour will open for you the Balkans as important part of the civilization, full of dramatic history and great achievements.
Explore 2 famous Balkans countries Croatia and Bosnia-Herzegovina. Extended Balkans round trip via UNESCO sites of Adriatic coast of Croatia and venetian towns of Dalmatian Riviera. Meet medieval towns, fortresses and monasteries of Bosnia-Herzegovina.
We welcome you to travel with us with 29-day long trans-Adriatic Grand tour across Hungary, Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Albania, and Greece.
This tour is more than just a trip; it's an immersive experience that will leave you with unforgettable memories. Whether you're a history buff, a foodie, an outdoor enthusiast, or simply someone who loves to explore new cultures, this 29-day odyssey from Budapest in Hungary to Athens in Greece is the perfect adventure for anyone. Join us and discover the unparalleled beauty and richness of the Balkans.
Imagine a journey that weaves through the rich tapestry of Eastern Europe, offering a kaleidoscope of cultures, breathtaking landscapes, and historical treasures. Our 29-day tour, starting in Hungary and culminating in Athens, Greece, is a once-in-a-lifetime adventure that will leave you enchanted and inspired, with highlight the unique heritage of each visited country.
Experience the warm hospitality of the Balkans by interacting with locals communities. Indulge in the diverse and flavorful cuisine of the Balkans, from hearty Hungarian goulash to the seafood delights of the Adriatic coast, and the rich pastries of Greece. Each meal is a culinary journey through the region's history and culture.
Discover the excellent wines and spirits of the region, such as rakia and Greek ouzo, often enjoyed in traditional taverns and wineries.
Visit iconic UNESCO World Heritage sites and explore the ancient civilizations that once thrived there. Delve into the rich history of the Balkans through visits to museums and wander through the imposing castles and fortresses that dot the landscape.
Visit ancient monasteries and churches, stroll through the charming old towns, each with its unique architecture and historical significance.
With 29 days, you have ample time to explore each country without feeling rushed, allowing for a deeper appreciation of the local culture and history. Enjoy the scenic routes that connect these countries, often featuring picturesque landscapes and charming villages along the way. Our tour is designed to balance travel days with leisure time, ensuring you have opportunities to relax and enjoy the local atmosphere.
Explore 5 Balkans countries Croatia, Bosnia, Montenegro, Albania and Greece in 32 days cultural tour from Zagreb to Athens. Discover Adriatic coast of Croatia; venetian towns of Dalmatian riviera; medieval towns of Montenegro; famous Orthodox monasteries in Bosnia, Montenegro and Greece; archaeological places in Albania and Greece; medieval fortresses of Croatia, Albania and Greece; UNESCO sites of Croatia, Montenegro, Albania and Greece.
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April 28, 2026 Ljubačke doline (Ljubacke doline), Bosnia and Herzegovina. Ethno village Ljubacke doline is designed and set as an open-air museum with the intention of showing the life of a community that used to inhabit this area, its traditional architecture, material culture, and furniture from the late 19th century and early 20th century.
March 25, 2026 Brauron, Greece. Brauron is an ancient archaeological site in eastern Attica, Greece, famous for its sanctuary dedicated to Artemis, the goddess of the hunt and nature. Brauron draws visitors with its well-preserved ruins and ties to ancient rituals. Tourists love exploring this peaceful archaeological park for a glimpse into classical Greek worship and daily life.
January 12, 2026 Ávila (Avila), Spain. Avila, a charming town in central Spain, is famous for its impressive medieval walls that surround the historic center. These stone fortifications are remarkably well-preserved, offering visitors a glimpse into the town's rich past and its strategic importance during the Middle Ages.
December 28, 2025 Baeza, Spain. Baeza, a picturesque town in Andalusia, southern Spain, is famous for its outstanding Renaissance architecture. Together with neighboring Ubeda, it was inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2003 under the name Renaissance Monumental Ensembles of Ubeda and Baeza, for its cultural significance.
December 6, 2025 Veria, Greece. Veria, also spelled Veroia or Beroea, is a city in Central Macedonia, northern Greece, known for its rich history, Byzantine architecture, and proximity to the UNESCO World Heritage site of Aigai (modern Vergina). Historically an important center since antiquity and the Byzantine era, it is built on the foothills of Mt. Vermion and crossed by the River Tripotamo. The city has numerous churches, and is nicknamed ＂Little Jerusalem＂ for its many religious sites.
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