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Balkan Secrets: A Journey Through 7 Countries

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TOUR - 14 DAY SAMPLE ITINERARY

Tour Highlights

  • Arrive in Serbia's vibrant capital and explore its iconic sights, including the historic Skadarlija district.
  • Experience local culture with coffee and rakija at Belgrade's oldest tavern, then visit the impressive Fortress.
  • Enjoy a magical cruise on the Sava and Danube rivers, taking in stunning views of Belgrade's skyline.
  • Discover royal wines in Šumadija, tasting exquisite vintages while learning about the Karađorđević dynasty.
  • Savor traditional Serbian cuisine at a charming kafana amidst the picturesque backdrop of Zlatibor Mountain.
  • Ride the nostalgic train through stunning scenery, including mountains, tunnels, and historic villages.
  • Taste the famous burek and explore Sarajevo's cultural blend, from its Old Town to the iconic Vjećnica.
  • Visit the iconic Old Bridge and experience traditional copper craftsmanship in the heart of Mostar.
  • Indulge in local delights at Trebinje's vibrant market before heading to the historic town of Dubrovnik.
  • Discover the baroque charm of Perast and explore the picturesque island of Our Lady of the Rock.
  • Experience Albania's capital, from Skanderbeg Square to the underground museum, Bunk'Art 2.
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Tour Overview

Experience an unforgettable journey through the enchanting landscapes and rich histories of the Balkans. This meticulously crafted 14-night itinerary takes you from the vibrant streets of Belgrade to the stunning shores of the Adriatic, weaving through the cultural gems of Serbia, Bosnia, Montenegro, Albania, North Macedonia, and Bulgaria. Experience the captivating blend of ancient traditions and modern influences, as you explore picturesque towns, indulge in mouthwatering local cuisines, and immerse yourself in the warm hospitality of the Balkan people. 

Every destination along the way promises unique adventures, from savoring traditional delicacies in charming local eateries to wandering through UNESCO World Heritage sites that echo tales of the past. Engage with the stunning natural beauty of the region, whether you’re cruising the serene waters of the Sava and Danube Rivers, hiking in the breathtaking mountains, or unwinding in the Mediterranean ambiance of coastal towns. This journey offers a tapestry of experiences that celebrate the diverse cultures, landscapes, and flavors of the Balkans, making it a trip of a lifetime for travelers seeking adventure and discovery. 

Inclusions
- Airport arrival transfer
- All sightseeing tours and transfers included in the itinerary
- Entrances, tickets, and experiences:
- Temple of Saint Sava entrance
- Coffee & rakija at Question Mark Tavern
- Save & Danube river cruise
- Oplenac Complex entrance
- Wine tasting at a winery in Topola
- Wooden-Town entrance
- Šargan 8 train ride
- Sarajevo food tasting experience
- Mostar Copper experience
- Blagaj Tekke entrance
- Trebinje food tasting
- Our Lady of the Rocks church with a boat ride
- Kotor Old Town entrance
- Albanian agro-tourism lunch
- BunkArt2 entrance
- Matka Canyon boat ride
- Vardar River Valley wine tasting
- Rila Monastery entrance
- 1 bottle of water (0.5 l) daily for each passenger
- Professional tour guidance throughout the tour
- VAT, accommodation taxes, and city taxes
- Tour logistics and organization
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All our trips are operated on a private basis unless specified otherwise. This is only a sample itinerary; your Yampu Tour Consultant will personalize this trip for you according to your available dates, interests and type of hotels. This is your trip and we will work on making it perfect!

Tour Itinerary

Day
1

Welcome to Belgrade

Upon arrival in Belgrade, Serbia's vibrant capital, your driver will welcome you and escort you to your hotel.

Enjoy the sights of New Belgrade, featuring Socialist architecture and modern business centers, during the ride from Nikola Tesla Airport. After checking in at the hotel, use your free time to rest and prepare for the journey ahead.

In the evening, we recommend a leisurely stroll through one of Belgrade's oldest quarters to Skadarlija, the city's bohemian heart. This charming 19th-century cobbled street is lined with "kafanas" where you can enjoy delicious local specialties and traditional music.

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Vibrant Capital of Serbia

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Serbian Morning Routine and Belgrade Sundown Cruise

On your first day in Serbia, you will embark on a walking and driving tour around Belgrade, starting at Knez Mihailova Street, the city's bustling pedestrian zone filled with shops, cafes, and historic buildings.

Your guide will take you to a hidden gem close to the main district, the city's oldest tavern intriguingly known as "?" (Question Mark), where you'll try Serbia's most cherished traditional drinks: coffee and rakija, and learn about the UNESCO-protected art of making "šljivovica," Serbia's renowned plum brandy.

Having started the day like a true local, we will walk through the historical Belgrade Fortress and Kalemegdan Park and be amazed by the view of the mighty Sava and Danube rivers.

Crossing Branko's Bridge into New Belgrade, our panorama tour begins. You'll experience the bold Brutalist architecture and see the emerging Belgrade Waterfront, a symbol of the city's modern transformation. Continuing the journey, you'll gain insight into Serbia's past, from its 19th-century struggle for independence to its turbulent 1990s. We'll stop for a visit and devote time to the impressive Temple of Saint Sava, the symbol of the city and the fourth-largest Orthodox temple in the world, adorned with stunning mosaics.

Our tour concludes in the lively heart of Serbia's bustling capital—The Republic Square—having offered you an insight into both the city's and the country's diverse culture, heritage, and history.

Set sail on an enchanting evening river cruise through Belgrade, where the grand Sava and Danube Rivers unveil the city's splendor. Cruise past iconic landmarks, absorb the vibrant riverside ambiance, and capture stunning views of Belgrade's skyline, bridges, and historic landmarks.

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''Serbian Tuscany'' Delights 

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Šumadija Royal Wines and Zlatibor Gourmet Session

Morning check-out from Belgrade marks the beginning of your journey southwards, towards the heart of Serbia. You'll explore Oplenac, a place where royals are laid to rest and history comes to life.

Delve into a royal wine journey through the enchanting Šumadija region, often called the ''Serbian Tuscany''. At one of Serbia's leading century-old wineries, where natural beauty meets urban elegance, you will taste three sorts of wine crafted using traditional recipes and learn about the Royal Karađorđević dynasty, who led Serbia through pivotal moments in its history.

After this exquisite wine experience, continue to Zlatibor Mountain, home to Serbia's first royal resort. Check-in to your mountain hotel and enjoy a leisurely walk through the picturesque town center, followed by a delightful dinner of traditional Serbian cuisine typical to the region.

Explore the essence of Serbian cuisine at one of Zlatibor Mountain's finest traditional kafanas. Indulge in rich ajvar, creamy kajmak, artisan-cured meats, and hearty traditional pies or proja. Join us for this unforgettable dining experience and try the rich, irresistible flavors of Serbian cuisine against the stunning backdrop of Zlatibor's natural beauty.

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Vivid Western Serbia - Bosnia

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Šargan Eight Railroad

Today, you will explore the ethno village Drvengrad (Wooden Town), built by renowned film director Emir Kusturica. This village features natural wood constructions, the Mećavnik Hotel, galleries, shops, a cinema, and a church, hosting the Küstendorf Film and Music Festival since 2008.

You will truly experience the charm of the mountains while riding the authentic, retro "Nostalgia" train along the narrow-gauge heritage railway, Šargan Eight. This railway, named for its figure-eight shape, takes you from the base of Šargan Mountain and transports you back in time as you enjoy stunning scenery, numerous tunnels, and viaducts.

The tour concludes in Višegrad, with a visit to Andrićgrad, or Stone Town, built by Kusturica on the emerald Drina River, featuring cultural facilities and the UNESCO-protected bridge. After lunch, continue to Sarajevo, the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina, for hotel check-in.

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Day
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Balkan Soul Capital

Our Sarajevo exploration starts at Vječna Vatra (Eternal Flame), from where we will delve deeper in the cultural and historical treasures and engage all your senses - sight, sound, and taste - offering an extraordinary experience that truly captures the essence of Sarajevo.

Start your Sarajevo tour with none other than a taste of the city's culinary crown jewel - the famous burek. Enjoy this savory pastry at a local bakery before we continue through the vibrant Ferhadiya pedestrian zone and discover how Sarajevo's diverse Orthodox, Catholic, and Islamic cultures influence its rich traditions and heritage. Our journey continues to Baščaršija, the heart of Sarajevo's old town, where you'll find some of the best ćevapi around, a minced meat dish that the entire Balkan swears by. In the city center area, make sure to experience the local tradition of coffee, a key part of Sarajevo's daily life. We'll also visit iconic sites like the Vjećnica (City Hall), wrapping the entire tale of this soulful city. End this unforgettable experience with a taste of heavenly baklava and savor the true essence of Sarajevo's history and cuisine.

In the afternoon, take the opportunity to explore Sarajevo at your own pace, revisit your favorite sights or unwind in one of the city's cozy cafes.

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The Beauty of Herzegovina   - Mostar Copper Artistry

Today, bid farewell to Sarajevo after check-out and embark on a journey to one of the Balkan Peninsula's most stunning cities, Mostar.

Begin with a walking tour visiting the iconic Old Bridge, a UNESCO landmark, Koski Mehmed Pasha Mosque, the Crooked Bridge, and the old tanner's quarter, Tabhana.

Step into a workshop in Mostar's Old Town to explore the ancient art of copper modeling. Guided by a master artisan, create stunning jewelry pieces or intricate reliefs, delving into Bosnia's rich copper smithing tradition passed down through generations.

Enjoy free time by the Neretva River for lunch with a breathtaking view of the bridge.

Continue to Blagaj, a 15th century town near the spring of the emerald green river Buna, and visit the monastery nestled beneath towering cliffs. Then, explore Trebinje, known for its picturesque Arslanagića Bridge and a leisurely walk through the old town's narrow streets. Conclude your day at ''Poet's Square'', where century-old 16-plane trees symbolize the town's charm, before check-in to your hotel.

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The Mediterranean Essence - Trebinje Market Delights 

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Explore Trebinje's local market before continuing towards Montenegro.

Savor the fresh delights of Trebinje's vibrant local market, a rare gem where traditional tastes and methods still thrive. Amidst the friendly chatter of vendors and the inviting aromas of fresh produce, indulge in creamy, fresh cheese, flavorful dried meats, and sun-ripened fruits, all grown by small local producers using time-honored techniques.

Wave farewell to Herzegovina as you continue towards Dubrovnik, the ''Pearl of the Adriatic'', as you explore its iconic landmarks, from the bustling Stradun to the historic Placa Square and beyond. Immerse yourself in the enchanting atmosphere of this city, where the breathtaking settings of ''Game of Thrones'' come to life. Uncover the fascinating tales of the Republic of Ragusa and experience firsthand why Dubrovnik stands as one of the world's most captivating destinations.

Your day ends in Budva, Montenegro's top tourist destination. Explore the medieval streets of Budva's Old Town, enjoy a cocktail on the beach, and take in the bay's stunning views. After free time to savor seafood and local wines, check-in to your hotel and rest.

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Boka Bay Charm

Today we are heading to Boka Bay, a hidden gem renowned for its rich heritage and stunning natural beauty.

Our first stop will be at the town of Perast, a charming baroque-style settlement nestled in the heart of the bay.

From Perast, you have the opportunity to discover a quiet wonder of the Boka Bay, the picturesque island of Our Lady of the Rock, a manmade island is home to a church with valuable paintings by local artists, silver votive tablets, and a famous sacred tapestry.

Arrive in Kotor for a guided tour of this UNESCO site, including ancient churches and the Cathedral of Saint Tryphon.

Return to Budva for free time to explore and enjoy this modern Mediterranean town.

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Adratic Coast to Albania  

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Albanian Agrotourism Experience and Bunk'Art Tirana

Depart from Budva, and the tour continues toward Old Bar, nestled at the foot of Mount Rumija, where centuries-old stone walls and winding cobbled streets tell the stories of Montenegro's past. Enjoy a leisurely walk through this open-air museum, where we recommend savoring a coffee or indulging in a traditional dessert at one of the local cafés.

We bid farewell to Montenegro and make our way into Albania, where our first destination promises a delightful introduction to the country's natural landscapes, sustainable practices, and diverse gastronomic scene.

Experience the essence of Albanian agrotourism, where farm-to-table dining comes to life in the heart of the countryside. You'll experience the local lifestyle while savoring dishes crafted from the finest organic products. Freshly prepared meats, wild-caught fish, and an array of seasonal ingredients are expertly transformed into traditional delicacies that capture the true spirit of Albania's vibrant culinary traditions.

Drive to Tirana, the capital city of Albania as well as its largest city. Situated on the banks of the Lana River, Tirana boasts outstanding architecture, wide boulevards, parks, shops, and cafés. The heart of Tirana is Skanderbeg Square. During the sightseeing tour, you will be introduced to the architecture of the Mussolini period and see the city's most important landmarks.

As a living relic of Albania's tumultuous past, Bunk'Art 2, an underground museum dedicated to the victims of communist terror, sheds light on the horrors of Enver Hoxha's regime, preserving the collective memory of a dark past.

Check in to your hotel and rest well before continuing your Balkan journey.

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Highlights of Albania

On today's journey through Albania's heritage and beauty, our first stop is the enchanting town of Berat, a UNESCO World Heritage site and the pride of Albanian architecture.

This authentic town - often called the 'town of a thousand windows' - beautifully blends Eastern and Western cultures and tells the story of diverse traditions and civilizations that once thrived here. Beyond its historical charm, Berat is also a gourmet destination, renowned for traditional dishes like 'pula me përshesh'' and 'çorba e Tomorrit'', served in authentic restaurants.

Further along the way, Durrës will welcome you with its vibrant seaside charm and rich atmosphere. As we stroll through this lively coastal city, you'll feel the energy of its ancient roots and modern rhythm. History resonates in the streets, as the sea breeze and lively promenades invite you to embrace the local ambience. This brief but memorable visit will leave you with a true taste of Albania's coastal soul.

As you return to your Tirana hotel, enjoy a leisurely evening and take a moment to reflect on the unforgettable memories created today. You might also explore the lively Blloku area, famous for its eclectic blend of restaurants, stylish bars, and local shops that showcase the city's vibrant spirit.

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Day
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North Macedonia Routes 

Today we will depart Tirana on our way to the capital of North Macedonia. We will make a stop in Ohrid, the cradle of Slavic literacy.

Thanks to its extraordinary natural beauty and rich historical and cultural heritage, Ohrid was proclaimed a Cultural and Natural World Heritage Site by UNESCO. One of the oldest lakes in the world will welcome you with a picturesque setting and impeccably clear water that reflects the lake's stunning high mountain surroundings. In the same area where the first Slavic university was founded, you will have the chance to visit over 300 Orthodox churches and monasteries.

Our final stop of the day is Skopje, where you’ll check in to your hotel and have the evening free to explore this vibrant capital city. Consider enjoying a drink with views of the Vardar River or sampling traditional Macedonian cuisine at a cozy restaurant. Try dishes like "tavče gravče" and sip a glass of "mastika" for an authentic taste.

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Day
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Southern Soul Discovery 

Start your Skopje tour with a stroll through the Old Bazaar, the largest preserved bazaar in the Balkans.

Cross the Stone Bridge near the Archaeological Museum towards Macedonia Square, featuring the "Warrior on a Horse" monument. In the modern part of the city, visit Porta Macedonia, the Memorial House of Mother Teresa, the Art Bridge, and statues of prominent North Macedonian figures.

Following the tour, we continue to the nearby Matka Canyon, known for its striking lake nestled among rugged cliffs and lush forests. Here, you can take a boat ride on the clear turquoise waters and enjoy stunning views of the canyon's dramatic landscape.

Indulge in a wine tasting of North Macedonia's finest wines from the Vardar River Valley. Discover winemaking traditions and savor local wines that showcase Macedonian craftsmanship and heritage.

Afterwards, we drive back to Skopje, where you'll have the evening to relax or explore the city at your own pace.

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Day
13

Sofia's Cultural Fusion 

Today we will depart from North Macedonia and continue our journey towards Bulgaria.

High up in the Rila Mountains lies the largest and most renowned monastery in Bulgaria, the Rila Monastery. Perched beneath Bulgaria's highest peak, Musala, and surrounded by breathtaking natural beauty, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is known for its serene atmosphere and authentic charm. It stands as one of Bulgaria's most photogenic and peaceful locations, offering an unparalleled glimpse into the country's rich cultural and historical heritage.

Sofia is a modern, youthful Eastern European capital, distinguished by a unique combination of onion-domed churches, communist-style architecture, and Ottoman legacy. Home to many of Bulgaria's finest museums, galleries, and restaurants, Sofia will reveal its most interesting landmarks, such as the impressive Saint Alexander Nevsky Cathedral and Largo, one of the prime examples of Socialist Classicism architecture and one of Sofia's main landmarks. Finish the day by checking into your hotel in Sofia and resting well.

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Flight Home

At the appropriate time, you will be met at your hotel to be transferred to the airport for your flight home.

At the appropriate time, you will be met at your hotel to be transferred to the airport for your flight home.

Belgrade, Serbia

Sumadija, Serbia

Mountain Zlatibor, Zlatibor, Serbia

Drvengrad, Mokra Gora, Serbia

Višegrad, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Blagaj, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Trebinje, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Dubrovnik, Croatia

Budva, Montenegro

Perast, Montenegro

Kotor, Montenegro

Stari Bar, Montenegro

Tirana, Albania

Berat, Albania

Durrës, Albania

Ohrid, North Macedonia

Skopje, North Macedonia

Sofia, Bulgaria

Places You'll See

  • Belgrade

    Belgrade, the vibrant capital of Serbia, seamlessly blends history and modernity, offering visitors a rich tapestry of culture, nightlife, and historic sites. From the imposing Kalemegdan Fortress overlooking the confluence of the Sava and Danube rivers to the lively streets of Skadarlija, the city pulsates with energy, inviting exploration and discovery. 

  • Šumadija Region

    The Šumadija Region, often regarded as the heart of Serbia, is known for its rolling hills, lush forests, and charming villages. This picturesque area is rich in tradition, offering visitors a chance to experience authentic Serbian culture, delightful wines, and warm hospitality against a backdrop of stunning natural beauty. 

  • Zlatibor Mountain

    Zlatibor Mountain is a breathtaking destination renowned for its pristine landscapes, fresh air, and diverse recreational activities. Popular for both summer and winter tourism, this region offers scenic hiking trails, ski slopes, and a chance to experience the unique culture of the local villages, making it an ideal getaway for nature lovers. 

  • Drvengrad

    Drvengrad, also known as Wooden-Town, is a charming ethno-village constructed from timber, showcasing traditional Serbian architecture. Founded by filmmaker Emir Kusturica, this unique destination offers visitors a glimpse into Serbian culture, complete with rustic charm, art exhibitions, and stunning mountain views. 

  • Višegrad

    Višegrad is a picturesque town nestled along the Drina River, famous for its stunning bridge, the Mehmed Paša Sokolović Bridge, a UNESCO World Heritage site. This enchanting destination captures the essence of Balkan history and beauty, offering a serene environment, rich culture, and scenic landscapes. 

  • Sarajevo

    Sarajevo, the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina, is a city steeped in history and cultural diversity. Known for its harmonious blend of Eastern and Western influences, visitors can explore the charming Baščaršija bazaar, sample delicious local cuisine, and reflect on the city’s complex past amid its stunning architecture. 

  • Mostar

    Mostar is famed for its iconic Stari Most (Old Bridge), an architectural masterpiece that spans the Neretva River. This enchanting city captivates with its cobblestone streets, vibrant bazaars, and rich history, making it a must-visit destination for those seeking to immerse themselves in Bosnia’s cultural heritage. 

  • Blagaj

    Blagaj is a tranquil village known for its stunning natural beauty and historical significance. Located at the foot of the steep cliffs by the Buna River, the ancient Blagaj Tekke (Dervish house) offers visitors a peaceful escape, alongside opportunities for hiking and exploring the surrounding lush landscapes. 

  • Trebinje

    Trebinje, nestled in the south of Bosnia and Herzegovina, is known for its charming old town, picturesque squares, and stunning wine region. Surrounded by hills and lush greenery, this hidden gem invites visitors to indulge in local wines, explore its historical sites, and enjoy the serene ambiance. 

  • Dubrovnik

    Located in southern Croatia on the shores of the Adriatic Sea, Dubrovnik has been deemed as one of the most beautiful cities in the Mediterranean. Once serving as an important seaport, Dubrovnik is now Croatia’s leading holiday destination with its Azure waters, quaint old town, and ancient city walls.

  • Budva

    Budva is a lively coastal town known for its beautiful beaches, vibrant nightlife, and rich history. With its ancient fortress, cobblestone streets, and stunning Adriatic views, Budva offers a perfect blend of relaxation and adventure for travelers seeking sun-soaked days and exciting evenings. 

  • Perast

    Perast is a charming town on the Bay of Kotor, celebrated for its baroque architecture and breathtaking views. Known for its two picturesque islands, Our Lady of the Rocks and St. George, this peaceful destination invites visitors to explore its maritime history, stunning churches, and tranquil atmosphere. 

  • Kotor

    Kotor, nestled in a dramatic bay surrounded by towering mountains, is a UNESCO World Heritage site that captivates visitors with its medieval charm. With its winding streets, historic fortifications, and vibrant piazzas, Kotor offers a unique blend of culture, history, and stunning natural beauty. 

  • Stari Bar

    Stari Bar, a historic town perched on a hilltop, boasts impressive ruins and stunning views of the Adriatic Sea. Known for its ancient fortifications and vibrant past, visitors can explore its narrow streets, discover local artisan shops, and immerse themselves in the rich history of this captivating destination. 

  • Tirana

    Tirana, the vibrant capital of Albania, is a city of contrasts, blending modernity with rich history. With its colorful buildings, lively squares, and thriving arts scene, visitors can explore its cultural landmarks, enjoy diverse cuisine, and experience the dynamic atmosphere that makes this city a hidden gem in the Balkans. 

  • Berat

    Berat, known as the “City of a Thousand Windows,” is a UNESCO World Heritage site celebrated for its well-preserved Ottoman architecture. Nestled between mountains and the Osum River, this charming town offers visitors a glimpse into Albania’s rich cultural heritage, with picturesque streets and historic castles to explore. 

  • Durrës

    Durrës, one of Albania’s oldest cities, is known for its beautiful beaches, rich history, and vibrant atmosphere. Visitors can explore ancient Roman ruins, enjoy waterfront dining, and relax on the sandy shores, making it a perfect destination for both culture and leisure. 

  • Ohrid

    Ohrid, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is famous for its stunning lake and rich cultural history. This picturesque town is dotted with ancient churches and monasteries, offering visitors a chance to explore its vibrant history while enjoying breathtaking views of Lake Ohrid. 

  • Skopje

    Skopje, the capital of North Macedonia, is a city that artfully combines history and modernity. From its impressive monuments and diverse architecture to its bustling bazaars and vibrant cultural scene, Skopje invites visitors to discover its unique heritage and lively atmosphere. 

  • Sofia

    Sofia, the capital of Bulgaria, is often referred to as the “Ancient Heart of Bulgaria.” Nestled at the foot of the Vitosha Mountain, this vibrant city is one of Europe’s oldest capitals, with a history that stretches back over 2,000 years. Known for its fascinating blend of Roman, Byzantine, Ottoman, and Soviet influences, Sofia is a city where the ancient and modern exist in perfect harmony.

    At its core, you’ll find remnants of Roman Serdica, including ruins that are seamlessly integrated into the urban landscape. The majestic Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, one of the largest Eastern Orthodox churches in the world, dominates the skyline, while the bustling Vitosha Boulevard offers a lively mix of cafes, shops, and restaurants. With its parks, historic sites, and proximity to mountain hiking, Sofia is a dynamic city that offers something for everyone.

Hotel Options

4 Star Properties

Belgrade : Hotel Royal Inn

Belgrade : Hotel Mercure Excelsior

Belgrade : Hotel Central Point

Belgrade : Hotel Envoy

Belgrade : Hotel Museum

Belgrade : Hotel Moskva

Zlatibor : Hotel Palisad

Zlatibor : Hotel Mona

Zlatibor : Hotel Buket

Sarajevo : Hotel Old Town

Sarajevo : Hotel Holiday

Sarajevo : Hotel Movenpick – Novotel

Sarajevo : Hotel President

Sarajevo : Hotel Courtyard by Marriott

Trebinje : Hotel Central Park Trebinje

Trebinje : Hotel Sesto Senso

Trebinje : Hotel Platani

Trebinje : Hotel Central Park

Trebinje : Hotel Nar

Trebinje : Hotel Integra

Budva : Hotel Moskva

Budva : Hotel Bracera

Budva : Hotel Kadmo by Aycon

Budva : Hotel Majestic

Tirana : ART Hotel Tirana

Tirana : Hotel Senator

Tirana : Hotel Opera

Tirana : Black Diamond Hotel

Skopje : Queens Hotel

Skopje : Ibis Skopje City Center

Skopje : Hotel City Park

Skopje : Hotel Macedonia Square

Sofia : Central Hotel

Sofia : Hotel Coop

Sofia : Hotel Abrazo

Sofia : Crystal Palace Boutique

5 Star Properties

Zlatibor : Hotel Bor by Karisma

Sarajevo : Hotel Europe

Budva : Hotel Budva

Budva : Iberostar Waves Slavija

Tirana : Lot Boutique Hotel

Tirana : Rogner Hotel Tirana

Skopje : Skopje Marriott Hotel

Skopje : Limak Skopje Luxury Hotel

Sofia : Grand Hotel

Sofia : Sense Hotel

Testimonials

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Traveled January 2023

Portugal & Spain and India

Two separate covid-postponed trips with Yampu in 2022. Portugal/Spain in October and India in November. I have been traveling with them since 2016, and these are the additional destinations; South Africa/Zimbabwe/Zambia, Cuba, and Peru. A custom trip is worth it, especially if you are trying to maximize your experience at a destination you’re unfamiliar with and/or is far from your home. They organize just about everything for you in detailed fashion and your job is to enjoy the trip! That said, since nothing is perfect, the couple of times I have a had small issue, it has always been resolved. Communication is very good. You will likely be amazed with how efficient and relaxing a trip can be when it is put together by a travel expert. A helpful hint if you’re going to be a first-time traveler with Yampu; thoroughly read the draft itinerary they send, and if you see something you’d rather not do, or think of something you want to include, just tell them! It’s your custom trip and the beauty of Yampu is they are happy work with you to create the itinerary. 🙂

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