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Balkan Treasures: From Serbia to the Adriatic

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PRIVATE/GROUP TOUR - 12 DAY SAMPLE ITINERARY

Private/Group Tour Highlights

  • Walk through Belgrade’s Skadarlija, the bohemian heart of Serbia.
  • Discover Serbia’s history at Belgrade Fortress and Kalemegdan Park.
  • Savor Serbia’s finest wines in the “Serbian Tuscany” of Šumadija.
  • Ride the nostalgic Šargan Eight railway through stunning mountain scenery.
  • Explore Sarajevo’s vibrant Old Town and taste its iconic burek.
  • Marvel at Mostar’s iconic Old Bridge and the ancient art of copper modeling.
  • Visit Kotor’s medieval UNESCO-listed old town and its historic churches.
  • Sail the Adriatic from Dubrovnik on a traditional wooden galleon.
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Tour Overview

Embark on a remarkable journey through the Balkans, where history, culture, and breathtaking landscapes intertwine to create an unforgettable travel experience. This tour will take you from the lively streets of Belgrade, Serbia’s vibrant capital, to the serene shores of the Adriatic, stopping at captivating towns and cities along the way. Immerse yourself in the bohemian charm of Belgrade’s Skadarlija district, stroll through ancient fortresses and parks, and savor fine wines in the “Serbian Tuscany” of Šumadija. As you journey through Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Montenegro, you’ll uncover a rich tapestry of cultural heritage, from the nostalgic Šargan Eight railway to Sarajevo’s bustling bazaars and Mostar’s iconic Old Bridge. Each day is designed to reveal the region’s distinct character, from rustic village life to medieval fortresses and UNESCO-listed treasures.

As your adventure continues, you’ll sail the Adriatic aboard a traditional galleon, explore the medieval charm of Kotor, and visit hidden gems like Perast’s island of Our Lady of the Rocks. Along the way, you’ll delve into the region’s culinary traditions, from hearty Serbian feasts to Bosnian burek and freshly caught Adriatic seafood. Whether it’s admiring the sweeping mountain views from Zlatibor, reliving history in Sarajevo’s Old Town, or soaking up the Mediterranean ambiance in Dubrovnik, this tour offers an intimate and immersive experience of the Balkans’ most treasured landscapes and cities. Prepare to be captivated by the charm, diversity, and timeless beauty of this lesser-explored corner of Europe.

Inclusions
•Airport arrival transfer
• All sightseeing tours and transfers that are included in the itinerary
• Entrances, tickets and experiences:
Temple of Saint Sava entrance, coffee & rakija in Question Mark tavern, Save & Danube river cruise, Oplenac Complex entrance, Wine tasting in Aleksandrovic Winery, 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, Wine tasting in Marlais Winery, Return catamaran to Hvar, Plitvice Lakes NP 3-hour walk.
• 1 bottle of water (0.5 l) daily
• 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 hotel check-in, 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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2

Belgrade - Vibrant Capital of Serbia

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. The capital is well known for its architectural style, dynamic history and one of the biggest river confluences in Europe.

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. Engage in lively conversation with your guide, who will share fascinating stories about local customs and 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. This vantage point offers a striking contrast in Belgrade, where the old meets the modern and land merges with the flowing water.

Crossing Branko's Bridge into New Belgrade, our panorama tour begins. You'll experience the bold Brutalism 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. Our panoramic journey through Belgrade showcases its rich history and dynamic future, from the iconic Ada Bridge to the elite Dedinje residential area and the Museum of Yugoslavia. 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. But the day isn't over yet - get ready to experience Belgrade from a whole new perspective, offering a waterway panorama that ties together everything you've discovered so far.

As the day winds down, set sail on an enchanting river cruise through Belgrade, where the grand Sava and Danube Rivers unveil the city's splendor. Cruise past iconic landmarks, absorb the vibrant riverside ambience and feel the soothing evening breeze as you take in the stunning views of Belgrade's skyline, bridges, and historic landmarks.

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Day
3

''Serbian Tuscany'' Delights 

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Belgrade - Šumadija Region - Zlatibor Mountain

Departure from Belgrade will take you south to the heart of Serbia, where you'll explore Oplenac, a place where royals are laid to rest and history comes to life. Here, you'll visit the majestic royal mausoleum and one of the beautiful wineries that mark Serbia's regal heritage.

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.

Learn about the Royal Karađorđević dynasty, who led Serbia through pivotal moments in its history, founded the modern Serbian state, and greatly influenced its winemaking traditions. Step into the prestigious wine cellar and witness firsthand the meticulous craftsmanship that defines each bottle, gaining a profound appreciation for Serbia's renowned wine-making heritage.

After an exquisite wine experience, there will be a short drive to the famous Zlatibor Mountain, home of the first royal resort in Serbia, and check-in to the mountain hotel. Here you can enjoy a relaxing walk around the quaint town center of this picturesque air spa. In the evening, an enjoyable dinner of traditional Serbian food typical of the region will be served for you.

Discover the essence of Serbian cuisine at one of Zlatibor Mountain's finest traditional kafanas. Start with rich ajvar and creamy kajmak, paired with artisan-cured meats. Enjoy hearty traditional pies or proja, the beloved Serbian cornbread. For the main course, indulge in succulent veal or freshly caught fish, expertly prepared to bring out the best local flavors. 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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Day
4

Vivid Western Serbia

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Zlatibor Mountain - Wooden-Town - Šargan Eight - Višegrad - Sarajevo

After check-out, the tour will continue to the ethno village Drvengrad (Wooden-Town), built by the renowned film director Emir Kusturica. The village, constructed from natural materials, primarily wood, features the Mećavnik Hotel, houses, galleries, shops, a cinema, and a church. Since 2008, Drvengrad has hosted the annual Küstendorf Film and Music Festival and has welcomed celebrities such as Johnny Depp, Monica Bellucci, Jim Jarmusch, and many others.

You will truly experience the charm of the mountains and reflect on their beauty 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. Originally part of the railway from Belgrade to Sarajevo in the early 20th century, the Šargan Eight offers a unique glimpse into the past.

This day concludes in Bosnia and Herzegovina and a short drive takes you to Višegrad, where Emir Kusturica used his imagination and creativity to build Andrićgrad (also known as Stone-Town). It is a cultural center with numerous buildings and facilities built on the banks of the emerald Drina River near the famous bridge (a monument under the protection of UNESCO). The bridge is referenced in the title of Ivo Andrić's novel ''The Bridge on the Drina''. Andrić, a Nobel Prize-winning author, is celebrated through Kusturica's creation of Andrićgrad, which translates to Andrić's Town.

After lunch, the tour will continue to Sarajevo, the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Check-in at the hotel.

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Day
5

Balkan Soul Capital - Sarajevo 

Our Sarajevo exploration starts at Vječna Vatra (Eternal Flame), a memorial dedicated to the city's liberators during WWII.

From there, we will delve deeper in the cultural and historical treasures of the capital while savoring its gastronomic delights. This unique tour engages 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 visit the stunning Sacred Heart Cathedral and 16th century Orthodox Church. 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 try some of the best ćevapi around, a minced meat dish which the entire Balkan swears by. In the city center area, 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) and Latin Bridge, and explore the 16th century Bezistan market complex, the Gazi Husrev-beg mosque, and the Sahat Tower, 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, reflecting on the rich history and delightful flavors you've encountered throughout the day.

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Day
6

The Beauty of Herzegovina

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Sarajevo - Mostar - Blagaj - Trebinje

Today, you will say goodbye to Sarajevo, and drive to one of the most beautiful cities of the Balkan Peninsula, Mostar.

During the walking tour, you will visit the symbol of the city, Balkan TOP 10 and the most photographed sight in the country - the Old Bridge (a UNESCO-protected landmark). You will then proceed to Koski Mehmed Pasha Mosque, the Crooked Bridge and the old tanner's quarter Tabhana.

Step into a workshop nestled in Mostar's historic Old Town and explore the ancient art of copper modelling, a craft meticulously perfected over 500 years in Bosnia. Guided by a master artisan, you'll create stunning jewelry pieces like bracelets, earrings, and pendants, or explore the creation of intricate reliefs. Unlock the secrets of traditional Bosnian copper smithing, including its rich history, essential tools, and techniques passed down through generations, in this unique and cherished craft experience.

Free time in Mostar for getting lunch on the banks of the Neretva River, with an amazing view of the bridge that rises above you.

The day continues to Blagaj (a site on the UNESCO Tentative List), an old town from the 15th century where the Kosača noble family ruled. During the short tour, enjoy the view of the monastery located in a fairytale environment, beneath the cliffs, on the shores of the spring of the emerald green river Buna.

The next stop is Trebinje, a charming town with a captivating blend of sights from various cultural influences. The tour starts with a visit to Arslanagića Bridge, this stone bridge with its peaceful atmosphere will take you 400 years back in time. 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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Day
7

The Mediterranean Essence

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Trebinje - Perast - Kotor - Dubrovnik

After hotel check-out, you will head towards the epicenter of the local lifestyle - Trebinje local market.

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, you'll experience the true essence of local life. Indulge in creamy, fresh cheese, flavorful dried meats, and sun-ripened fruits, all grown by small local producers using time-honored techniques. Sip on homemade juices and immerse yourself in the authentic spirit of Trebinje.

Wave farewell to Herzegovina as you continue towards Montenegro, a small country renowned for its rich heritage and stunning natural beauty. Your first stop is the town of Perast, a charming baroque-style settlement nestled in the heart of Boka Bay.

From Perast, you have the opportunity to discover a quiet wonder of the Boka Bay, the picturesque island of Our Lady of the Rocks. This manmade island is home to a church with valuable paintings by local artists, silver votive tablets, and a famous sacred tapestry. As you explore, you'll uncover the rich history and legends that make this small island a cultural treasure in the heart of the bay.

After the short boat ride, you will continue towards Kotor, an old Mediterranean town that dates back to the 12th and 14th centuries. A walking tour will allow you to explore this UNESCO site, including the churches of Saint Nicholas and Saint Luke, the Cathedral of Saint Tryphon and other cultural moments. You will have free time to continue wandering around the old paved town, or have lunch in a restaurant on one of romantic squares.

The final destination of the day is Dubrovnik, one of the most significant monuments in the world and one of Europe's best preserved walled cities, known since the 7th century. Hotel check-in.

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Day
8

The Pearl of the Adriatic 

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Experience the essence of Dubrovnik, celebrated as the ''Pearl of the Adriatic'', with a visit to its iconic sights, including Stradun, the main street, Placa Square, Pile Gate, the Rector's Palace, and more.

Explore the City Walls and the picturesque city port, uncovering hidden gems along the way. Immerse yourself in the magic of Dubrovnik, where the stunning locations that served as the backdrop for ''Game of Thrones'' bring the city's rich history and fantasy world to life. Dive into intriguing stories about the Republic of Ragusa and enjoy the enchantment that makes Dubrovnik one of the most captivating destinations in the world.

Our mission is to showcase Dubrovnik from every angle, allowing you to fully embrace its unique charm as you explore this extraordinary city. After the city tour, we recommend making the most of your free time by enjoying lunch at a restaurant perched atop the city walls, where breathtaking views await. Alternatively, consider taking a cable car to Srđ Hill for stunning panoramas of the Old Town and the Adriatic coast, or explore the 2 km stretch of City Walls for a unique perspective of Dubrovnik from above. In the evening, set sail on a sunset cruise on the Karaka, a replica of a traditional 16th century wooden galleon, and admire the breathtaking views of the old town and the centuries-old impregnable walls of Dubrovnik from the sea.

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Day
9

The Dalmatian Coast

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Dubrovnik - Pelješac Peninsula - Split

After check-out, drive along the picturesque Dalmatian coast, where you'll enjoy stunning views of Croatian islands, lush vineyards, olive groves, and charming stone villages. Arrive at the Pelješac Peninsula and make a brief stop in the City of Ston to savor its famous oysters and capture the iconic Ston Walls in a photo.

As one of the largest Croatian peninsulas, Pelješac is known for its breathtaking vineyards and celebrated wines. Experience the essence of Dalmatian winemaking as a local winery invites you to try the robust Plavac Mali, the region's signature red wine. Relish the rich, complex flavors and learn about the centuries-old winemaking traditions, with vines hand-tended as they grow in rocky terrain. Pay close attention as local vintners share the secrets behind their craft and let the complex notes of sun-ripened berries transport you to the heart of Dalmatia.

The day concludes in Split, the largest city in Dalmatia, with 1,700 years of remarkably preserved history. Enter through the Golden Gate and wander through narrow cobblestone streets, where bustling markets, charming cafés, and hidden courtyards reveal the rich history and timeless grandeur of the Diocletian's Palace. Visit the former Temple of Jupiter in the heart of the imperial complex, followed by the Cathedral of Saint Domnius, the oldest Catholic cathedral still in its original structure. Stroll along the lively Riva promenade, soaking up the Mediterranean sun and vibrant atmosphere. Whether exploring its rich history, savoring fresh seafood, or simply unwinding by the sea, Split captivates with its unique charm and dynamic energy. End the day with a hotel check-in.

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Hvar Island Adventure

Split - Hvar Island - Split

To start your day, you will take a short drive to the ferry port and board a high-speed catamaran that brings you to the queen of the Croatian islands - Hvar, so much more than just the glitz and glamour of its main town. Take in the azure blue seascape as you journey through the Splitska Vrata to Hvar Island.

A town built in wonderful Venetian architecture style, the island-city of Hvar is famous for its traffic-free cobbled streets, filled up with nice restaurants and bars. During the walking tour you'll see the harbor, Renaissance Cathedral, Benedictine Convent, Franciscan monastery, and Church of Our Lady of Mercy.

We've set aside plenty of free time for you to fully enjoy all that the island has to offer. Based on your interests, we recommend you to: embark on a boat excursion to discover the enchanting Pakleni Islands, relax on the sun-kissed beaches, explore the picturesque trails to Milna Bay for a memorable adventure or enjoy a delightful Mediterranean lunch at a local restaurant.

In the late afternoon, you'll head back to Split. *Please note that the departure timing may vary depending on the season.

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11

The Devil's Garden

Split - Plitvice Lakes - Zagreb

Today, we bid farewell to the stunning Dalmatian coast, and after check-out we head inland. As we proceed on our journey, let the picturesque countryside unfold before you. Pass through charming villages, admire rolling hills, as you wave goodbye to the sparkling Adriatic Sea, before entering the mountainous landscape surrounding our next stop.

Start exploring Plitvice Lakes National Park, a beautiful park that contains 16 interconnected cascading lakes. On old maps, it was called "Devil's Garden" and it is the first site in the Balkans to get UNESCO World Heritage status. You will enjoy a 3-hour guided tour that includes a visit to the upper and lower lakes. Although swimming is not allowed, you'll have time to relax at one of the nearby restaurants, surrounded by the untouched beauty of this lush paradise.

The final stop of the day is Zagreb, Croatia's vibrant capital nestled in the heart of the continent. After checking into your hotel, enjoy some free time to explore the city and savor a delightful dinner on your own.

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Zagreb Sightseeing - Flight Home

After checking out of the hotel, conclude your Balkan tour with a sightseeing excursion in Zagreb, where you will explore the city's main attractions. Visit Kaptol, the medieval part of Zagreb, and the Franciscan monastery, which houses the 13th-century Church of Saint Francis. Stroll around Dolac, Zagreb's best-known farmers' market, and admire the baroque architecture of the 18th-century Church of Saint Mary. The tour will conclude in the heart of the city, at the monument of Ban Josip Jelačić, located in the square named after him.

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Belgrade, Serbia

Zlatibor, Serbia

Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Trebinje, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Dubrovnik, Croatia

Plitvice Lakes National Park, Croatia

Zagreb, Croatia

Kotor, Montenegro

Split, Croatia

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. 

  • Zlatibor

    Zlatibor, Serbia, is a stunning mountain destination renowned for its pristine natural beauty, lush forests, and rolling hills. A favorite among both locals and international travelers, Zlatibor offers a variety of outdoor activities such as hiking, skiing, and mountain biking. The region is also home to charming villages that showcase traditional Serbian culture, including unique wooden architecture and local crafts. In addition to its natural attractions, Zlatibor boasts a rich history, with nearby historic sites like Stopića Cave and the Sirogojno open-air museum. Whether seeking relaxation or adventure, Zlatibor is an ideal year-round getaway.

  • 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. 

  • 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.

  • Plitvice Lakes National Park

    Being declared as a National Park as early as 1948, Plitvice Lakes is the oldest national park in Croatia. This biodiverse park has drawn visitors from all over the world for its gorgeous, lush landscape and pristine lakes.  Visitors will surely appreciate the outstanding landscape by hiking, boating, skiing, and cycling through the unspoiled environment. Keep an eye out for native species including the culturally significant Lika Pramenka sheep.

  • Zagreb

    Boasting a charming old city feel with cobblestone streets and Baroque Revival architecture, the vibrant city of Zagreb is the small yet bustling capital of Croatia. Being so easily accessible by foot, visitors can take in the ornate architecture and colorful culture while walking along the upper and lower towns, making sure to stop at the ornate cathedrals and one of the oldest buildings in Zagreb, Saint Mark’s Church. Travelers of all ages will appreciate the detailed parks and wandering the lively Zagreb Advent & Christmas Market.

  • 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. 

  • Split

    Dating back to Roman times, Split is one of the oldest cities in Croatia and the second largest after Zagreb. Visitors will enjoy the history of Split’s old town, its ancient Roman ruins, and the bustling coastline where restaurants catch their daily specials. For some of the best views of the city, hike up to the hilltop fortress of Kliss for a panorama of Split and the Dalmatian Coast and to see the Game of Thrones filming location for Meereen.

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 Nar

Trebinje : Hotel Integra

Dubrovnik : Hotel Lapad

Dubrovnik : Hotel Lero

Dubrovnik : Hotel Valamar Argosy

Dubrovnik : Hotel Royal Neptun

Dubrovnik : Hotel Kompas

Split : Hotel Art

Split : Hotel Globo

Split : Hotel Luxe

Split : Hotel Marul

Split : Hotel Marmont Heritage

Split : AC Hotel by Marriott Split

Plitvice Lakes : Hotel Zrinka House

Plitvice Lakes : Plitvice Inn

Plitvice Lakes : Plitvička Kuća

Plitvice Lakes : Hotel Degenija

Plitvice Lakes : Hotel 16 Lakes

Plitvice Lakes : Hotel Palcich

Zagreb : DoubleTree by Hilton Zagreb

Zagreb : Hotel Dubrovnik Zagreb

Zagreb : Maistra City Vibes Hotel International

Zagreb : Hotel Capital Zagreb

5 Star Properties

Zlatibor : Hotel Bor by Karisma

Sarajevo : Hotel Europe

Dubrovnik : Hotel More

Zagreb : Sheraton Zagreb Hotel

Zagreb : Hotel Le Premier

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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