From Bucharest through Veliko Tarnovo to Sofia - 395 km

Veliko Tarnovo - It is the former capital of the Bulgarian Empire, a historic city with a unique architecture.

Sofia - The current capital of Bulgaria, a city of about one million inhabitants, mostly Christians but influenced by the 500 years of Ottoman rule

From Sofia through Rila Monastery to Skopje - 335 km

Rila Monastery - Rila Monastery is a prominent Eastern Orthodox monastery in Bulgaria, situated in the Rila Mountains. It’s renowned for its cultural, historical, and architectural significance, as well as its stunning frescoes, which are considered masterpieces of Bulgarian medieval art. The monastery complex includes churches, residential and administrative buildings, and a museum. It’s also a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Skopje - The capital of north Macedonia, a city of half a million inhabitants, a place where Christians and Muslims live in communion. An impressive city from a tourist point of view with many monuments and a large fortress.

From Skopje through Pristina to Tirana - 345 km

Tirana - The capital of Albania, a city of 600.000 inhabitants, It is in a continuous development in recent years, they are trying to develop the tourism sector. They have very good food and Mediterranean weather.

From Tirana through Budva to Dubrovnik - 265 km

Budva - The most beautiful city in Montenegro located on the Adriatic coast. The old town was built by the Venetians and it contains a fortress with narrow streets full of tourists from all over the world.

Dubrovnik - Touristic city of Croatia, considered the pearl of tourism on the Balkan coast of the Adriatic Sea. A medieval Italian fortress specializing in luxury tourism. Rivals the Azur coast.

From Dubrovnik through Mostar to Sarajevo - 270 km

Dubrovnik - Touristic city of Croatia, considered the pearl of tourism on the Balkan coast of the Adriatic Sea. A medieval Italian fortress specializing in luxury tourism. Rivals the Azur coast.

Sarajevo - The capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina. A city marred by the ethnic conflicts of the ‘90s. With a large Muslim population and with interesting traditions.

From Sarajevo to Belgrade - 285 km

Belgrade - The capital of Serbia, a city of about 1.2 million inhabitants, mostly Christians. A city bombed in 1999 by NATO aircraft following the interethnic conflict of that period. It is one of the four European capitals on the Danube River.

From Belgrade to Bucharest - 595 km

Bucharest - The capital of Romania, a city of 3 million inhabitants, 98% Christians. A city in continuous development after joining the European Union în 2007.

• Private transportation
• Written information about the places you will visit
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• 7 days of road trip in the countries of the Balkan peninsula

• Accommodation is not included - We offer advice on choosing hotels on online booking platforms.
• Meals are not included - Breakfast from the hotel, Lunch and Dinner of your choice
• Local guide is not included - you can take walking tours in the cities which we visit

This is a private tour. Only your group will participate.

Add eight new stamps to your passport! In one week, you can explore most Balkan countries.

The tour begins in Bucharest, the capital of Romania.

You will have the opportunity to visit:

• Veliko Tarnovo, the former capital of Bulgaria
• Sofia, the current capital of Bulgaria
• Rila Monastery, an emblem of Bulgaria
• Skopje, the capital of North Macedonia
• Pristina, the capital of Kosovo
• Tirana, the capital of Albania
• Budva, the most beautiful city in Montenegro on the Adriatic Sea
• Dubrovnik, a city in Croatia on the Adriatic Sea
• Mostar, the most famous city in Bosnia & Herzegovina
• Sarajevo, the capital of Bosnia & Herzegovina
• Belgrade, the capital of Serbia
• Bucharest, the capital of Romania, where the tour will end.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.