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From the Adriatic Sea to the Bosnian Mountains

Theme: Classic Highlights
Duration: 7 days
Location: Croatia
Difficulty level: Moderate
Countries: Croatia, Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina
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Theme: Classic Highlights
Duration: 7 days
Location: Croatia
Difficulty level: Moderate
Countries: Croatia, Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Rating:

Overview

Dubrovnik, Orasac, Trsteno, Mali Ston, Peljesac, Perast, Our Lady of the Rocks and Saint Gorges islets, Kotor, Lovcen National Park, Cetinje, Budva, Trebinje, Stolac, Vjetrenica cave, Mostar, Sarajevo, Olympic mountains, Begovo Village, Bijambare Cave

Start this 7-day, 6 overnights journey in Dubrovnik, the famous Croatian seaside town whose mediaeval city walls have been shielding the famed Old Town for centuries. This city intrigues with history and beauty and can be seen as the backdrop for Kings Landing in the popular Game of Thrones series. The tour explores Dubrovnik region uncovering picturesque fisherman villages and old mills. The oysters grown in Ston Bay by Mali Ston are said to be among best in the World, while Peljesac peninsula hides some of the best red wines in Croatia. Moving even more south, journey will reach Montenegro whose romantic coastline is dotted with beautiful towns such as UNESCO protected Perast and Kotor, dreamy islets, and vibrant Budva. Montenegro Mountains shelter Lovcen National Park and Cetinje, town so rich in history that it is known as a city-museum. Neighboring Bosnia and Herzegovina is home to stunning Trebinje and Stolac, the hub of Bosnian culture Sarajevo, and oriental Mostar with the most famous bridge in the Balkans, the Old Bridge UNESCO site over Neretva river. Journey will end with exploration of the Sarajevo Olympic Mountains.

Highlights:

Exploring the famous mediaval Old Town in Dubrovnik, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Shellfish lunch on a boat in Mali Ston
Visit to Kotor, settled in the stunning Kotor Bay, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Boat tour to islets Our Lady of the Rocks and the Saint George in Kotor bay
Exploring Budva, a stone city on the Montenegro coast dating back 3,500 years
Vistit to Njegos Mausoleum and museum located on top of a mountain in Lovcen National Park
Visit to the city-museum, Cetinje
Visit to Pocitelj village, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the oldest art colony in southeast Europe
Tour of Mostar, famous for its Old Bridge, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Explore Sarajevo, its myard of arhitecural styles, including Bascarsija Bazar dating back to 15th century
Highest mountain in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Jahorina, hosted the '84 Winter Olympics
Begovo village, a traditionl Bosnian mountain village

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Itinerary

Day 1; Dubrovnik

This journey starts in Dubrovnik, matchlessly beautiful Old Town and mediaeval city walls protected by UNESCO. After the guided city tour ample time is available to walk around or take a dip in the Adriatic Sea.

Day 2; Dubrovnik, Orasac, Trsteno, Mali Ston, Peljesac

Travelers will continue exploring the Dubrovnik Riviera, visiting the fisherman’s village Orasac, marvel at the Arboretum in Trsteno and taste mouthwatering shellfish in Mali Ston before commencing the exploration among vineyards on Peljesac peninsula.

Day 3; Perast, Our Lady of the Rocks and Saint Gorges islets, Kotor, Lovcen National Park, Cetinja, Budva

The journey then continues towards Montenegro, where travelers will explore Perast and take a boat out to the Our Lady of the Rocks and the Saint George islets in the Bay of Kotor. Upon return, the tour will visit Kotor, drive through the scenic Lovcen National Park towards the Njegos Mausoleum and village. The day will end with visits to Cetinja and Budva.

Day 4; Trebinje, Stolca, Vjetrenica cave, Mostar, Sarajevo

From Montenegro to Bosnia and Hercegovina the road leads through picturesque Trebinje where guests will explore Tvrdos Monastery, the Old Fort in Stolca, and Vjeternice caves. Stops will also be made in Mostar, famous for its Old Bridge over Neretva River before ending the day in Sarajevo.

Day 5; Sarajevo, Trebevic Mountain

Today we explore the charismatic Sarajevo. Wander around city with its myriad style architecture from Ottoman to modern, many cafes, theaters, boutiques and restaurants. We will venture out to the Trebević Mountain and Vrelo Bosne, the spring of the River Bosna, a popular local spot.

Day 6; Olympic mountains, Begovo Village, Bijambare Cave

Trebevic, Jelasica, Jahorin and Igman, known as the Olympic Mountains as they hosted the Winter Olympic games in 1984 are our playground today. We will also visit mountain village Begovo and Bijambare cave.

Day 7; Sarajevo

Departure from Sarajevo.

About destination and attractions

Budva

The most popular summer resort in Montenegro, Budva is a stunning historic town set on the shore of the Adriatic Sea looking at the famous Sveti Stefan Island. Aside its historic Old Town, the area is known for as many as 17 stunning beaches spread around the Budva Riviera.

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Sarajevo

Adoring the Miljacka River among the Dineric Alps, Sarajevo is the heart of Bosnia and Herzegovina, winning all those visiting with its approachable humor, perseverance, cuisine, coffee culture, and exceptionally rich cultural heritage.

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Our Lady of the Rocks Islet

The only man-made island on the Adriatic, Our Lady of the Rocks is one of two small islets positioned in front of the town Perast in Montenegro's magnificent Kotor Bay.

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Perast

The Royal and historic Perast is a part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site Boka Kotorska, situated on the Adriatic Coastline of Montenegro.

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Ston and Mali Ston

Once important defense points for the mighty Ragusa Republic, today Ston and Mali Ston are an important culinary destination in Croatia featuring some of the best oysters and mussels on the Adriatic.

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Dubrovnik Old Town - UNESCO

Those who seek paradise should come and see Dubrovnik.

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Mostar

Home to Balkan’s most famous bridge, Mostar takes its visitors by surprise with charming alleys, Ottoman architecture and its astonishingly diverse historic heritage.

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Croatia

Croatia is a story about thousand islands, magical nature and rich heritage, great Men whose great deeds have forever etched the name of Croatia in large letters on the map of the world.

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From the Adriatic Sea to the Bosnian Mountains