Starting from $1700 per person

Day 1 — Arrive Sarajevo

Arrive in Sarajevo, Bosnia’s captivating capital, where East meets West in a blend of Ottoman charm and Austro-Hungarian elegance. Transfer to your boutique hotel in the historic center and take the evening to settle in, perhaps enjoying dinner at a local restaurant overlooking the Miljacka River.
Overnight: Sarajevo

Day 2 — Sarajevo: Living History & Local Traditions

Begin with a guided walking tour of Sarajevo’s Old Town (Baščaršija), a lively district of stone alleys, mosques, and artisan workshops. Visit the Gazi Husrev-beg Mosque, the Latin Bridge, and a traditional coffee house to experience the Bosnian coffee ritual. Continue to the Tunnel of Hope Museum, a moving remnant of the city’s 1990s siege, and explore Sarajevo’s markets filled with copper crafts and local delicacies. End the day with dinner in a family-run restaurant featuring sevdah music and traditional Bosnian dishes.
Overnight: Sarajevo

Day 3 — Sarajevo Surrounds: Nature & Heritage

Venture into the mountains surrounding Sarajevo, visiting the Olympic sites from the 1984 Winter Games. Continue to Lukomir, Bosnia’s highest and most remote village, known for its stone-roofed houses and centuries-old traditions. Share tea with local villagers and learn about rural life in the Dinaric Alps. Return to Sarajevo in the evening for a relaxed dinner.
Overnight: Sarajevo

Day 4 — Sarajevo to Mostar via Konjic & Jablanica

Travel west toward Mostar, following the scenic Neretva River Valley. Stop in Konjic, famous for its Ottoman bridge and traditional woodcarving workshops, then continue to Jablanica, known for its mountain vistas and slow-roasted lamb. Arrive in Mostar in the late afternoon and take a short orientation walk to see the Stari Most (Old Bridge) at sunset.
Overnight: Mostar

Day 5 — Mostar & Blagaj

Discover Mostar’s historic Old Town, visiting the Koski Mehmed Pasha Mosque, the bazaar, and small artisan studios that keep centuries-old crafts alive. Continue to Blagaj Tekija, a serene 16th-century Dervish monastery built at the source of the Buna River. Enjoy lunch at a riverside restaurant before returning to Mostar for free time or an optional local wine tasting at a Herzegovinian vineyard.
Overnight: Mostar

Day 6 — Počitelj, Kravica Waterfalls & Trebinje

Depart Mostar for the Ottoman hillside village of Počitelj, a UNESCO tentative site known for its stone architecture and artist colony. Continue to Kravica Waterfalls, where you can walk the boardwalks or relax beside the emerald pools. Travel on to Trebinje, one of Bosnia’s most charming southern towns, known for its vineyards, monasteries, and tranquil ambiance. Visit Tvrdoš Monastery, where monks produce award-winning wines, followed by a farewell dinner in the town square beneath centuries-old plane trees.
Overnight: Trebinje

Day 7 — Departure

Transfer to Dubrovnik Airport (approx. 2 hours) or return to Sarajevo for your onward flight.

Starting from $2900 per person

Day 1 — Arrive Dubrovnik, Croatia

Private arrival transfer to your boutique hotel in or near Dubrovnik’s Old Town. Enjoy a gentle evening walk through the marble streets and a welcome dinner overlooking the Adriatic.
Overnight: Dubrovnik

Day 2 — Dubrovnik: Heritage & Faith

Guided walking tour of Dubrovnik’s Old Town, including visits to St. Blaise’s Church and the Franciscan Monastery with its 14th-century cloister. Enjoy the sea views from the ancient walls and take time for quiet reflection in one of the small chapels. Afternoon free for rest or personal exploration.
Overnight: Dubrovnik

Day 3 — Konavle Valley: Simplicity & Local Connection

Head south to the green Konavle Valley, a place of family farms and timeless rhythms. Visit a local homestead for a traditional lunch and hear how rural life and faith intertwine here. Enjoy a short countryside walk before continuing to your accommodation.
Overnight: Konavle Valley

Day 4 — Blagaj & Arrival in Medjugorje

Cross into Bosnia & Herzegovina, stopping in Blagaj to visit the serene 16th-century Dervish monastery built beneath a cliff beside the Buna River. Continue to Medjugorje, the world-renowned Marian pilgrimage site, where the peaceful rhythm of the village sets the tone for reflection.
Overnight: Medjugorje

Day 5 — Medjugorje: A Day of Prayer & Reflection

Begin early with a gentle climb up Apparition Hill for sunrise prayer and breathtaking views. Visit St. James Church, join the English-language Mass, and spend time in personal meditation or group prayer. In the afternoon, visit Cross Mountain (Krizevac) or the Cenacolo Community, known for its moving testimonies of faith and renewal.
Overnight: Medjugorje

Day 6 — Medjugorje: Community Encounters & Local Spirit

A second full day in Medjugorje offers the chance to meet with local residents or guides who share their experiences of faith. Visit the Blue Cross, enjoy quiet reflection time, or participate in the evening Rosary and Adoration. Optional visit to a nearby family winery or olive grove for a relaxed dinner.
Overnight: Medjugorje

Day 7 — Mostar: Bridges of Culture & Spirit

Travel onward to Mostar, where East meets West. Explore the Old Bazaar and the iconic Stari Most, then visit the Franciscan Monastery of St. Peter and Paul and learn about the city’s spiritual resilience.
Overnight: Mostar

Day 8 — Return to Croatia: Coastal Tranquility

Drive back toward the Adriatic coast, with stops in picturesque Pocitelj or Trebinje — towns steeped in history and faith. Continue to your seaside retreat on the Pelješac Peninsula, a peaceful final stop for rest and reflection.
Overnight: Pelješac Peninsula

Day 9 — Departure from Dubrovnik

Breakfast at leisure before your private transfer to Dubrovnik Airport.

Starting from $4900 per person

Day 1 — Arrive Ljubljana, Slovenia

Arrive in Slovenia’s charming capital and transfer privately to a centrally located boutique hotel. Begin your visit with an orientation walk through the Old Town, crossing the Triple Bridge, lingering in Prešeren Square, and strolling along the Ljubljanica riverfront. In the evening, enjoy a welcome dinner at a neighborhood bistro featuring seasonal Slovenian cuisine, such as štruklji and local trout, paired with a tasting of Slovenian sparkling wine. This gentle first evening allows you to acclimate and soak in Ljubljana’s calm, cultured energy.
Overnight: Ljubljana

Day 2 — Discovering Ljubljana

Explore Ljubljana with a private guide, visiting the bustling market, artisanal shops, and streets rich with Austro-Hungarian and Yugoslav history. Ride the funicular up to Ljubljana Castle for panoramic city views, then enjoy free time to explore the city at your own pace, with options for a guided river kayak or a bicycle ride through Tivoli Park. For a deeper local experience, join a hands-on market tour and cooking class with a local chef.
Overnight: Ljubljana

Day 3 — Lake Bled & Lake Bohinj

Travel to Lake Bled and board a traditional pletna boat to the island in the middle of the lake, visiting the Church of the Assumption and ringing the wishing bell. Continue to Bled Castle for early-morning photos and a private wine tasting. In the afternoon, take a short transfer to Lake Bohinj for a gentle lakeshore walk or optional cable car to Mt. Vogel for sweeping views of the Julian Alps. Return to Bled for the night.
Overnight: Lake Bled

Day 4 — Vipava Valley & Istria

Drive through Slovenia’s Karst and Vipava Valley, stopping at a family-run winery to taste indigenous varieties like Rebula and Zelen. Cross the border into Croatia and check into a restored boutique villa or seaside hotel near Rovinj. End the day with a leisurely walk through Rovinj’s old town, where pastel-colored houses line narrow cobblestone streets. Depending on the season, meet a local truffle hunter or visit a traditional olive press.
Overnight: Rovinj

Day 5 — Istrian Hill Towns: Motovun & Grožnjan

Visit the medieval hilltop town of Motovun, walking the ramparts and taking in panoramic views of Istria’s rolling hills. Continue to the artists’ village of Grožnjan to explore galleries and enjoy coffee. Savor a farm-to-table truffle lunch at a local konoba and taste regional olive oils. Spend the late afternoon exploring Rovinj’s harbor at sunset. For a more adventurous experience, opt for a private sea kayaking excursion along the coast with a marine naturalist.
Overnight: Rovinj

Day 6 — Plitvice Lakes

Drive inland along the coast to Plitvice Lakes National Park, stopping in quaint towns along the way. Explore the park’s terraced lakes and waterfalls along wooden boardwalks, enjoying the soft glow of late afternoon light. Overnight in a countryside lodge nearby with dinner featuring hearty, mountain-inspired Croatian fare.
Overnight: Plitvice area

Day 7 — Plitvice & Sarajevo

Rise early for a guided walk along quieter trails in Plitvice, capturing serene views and photos. Cross into Bosnia & Herzegovina and arrive in Sarajevo, where the evening is free to explore the Baščaršija district and sample ćevapi at a local eatery.
Overnight: Sarajevo

Day 8 — Sarajevo: Living History & Local Life

Discover Sarajevo on a private walking tour through the Ottoman quarter, including Gazi Husrev-beg Mosque and historic artisan shops. Visit the Tunnel of Hope to understand the city’s recent history, or meet a local historian for an intimate perspective. Dine on traditional Bosnian cuisine at a family-run restaurant, accompanied by live sevdah music when available.
Overnight: Sarajevo

Day 9 — Sarajevo to Mostar

Travel to Mostar with a stop in Počitelj, a picturesque hilltop town, before exploring Mostar’s iconic Stari Most bridge, museums, and artisan workshops including glassblowers and copper smiths. For adventurous travelers, witness a supervised local jumper performance from the bridge. Overnight in Mostar or a nearby guesthouse with river views.
Overnight: Mostar

Day 10 — Blagaj & Dalmatian Coast

Visit Blagaj Tekija, a Dervish monastery by the river spring, and stroll the riverside cafés. Cross back into Croatia and continue along the Dalmatian coast to Split. Enjoy an evening stroll along the Riva promenade and a light dinner near Diocletian’s Palace.
Overnight: Split

Day 11 — Split: Diocletian’s Palace & Local Markets

Explore Diocletian’s Palace with a private guide, visiting the substructures, Peristil square, Cathedral, and tucked-away konobas. Spend free time swimming at Bačvice Beach or take a half-day boat to Brač to see Zlatni Rat. Enjoy dinner with a local family or a chef-led tasting menu featuring Dalmatian specialties such as peka or fresh sardines.
Overnight: Split

Day 12 — Island Excursion: Hvar or Šolta

Take a private speedboat to Hvar or the quieter island of Šolta. Stroll lavender-scented lanes, visit a family winery or olive grove, enjoy beach time, and savor a seaside lunch. Return to Split in the evening, or choose to stay overnight on Hvar for a more leisurely pace.
Overnight: Split

Day 13 — Dubrovnik: Coastal Drive & Old Town

Drive along the Makarska Riviera to Dubrovnik, stopping for photos of the dramatic coastline. Walk the city walls late afternoon for spectacular views of red-tiled rooftops and the Adriatic. Enjoy a farewell dinner in a family-run konoba, featuring fresh seafood and locally produced olive oil.
Overnight: Dubrovnik

Day 14 — Dubrovnik: Departure

Private transfer to Dubrovnik Airport for departure.

Starting from $1900 per person

Day 1 — Arrive Sarajevo, Bosnia & Herzegovina

Arrive in Sarajevo, Bosnia’s vibrant and soulful capital, where Ottoman mosques and Austro-Hungarian facades meet in a stunning mountain valley. Transfer to your boutique hotel in the Old Town and settle in. Enjoy an evening stroll through the Baščaršija district, perhaps stopping at a cozy café for traditional Bosnian coffee or dinner overlooking the Miljacka River.
Overnight: Sarajevo

Day 2 — Sarajevo: Stories of Resilience & Culture

Discover Sarajevo’s layered history on a private walking tour of its Old Town, visiting the Gazi Husrev-beg Mosque, Latin Bridge, and the historic caravanserai. Pause for a Bosnian coffee ritual in a copper-lined café before exploring the Tunnel of Hope, a poignant reminder of the city’s wartime past. Continue to the colorful market district filled with local crafts, and end the day with a traditional dinner accompanied by live sevdah music.
Overnight: Sarajevo

Day 3 — From Sarajevo to Mostar via Konjic & Jablanica

Travel through the emerald-green Neretva Valley, stopping in Konjic to visit its Ottoman bridge and woodcarving studios, then in Jablanica to sample slow-roasted lamb—a local specialty. Arrive in Mostar and take a guided walk through the Old Town, where the Stari Most (Old Bridge) arches gracefully over the river. Visit artisan copper workshops and small galleries before dining riverside with views of the illuminated bridge.
Overnight: Mostar

Day 4 — Mostar & Blagaj Tekija

Spend the morning exploring Mostar’s cultural heart, including the Koski Mehmed Pasha Mosque and the old bazaar. Later, travel to Blagaj Tekija, a 16th-century Dervish monastery set dramatically beneath a limestone cliff beside the turquoise Buna River. Enjoy lunch at a riverside restaurant before returning to Mostar for the evening. Optional: wine tasting at a Herzegovinian family vineyard before dinner.
Overnight: Mostar

Day 5 — From Mostar to Kotor via Trebinje

Depart Mostar and journey south through the karst landscapes of Herzegovina, stopping in Trebinje, a serene town known for its vineyards and Orthodox monasteries. Visit Tvrdoš Monastery, where monks produce their own wine, and enjoy a tasting paired with local cheeses. Cross into Montenegro and descend toward the Adriatic to reach the Bay of Kotor, one of Europe’s most beautiful natural harbors. Settle into your hotel and take an evening stroll along the waterfront.
Overnight: Kotor

Day 6 — Kotor & Perast

Explore Kotor’s UNESCO-listed Old Town with a private guide, wandering through its marble lanes, Venetian palaces, and lively piazzas. Visit the Cathedral of St. Tryphon and the old city walls for panoramic views. Take a short boat ride to Our Lady of the Rocks, a tiny island church off the coast of Perast, and enjoy a seafood lunch overlooking the bay. Afternoon at leisure to swim, relax, or browse the small boutiques of Kotor.
Overnight: Kotor

Day 7 — Departure from Tivat or Dubrovnik

Private transfer to Tivat Airport (30 min) or Dubrovnik Airport (2 hrs) for your onward flight.