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.

Starting from $3000 per person

Day 1 — Arrive Zagreb

Arrive in Croatia’s capital and transfer to a centrally located boutique hotel. Settle in, relax, and enjoy the hotel’s ambiance after your journey. Evening at leisure to rest and prepare for the adventure ahead.
Overnight: Zagreb

Day 2 — Discovering Zagreb

Explore Dolac Market, tasting fresh cheeses, cured meats, and seasonal produce while learning about local traditions. Stroll through Lower Town, discovering hidden courtyards, historic fountains, and artisan workshops. Conclude with a tasting of local desserts and wines in one of Zagreb’s historic squares.
Overnight: Zagreb

Day 3 — Plitvice Lakes National Park

Drive to Plitvice Lakes National Park. Wander the terraced lakes and waterfalls along wooden boardwalks, pausing at viewpoints for photos and quiet reflection. Take an electric boat ride across Kozjak Lake, learning about the park’s flora and fauna. Enjoy a picnic lunch with local cheeses and cured meats.
Overnight: Plitvice area

Day 4 — Split: Diocletian’s Palace & Marjan Hill

Drive along the Dalmatian coast to Split Explore Diocletian’s Palace with a guide, including the Peristyle, Cathedral, and hidden konobas. Participate in a hands-on olive oil tasting and learn about Dalmatian culinary traditions. Walk to Marjan Hill viewpoints for panoramic city and island views, then stroll the Riva promenade, stopping for coffee or a pastry.
Overnight: Split

Day 5 — Island Excursion: Hvar or Šolta

Take a ferry to Hvar or Šolta, wandering lavender-scented streets and visiting a family-run winery or olive grove for tastings. Join a hands-on cooking demonstration, then enjoy a seaside lunch at a small konoba. Explore hidden coves, artisan shops, and small beaches before returning to Split for dinner of fresh seafood and local wine.
Overnight: Split

Day 6 — Dubrovnik & Transfer to Montenegro

Drive along the Makarska Riviera, pausing at scenic viewpoints before arriving in Dubrovnik. Take a guided walking tour of Dubrovnik’s Old Town, exploring squares, churches, and artisan workshops, with an optional walk along the City Walls for sweeping views. Continue into Montenegro and settle in Kotor or Perast.
Overnight: Kotor / Perast

Day 7 — Bay of Kotor & Coastal Villages

Spend the day exploring the Bay of Kotor. Wander Kotor’s UNESCO-listed Old Town and visit St. Tryphon Cathedral. Take a boat tour to Perast and Muo, learning about local maritime history. Enjoy a Montenegrin tasting experience of cheeses, cured meats, and wines at a family estate, then explore scenic coastal villages before returning to Kotor/Perast.
Overnight: Kotor / Perast

Day 8 — Lovćen National Park & Cetinje

Drive into Lovćen National Park for breathtaking mountain and bay views. Visit the Njegoš Mausoleum, learning about Montenegro’s royal history. Continue to Cetinje, the old royal capital, for a guided walking tour of its museums, monasteries, and historic streets. Return to Kotor/Perast for an evening dinner featuring local specialties and wines.
Overnight: Kotor / Perast

Day 9 — Skadar Lake National Park & Wine Tasting

Explore Skadar Lake National Park by boat, visiting lakeside villages and spotting abundant birdlife. Stop at a local winery for tastings and learn about Montenegrin viticulture. You can choose to take a kayak or cycling trip along the lakeside or simply soak in the views. Return to Kotor/Perast for a farewell dinner overlooking the bay.
Overnight: Kotor / Perast

Day 10 — Departure

Transfer to Tivat Airport or Dubrovnik (~2 hrs) for departure. No scheduled activities, allowing for a relaxed morning and easy travel.

Starting from $2000 per person

Day 1 — Arrive Kotor Bay

Arrive in Tivat or Podgorica Airport and transfer to your hotel overlooking the Bay of Kotor. Spend the rest of the day at leisure, settling in and enjoying the views of stone villages and bobbing sailboats. For dinner, try a local konoba serving seafood risotto and Montenegrin wine.
Overnight: Kotor

Day 2 — Kotor Old Town & Perast

Begin your exploration with a guided walking tour of Kotor’s UNESCO-listed Old Town, a warren of marble lanes, Venetian palaces, and lively piazzas. Visit the Cathedral of St. Tryphon, learn about the city’s seafaring heritage, and stroll the old city walls for sweeping views over the bay. Later, take a private boat ride to Our Lady of the Rocks, a picturesque island church off the coast of Perast, followed by a seafood lunch by the waterfront. Return to Kotor for a relaxed evening.
Overnight: Kotor

Day 3 — Lovćen National Park & Njeguši Village

Head into the mountains above Kotor to explore Lovćen National Park, the spiritual heart of Montenegro. Drive along a winding panoramic road to the Njegoš Mausoleum, perched high above the bay with breathtaking views. Visit the traditional mountain village of Njeguši, famous for its smoked ham and cheese—enjoy a tasting at a local household paired with honey and rakija. Return to the coast via scenic mountain passes.
Overnight: Kotor

Day 4 — Budva Riviera & Sveti Stefan

Travel south along the Budva Riviera, where dramatic cliffs meet crystal-clear coves. Explore Budva’s Old Town, a compact maze of stone streets filled with cafés and boutiques. Continue to Sveti Stefan, an iconic island village turned luxury resort, for photos and a seaside lunch nearby. Spend the afternoon swimming or relaxing at one of the region’s tranquil beaches.
Overnight: Budva area

Day 5 — Skadar Lake National Park

Venture inland to Skadar Lake, the largest lake in the Balkans and a haven for birdlife and vineyards. Take a private boat cruise through lily-covered channels, passing tiny monasteries and fishing villages. Stop for a homemade lunch in a lakeside village, featuring carp, local wine, and traditional desserts. Optional visit to a family-run winery before returning to the coast in the evening.
Overnight: Budva area

Day 6 — Cetinje & Lipa Cave

Visit Cetinje, the country’s old royal capital, known for its elegant embassies and 19th-century charm. Explore the King Nikola Museum and learn about Montenegro’s proud independence. Continue to Lipa Cave, one of the country’s largest cave systems, for a guided walk among stalactites and underground chambers. Return to the coast for a final evening watching the sunset over the Adriatic.
Overnight: Budva area

Day 7 — Departure

Private transfer to Tivat or Podgorica Airport for your onward flight.