10D9N Balkan 5 countries (Bosnia & Herzegovina, Croatia, Montenegro, Albania, Macedonia)

On arrival in Sarajevo, the journey begins with a visit to some of the city's iconic landmarks. Explore the Old Town, known for its rich history and lively atmosphere, where cobbled streets are lined with traditional shops and cafes. Visit the historic City Hall, a magnificent example of Austro-Hungarian architecture. Learn more about the history of the war in the War Tunnel, also known as the Tunnel of Hope, which was a vital link during the siege of Sarajevo. The tour continues to Gazi Husrev Bey Mosque, a stunning Ottoman-era mosque. Enjoy the beauty of Vrelo Bosna, the source of the Bosna River surrounded by greenery. Other attractions include the Emperor Mosque, the oldest mosque in Sarajevo, and the Latin Bridge, famous for being the location of the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand in 1914. Overnight in Sarajevo.

Depart for Bjelasnica, a stunning mountain area. Here, visit the Winter Olympic Site, a relic of the 1984 Winter Olympics, as well as the War Mosque, which is unique because it was built during the Bosnian War. Return to Sarajevo for the night.

Start the day with a trip to Travnik, the former capital of the Ottoman viziers. Explore Travnik Fortress, which offers panoramic views of the city. Visit the beautiful Sulejmaniye Mosque and the Blue Spring, a natural wonder. Next, continue your journey to Jajce to witness the beauty of the Pliva Waterfall, located in the heart of the city. Discover the uniqueness of Mlincici, a cluster of small wooden waterwheels, and relax on Lake Pliva. Return to Sarajevo for the night.

The journey continues to Mostar, a city known for its beautiful scenery and Ottoman-era architecture. Visit Tekija Blagaj, a historic dervish house located near the cliffs and springs. Explore the Old Town and witness the beauty of the Old Bridge, a UNESCO World Heritage site that is a symbol of peace and cultural diversity. End the day with a visit to Kravica Waterfall before spending the night in Mostar.

Depart for Dubrovnik, known as the "Pearl of the Adriatic". Explore the city, a UNESCO World Heritage site, with its city walls and well-preserved historic streets. Next, continue to Kotor, a coastal town in Montenegro, for the night.

Enjoy a tour of Kotor, exploring the Old Town, which is a labyrinth of narrow streets and squares featuring medieval architecture. Take time to explore the surroundings at your leisure. Overnight in Kotor.

Start the day with a short tour of Kotor before departing for Albania. Visit the Skhoder Mosque and the Rozafa Fort, which offer stunning views of the surrounding area. Continue to Tirana to explore the Skenderberg Square, the Iconic Skenderberg Statue, and the historic Ethem Bey Mosque. Next, the journey continues to Ohrid, North Macedonia, for the night.

Explore the beauty of Ohrid, starting at Cinar Square, the bustling city center. Visit the Saint Sophia Church, famous for its amazing frescoes, and the Ancient Amphitheater, a relic of the Hellenistic period. End the tour with a visit to Koluglu Mosque, an important religious site in the city. Overnight in Ohrid.

The journey continues to Matka Canyon, a stunning natural attraction with the option of a boat ride (optional). Next, arrive in Skopje, where you will visit landmarks such as the Stone Bridge, the Old Bazaar, and the Old Railway Station, which are remnants of the 1963 earthquake. Explore the Mustafa Pasha Mosque, Hammam Daut the historic Pashim, and the Mother Teresa Monument, dedicated to a famous humanitarian from the city. Overnight in Skopje.

Spend the last day shopping and sightseeing around Skopje, if time permits, before heading to Skopje International Airport for your return flight.