Begin your morning with a 1.5-hour panoramic walking and driving tour of Sofia (no entrances), passing by the city’s most important landmarks, including the Archaeological Museum, National Art Gallery, Russian Church, Military Club, Parliament Square, Tsar Liberator Monument, Sofia University, Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, and St. Sophia Church. After the city tour, depart Sofia for the Rila Monastery, located about 2 hours away in the scenic Rila Mountains.
At Rila Monastery(guided tour included), allowing time to explore the complex, appreciate its frescoes and architecture, walk the surrounding grounds, and enjoy a local lunch nearby.

In the afternoon, continue your journey toward Skopje, the capital of North Macedonia, with an approximate 4-hour drive through picturesque mountain and valley landscapes. A
rrive in Skopje in the evening for check-in and overnight.

Start the day with a guided city tour of Skopje, exploring the highlights of North Macedonia’s capital.

Visit the Stone Bridge, the Macedonia Square with its grand monuments, the Old Bazaar, the Mustafa Pasha Mosque, and enjoy views of the Kale Fortress overlooking the city.
Stroll through the modern and historic quarters to experience Skopje’s unique blend of cultures.

After the tour, depart for Ohrid, a UNESCO World Heritage city known as the “Jerusalem of the Balkans.”

Upon arrival, enjoy a guided city tour of Ohrid, visiting its charming old town, lakeside promenade, and key landmarks such as St. Sophia Church, Ancient Theatre of Plaoshnik, and Saint John at Kaneo perched above the lake.

Enjoy a traditional lunch in Ohrid with beautiful lake views before settling into your hotel for a relaxing.

 Overnight stay in Ohrid.

Depart Ohrid in the morning and cross into Albania, heading toward its lively capital, Tirana, beautifully set between Mount Dajti and the coastal lowlands.
Upon arrival, enjoy a guided sightseeing tour of Tirana, exploring its main highlights: Skanderbeg Square, the Sahati Clock Tower, Et’hem Bey Mosque, the National Library, and the exterior of the National Historic Museum, all reflecting the city’s blend of Ottoman, Italian, and communist-era influences, BunkART 2 museum.

After the city tour, enjoy a delicious lunch in Tirana, sampling local Albanian cuisine.

In the afternoon, continue your journey through scenic mountain and coastal landscapes toward Budva, one of Montenegro’s most famous Adriatic towns known for its beaches and medieval old town.
Arrive in Budva in the early evening for check-in and overnight.

Start your day in Budva with a 1-hour guided walking tour of the old town, exploring its narrow streets, historic churches, and charming seaside promenade.

After the morning tour, depart for Kotor, a scenic drive along the Adriatic coast. Spend approximately 3 hours in Kotor, self visit in UNESCO-listed old town, stroll along the medieval streets, and enjoy a lunch at a local restaurant. Take in the stunning views of the Bay of Kotor and admire the town’s impressive fortifications.

In the afternoon, continue your journey toward Dubrovnik, Croatia, with a transfer along the beautiful coastal route. Arrive in Dubrovnik in the evening for check-in and overnight stay.

Start the day with a guided tour of Sarajevo, exploring its rich history and cultural diversity.
Visit the Baščaršija Old Bazaar, the Latin Bridge where Archduke Franz Ferdinand was assassinated, the Gazi Husrev-beg Mosque, and other key landmarks that showcase the city’s Ottoman, Austro-Hungarian, and modern influences.

After the city tour, depart for Bihać, enjoying a scenic drive through Bosnia and Herzegovina’s beautiful landscapes.
 Arrive in Bihać in the afternoon or early evening for check-in and overnight stay.

Start the day with a short sightseeing tour of Bihać, exploring its charming old town, riverfront, and historic landmarks that reflect the city’s rich heritage.

After the tour, depart for Plitvice National Park, one of Croatia’s most stunning natural treasures, famous for its cascading lakes and waterfalls.
 Spend a few hours walking the park’s trails, taking in the lakes, waterfalls, and lush greenery, and enjoying the natural beauty.

In the late afternoon, continue your journey to Rijeka for check-in and overnight stay.

Depart Rijeka in the morning and drive north toward Slovenia (approx. 1.5–2 hours), enjoying scenic views along the way.

Arrive at Postojna Cave, Slovenia’s most famous natural attraction. Enjoy a guided tour through the spectacular underground world by electric train and on foot, discovering impressive stalactites, stalagmites, and vast chambers.
Optional: short stop at Predjama Castle, dramatically built into a cliff (photo stop or visit,)(21 EUR/pp)

Afternoon continue to Ljubljana and lunch break.(approx. 1 hour). Upon arrival, enjoy free time or a short orientation walk in the charming old town: Prešeren Square ,Triple Bridge, Ljubljanica River promenade and  visit on the mighty castle, that stands proudly on this the cliff.

Tour ends with drop-off at the hotel in Ljubljana or the city center.

Depart Ljubljana in the morning and drive toward the Julian Alps, enjoying Slovenia’s beautiful alpine scenery on the way (approx. 1–1.5 hours).

Arrive at Lake Bled, one of the most iconic destinations in Slovenia. Enjoy free time to walk along the lake promenade, or complete with one of optional tours:
Bled Island(6-12 EUR) and Bled Castle(18 EUR), or optionally visit the castle or take a traditional pletna boat ride to the island(23 EUR) .
Enjoy a relaxed lunch at a local restaurant overlooking Lake Bled or in the town center, with time to taste local specialties such as the famous Bled cream cake (kremšnita).
After lunch, continue the journey toward Zagreb (approx. 2–2.5 hours). Sit back and relax while driving through scenic countryside and crossing into Croatia.

Overnight in Zagreb.

Begin your day with a guided sightseeing tour of Zagreb, discovering the city’s rich history, elegant architecture, and vibrant daily life.

The tour starts in Lower Town (Donji Grad), known for its wide boulevards, green parks, and Austro-Hungarian–era buildings. You will pass through Marshal Tito’s Square, home to the impressive Croatian National Theatre, an architectural landmark and cultural symbol of the city.

From there, continue toward the historic heart of Zagreb by taking a one-way ride on the Zagreb Funicular, one of the shortest and oldest funicular railways in the world, leading you up to the Upper Town (Gornji Grad). Enjoy a walking tour through cobbled streets as you visit key highlights including the Cathedral of the Assumption, the City Museum, the colorful St. Mark’s Church, and the historic Stone Gate, an important pilgrimage site and symbol of Zagreb’s resilience.

The tour also includes a visit to the lively Dolac Market, where locals shop daily for fresh produce and regional specialties, offering a true taste of Zagreb’s local life.

Conclude the sightseeing tour back in Lower Town, where you will have free time to enjoy shopping, cafés, and pedestrian zones, perfect for relaxing or exploring at your own pace.

Overnight in Zagreb.

Time to bid farewell to these exciting destinations and bring home wonderful memories of Yugoslavia! Departure to Zagreb Airport for final flight home back .