Upon arrival at Zagreb Airport, transfer to the hotel. Hotel Orient 3* or similar.

Visit to Zagreb, the capital of Croatia. Discovery of the city's main landmarks, including the Croatian National Theatre, Mimara Museum, St. Mark’s Church, Parliament, Lotrščak Tower, Ban Jelačić Square and the cathedral. Continue to Bled with lunch en route. Visit to this iconic Slovenian resort town, renowned for its alpine lake and picturesque island. Crossing aboard a traditional boat to St. Mary’s Church. Late-day transfer to Ljubljana. Ibis Hotel 3* or similar (B-L-D)

Following breakfast, discovery of Ljubljana, Slovenia’s elegant capital, renowned for its historic centre, picturesque bridges and welcoming atmosphere. Continue to Postojna for a visit to its famous caves, among the most impressive in Europe. After lunch, exploration of this spectacular underground network of vast chambers, galleries and limestone formations shaped by nature over thousands of years. Return to Croatia and continue to Plitvice Lakes National Park. Mirni Kutak Hotel 3* or similar (B-L-D)

Morning discovery of Plitvice Lakes National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Exploration of a spectacular landscape featuring 16 turquoise lakes linked by magnificent waterfalls. Continue to Klis for a visit to Stella Croatica, showcasing traditional Dalmatian gastronomy, followed by lunch. Continue to Split for a discovery of its historic centre, including Diocletian’s Palace, its impressive substructures and the Cathedral of Saint Domnius, true gems of Croatian heritage. Sv. Križ Hotel 4* or similar (B-L-D)

Transfer through the Bosnian hinterland to Sarajevo, the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Discovery of this city shaped by its history, where Eastern and Western influences meet. Lunch featuring traditional ćevapčići at a local restaurant. Visit to Baščaršija, the lively historic heart of the city, the Gazi Husrev-beg Mosque, the Old Orthodox Church and the Latin Bridge, site of the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand in 1914, the event that sparked the First World War. Grand Sarajevo Hotel 3* or similar (B-L-D)

Following breakfast, transfer to Mostar, one of the most iconic cities in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Visit to the famous Stari Most (Old Bridge), a masterpiece of Ottoman architecture and a UNESCO World Heritage Site that has become the symbol of the city. Stroll through the historic bazaar with its eastern influences, visit to a traditional Turkish house and a mosque. After lunch, free time to enjoy Mostar’s unique atmosphere before continuing to Trebinje. Park Central Hotel 4* or similar (B-L-D)

Morning transfer to Dubrovnik, the Pearl of the Adriatic and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Discovery of its principal historic landmarks, including the Rector’s Palace and the Dominican Monastery. Pass by St. Blaise Church, dedicated to the city's patron saint, as well as the famous Onofrio Fountain. Lunch in the heart of the Old Town, followed by free time to enjoy Dubrovnik’s unique atmosphere and wander through its charming cobblestone streets. Return to Trebinje at the end of the day. (B-L-D)

Free day. (B-D)

Transfer to the spectacular Bay of Kotor, often described as Europe’s southernmost fjord and one of the Adriatic’s most stunning landscapes. Discovery of the fortified town of Kotor, surrounded by impressive walls reflecting more than four centuries of Venetian influence. Visit to St. Tryphon Cathedral, a remarkable Romanesque monument and symbol of the city’s historic heritage. After lunch, continue to Cetinje, the former royal capital of Montenegro and historic residence of the prince-bishops and later Montenegrin kings. Visit to King Nikola’s Palace, now a museum. Continue to Podgorica, the capital of Montenegro. Alexander Lux Hotel 3* or similar (B-L-D)

Departure for Albania with a stop in Shkodër, one of Europe’s oldest cities and an important cultural crossroads in the northern part of the country. Continue to Tirana in the afternoon, the dynamic Albanian capital undergoing a remarkable transformation. Exterior discovery of the city’s main landmarks, including Skanderbeg Square and its iconic monument, the Et'hem Bey Mosque, one of Albania’s finest examples of Ottoman architecture, as well as the Presidential Palace. Visit to Bunk’Art Tirana, a fascinating museum housed in a former nuclear bunker, offering a unique insight into the country’s contemporary history during the communist era. Doro City Hotel 4* or similar (B-L-D)

Transfer to Ohrid, in North Macedonia, a beautiful town recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Lunch featuring Macedonian specialties. Known as the “Jerusalem of the Balkans”, Ohrid is renowned for its exceptional religious heritage, historic churches and valuable medieval icons of Byzantine tradition. Boat cruise on the crystal-clear waters of Lake Ohrid, one of Europe’s oldest lakes, followed by a visit to the Icon Gallery and Tsar Samuel’s Fortress, offering magnificent views over the town and the lake. Park Hotel 4* or similar (B-L-D)

Visit to Skopje, the capital of North Macedonia, where Eastern traditions and Balkan heritage blend harmoniously. Discovery of its main landmarks, including the famous Stone Bridge spanning the Vardar River, the Mustafa Pasha Mosque, the Kale Fortress overlooking the city and the lively Bit Pazar Market, one of the largest in the Balkans. Continue to Belgrade, Serbia’s vibrant capital, located at the confluence of the Danube and Sava rivers. Mark Hotel 4* or similar (B-L-D)

Panoramic tour of Belgrade, followed by a guided walking tour of the city centre, including Alexander Boulevard, Parliament, Republic Square, the National Theatre, Terazije Square, traditional Serbian houses and Saint Michael’s Cathedral (Saborna Church). Continue to Novi Sad, known as the “Gibraltar of the Danube”. Exterior discovery of Petrovaradin Fortress, whose origins date back to Roman times and which overlooks the city of Novi Sad. After lunch, continue to Ilok, Croatia, for a wine tasting. Further transfer to Osijek. Millennium Hotel 3* or similar (B-L-D)

Discovery of Osijek, the largest city in the Slavonia region, located on the banks of the Drava River. Its rich past is reflected in its many landmarks, including the co-cathedral, the Capuchin Church and elegant Secession-style buildings dating from the Austro-Hungarian era. Continue to Vukovar for lunch. Visit to this Baroque city, entirely rebuilt after enduring a devastating siege during the Croatian-Serbian war. A true “museum city”, Vukovar is now a symbol of Croatian resilience. Transfer to Zagreb. Hotel Orient 3* or similar (B-L-D)

Transfer to Zagreb Airport. (B)