Journey to the Heart of the Balkans

Arrive at Zagreb Airport and transfer to the city center.

Immerse yourself in the lively atmosphere of the Croatian Capital. Start with a walk on Ban Jelačić Square, the beating heart of the city, then admire the majestic Zagreb Cathedral, a masterpiece of Gothic architecture.

Let yourself be charmed by the picturesque alleys and hidden squares of the Old Town. Stroll through the historic Gornji Grad district, where its narrow streets and small squares will transport you through centuries of Zagreb's history.

You can visit the Museum of Broken Relationships, a moving experience that traces the history of thwarted loves through personal objects.

Don't miss Dolac Market, a lively outdoor market, perfect for discovering local products, or the smallest funicular in Europe, an original way to get from the bottom of the city to the top of the hill. The Grič Tunnel, an underground passage dating from World War II, is another curiosity to discover. Built to protect the population from bombings, it now houses a permanent exhibition on Zagreb's history during the war and offers a fascinating glimpse into the underground city.

Finally, Mirogoj Cemetery, with its sumptuous arcades and serene atmosphere, is an essential place of remembrance.

Continue your exploration of Zagreb at your own pace. Enjoy this additional day to deepen your discovery of the city and its surroundings.

Set off to Plitvice NP, on the way, make a detour to Rastoke, a picturesque village located at the confluence of two rivers, where traditional water mills and enchanting waterfalls add to the magic of the region. A day combining nature, tranquility, and discoveries not to be missed!

Discover one of Croatia's natural gems: Plitvice Lakes National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site. This true earthly paradise, composed of 16 crystal-clear lakes connected by spectacular waterfalls and surrounded by lush forests, offers an unforgettable experience. Explore its hiking trails, enjoy breathtaking panoramas, take a boat ride on Lake Kozjak, or admire the impressive waterfalls. An ideal place for nature lovers and enthusiasts of grandiose landscapes.

Head to Bosnia Herzegovina towards Ostrožac Castle, an iconic medieval fortress offering an impressive view.

Let yourself be amazed by the wild splendor of Una National Park: from the majestic Štrbački Buk to the Japod Islands of Račić.

For adventurers, a day of rafting or kayaking is a must! Enjoy water activities in this exceptional natural setting.

In the morning, depart for Jajce, a charming small town in the heart of Bosnia-Herzegovina, where history and nature meet harmoniously. This destination, both historical and picturesque, invites visitors to immerse themselves in a fascinating mix of cultural heritage and landscapes of rare natural beauty. Make a stop at the small Pliva Lake of Mostić.

Visitors will begin their exploration with the famous Pliva Falls, spectacular waterfalls formed by the Pliva River. These falls, emblematic of Jajce, offer an idyllic setting for a peaceful walk by the water, allowing tourists to recharge while admiring this natural spectacle.

After visiting the falls, the next step is Jajce Fortress, perched on a hill overlooking the city. This historic fortress offers an impressive panoramic view of Jajce and its surroundings. A walk within the fortress walls allows visitors to immerse themselves in the city's history and discover the remains of this strategic site.

You can continue your visit with museums:

The Museum of the 2nd AVNOJ Session commemorates the historic meeting of 1943 that marked the foundation of modern Yugoslavia. The museum presents exhibitions on World War II and anti-fascist resistance.

The Franjevački muzej Jajce (Franciscan Museum of Jajce) displays a collection of religious and cultural artifacts related to the Franciscan heritage of the region, offering a valuable insight into local spiritual and artistic history.

The Jajce Catacombs, located under St. Mary's Church, are a small but fascinating historical site.

This morning, take the road to Sarajevo, the vibrant capital of Bosnia-Herzegovina, passing through picturesque villages like Travnik, a charming small town famous for its delicious specialties, especially ćevapi.

Continue your journey towards Visoko and discover the mysterious Sun Pyramid, a fascinating and enigmatic site, often associated with ancient theories about lost civilizations. A unique experience for mystery and history enthusiasts.

Before arriving in Sarajevo, make an emotional stop at the Sarajevo Tunnel, a symbol of the city's heroic resistance during the siege of the 1990s. This tunnel, which connected the city to the outside during the war, is a poignant testimony to the determination and resilience of the Sarajevo people.

After this immersion in history, take time to discover the sources of the Bosna River, a peaceful and magnificent place where clear waters spring from the mountains, creating an idyllic setting for a short break.

The next morning, set out to discover the historic Baščaršija district, the heart of Sarajevo, where narrow streets, craft shops, lively cafes, and ancient mosques immerse you in the city's history and culture. Take time to stroll, chat with artisans, and discover the hidden treasures of this iconic district.

Enjoy a moment of relaxation with a spectacular view of the city by taking the Trebević funicular. From the top, you'll have an impressive view of the capital, its surrounding mountains, and the valley that surrounds it.

Take the road and make a stop at Stara Ćuprija Bridge, a magnificent medieval stone bridge that crosses the Neretva River. This picturesque bridge, dating from the 16th century, is a symbol of the ingenuity of the time and an ideal place to take some souvenir photos in this natural setting.

Another interesting stop on your route is the D-O ARK of Tito, a historical site linked to former Yugoslavia. This bunker built under Tito, the leader of Yugoslavia, represents a testimony to the communist era and the military history of the region. Visit this fascinating place to discover a lesser-known aspect of Bosnia-Herzegovina's history.

For the more adventurous, a rafting excursion on the Neretva is possible. The Neretva River, famous for its impressive rapids and turquoise waters, offers an exciting experience for thrill-seekers. Paddle through spectacular gorges and let yourself be carried away by the energy of the river, while admiring the wild landscape that surrounds you.

Today, head to Mostar, an iconic city in Bosnia-Herzegovina, famous for its Stari Most, a 16th-century historic bridge. After a walk on the bridge, enjoy a spectacular view of the Neretva River and the old town.

Stroll through the lively streets of the old town, discover traditional bazaars and Ottoman mosques, such as the Koski Mehmed Pasha Mosque, which offers an unbeatable panorama.

This morning, set out to discover Blagaj, a peaceful village at the foot of the mountains, where one of the most mystical places in the region is hidden: the Blagaj Tekke, a Sufi monastery perched on the edge of the Buna River. The turquoise water of the source flows with a quiet power, creating an almost unreal atmosphere. It's the perfect place to soak up the spirituality and serenity of the Balkans.

In the afternoon, head to the spectacular Kravica Falls, a true natural gem. These impressive waterfalls, surrounded by lush vegetation, are the perfect place for a refreshing swim or a simple walk along the banks.

A must-see is Počitelj, a beautifully preserved medieval village, overlooking the Neretva, classified as a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Today, set out to discover Trebinje, a picturesque city located in southern Bosnia-Herzegovina, just an hour from Mostar. Trebinje is a true treasure, with its Ottoman architecture, charming streets, and green landscapes.

In the early afternoon, continue your journey and make a stop at Provalije Waterfall, an idyllic natural site where you can relax while listening to the soothing sound of falling water. It's a perfect place for a short walk or simply to enjoy the wild beauty of the place.

Finally, head to Soline, a small haven of peace located on the Adriatic coast. Here, you can relax and enjoy the tranquility of the region before the end of your journey.

Set off in the morning for Dubrovnik, just 30 minutes from Soline. Explore the old town, starting with the walls that offer an impressive view of the sea and the city's rooftops. Then visit the Rector's Palace, an essential historical monument for understanding the history of this medieval city.

After your day of discoveries, return to Soline for a quiet evening, before enjoying the serenity of this small haven of peace.

Enjoy a final day in Dubrovnik to deepen your discovery of this magnificent city. Explore its picturesque streets, historical monuments, and impressive viewpoints over the Adriatic Sea.

Departure for Dubrovnik Airport, a 30-minute drive, to catch your return flight, with your head full of unforgettable memories.