Arrival to Zagreb and sightseeing of  capital city on the bike. You will learn about Zagreb’s fascinating and complex history, as well as contemporary and everyday life. During this tour you  will hear many stories about Upper and Lower town and get to know many things from Croatian capital city history.

Breakfast. We will continue our trip with bus or plane to Split. Upon arrival in Split the driver will take you to your accommodation to do the check in. In the afternoon you will have free time to explore city of Split. The proud people of Split will tell you that their city is "the most beautiful one in the world and beyond" so you can check it by yourself and enjoy the vivid streets of this coastal city. Time for dinner and overnight.

Tip: This day we can also do tour:

GAME OF THRONES TOUR

On this tour you will leave our everyday world and step into the realm of one of the greatest fantasy epics of all time, as you immerse yourself into the drama and intrigue that is A Game of Thrones. An enthriling experience that will inspire you at every turn and leave you in awe, combining historical  sights and filming locations. At the end of the tour, you can enjoy the traditional Croatian culinary delight of PEKA – a dish grilled under the bell – fresh, homemade bread and you will enjoy all of this in an actual Game of Thrones ambient.

Have a blast and visit one of the most famous Croatian National Park Krka that attracts visitors with its magnificant waterfalls including extraordinary beautiful waterfall Skardinski buk which is one of the most visited and photographed sight in Croatia. Arrival in Split in the late afternoon and overnight.

Transfer from the hotel to Split airport and flight back home with life time memories of your Croatia visit.

Arrival in Zagreb and the guided tour of the city that is often called the “small Vienna”, famous for its medieval core. We will visit the Lower and the Upper Town with the Church of St. Marcus, the Croatian Parliament and the Lotorscak Tower. Dinner and overnight in halal friendly hotel in Zagreb.

Halal friendly breakfast at the hotel, drive to Plitvice National Park. We will visit the Park that is on the list of World Heritage by UNESCO. The Plitvice Lakes have a total of 16 lakes that delight with their blue colour. Trip further to Opatija - a cradle of tourism in Croatia that delights with its buildings in an Austro-Hungarian style.Dinner and overnight in halal friendly hotel in Opatija.

Halal friendly breakfast and visit of Split with Diocletian's Palace, The Basements of the Palace, the Temple of Jupiter and the Cathedral of Saint Dujam. After the sightseeing we will continue are trip further to Bosnia and Herzegovina. Lunch and transfer to Počitelj - the pearl of Herzegovina and that’s why it’s protected by UNESCO World Heritage Site. Continue of the trip to the city of Mostar. Dinner in the halal friendly restaurant and accommodation.

After halal friendly breakfast we will have a guided visit of Dubrovnik famous for its walls and fortresses In the afternoon we have a possibility for a boat tour to the local Islands of Elafiti - most beautiful archipelago of Dubrovnik or just have a funicular ride to the mountain Srđ with the best view of Dubrovnik. Dinner and overnight in halal friendly hotel in Dubrovnik.

Arrival in Ljubljana, capital city of Slovenia. Transfer from the airport to the hotel in Ljubljana. Dinner and accommodation. 

Breakfast at the hotel and a trip to Postojna. We will visit the Postojna Caves with its kilometers long underground galleries and Predjama Castle. The trip will continue to Opatija - the cradle of tourism in Croatia. Dinner and overnight in Opatija. 

After breakfast departure to Zadar. Visit of Zadar with its old town where we will see the preromanesque church of San Donatus, the Roman Forum and the famous "Sea Organ". Dinner and accommodation in Zadar.  

 We are contining our trip with the visit of Split - the city that is also part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site, with its Diocletian Palace, the Cathedral of Saint Duimus - patron of Split and the Temple of Jupiter. Visit of Trogir and its old town. Dinner and overnight at the hotel in Split.   

After breakfast guided tour of Mostar, located between two cultures: East and West, with alleys, markets and the Old Bridge (Stari Most), which was destroyed during the war in 1993 and recently rebuilt by the Mostar region. Lunch and departure to Sarajevo.  Visit of Sarajevo including the picturesque Baščaršija bazaar, the Mosque of Husref Beg, the Bridge of "Romeo and Julietta" of Sarajevo. Dinner and accommodation in the city of Sarajevo.

After breakfast transfer to Dubrovnik, the city called "The Pearl of the Adriatic" which is on the list of the UNESCO World Heritage. We will visit the Rector's Palace and the Monastery of Franciscans with the pharmacy. Dinner and accommodation in Dubrovnik.

Free day in Dubrovnik to take an excursion in the Elafiti Islands or the excursion to the Peninsula of Peljesac where we will be visiting small town Ston to taste good wine and eat the oysters. Dinner and accommodation. 

Arrival in Zagreb and transfer to the city Pula situated in Peninsula Istria. Dinner and accommodation in Pula.

Breakfast in hotel and departure towards Rijeka. Guided tour of the city and the Archaeological Park – Tarsatica Principia Transfer to Zadar and lunch. Visit of the city with monuments such as the pre-romanesque Church of San Donatus with an example of westwerk in Dalmatia, the Cathedral of Santa Anastasia and the ruins of Roman Forum. In the afternoon we will visit the Sea Organ and the solar installation "Salute to the Sun" where we can see one of the best sunsets in the world. Dinner and accommodation.

In the morning we will have  the walking tour of the historic center of Split with the Diocletian's Palace built in the  III/IV century which has been in the UNESCO Heritage since 1979 . Visit of St. Duimus Cathedral, the Temple of Jupiter and the Basements of Diocletian's Palace. Lunch and transfer to Solin, very famous for The Archaeological Park of Salona – the capital city of the Roman province Dalmatia. The Archaeological Park has an area of 100,000 m2 with the remains of a monumental Roman Amphitheatre, Theater, The Roman Forum, Porta Caesarea, The City Walls and other monuments. Dinner and accommodation in Split.

Breakfast. Guided tour of Dubrovnik's Old Town with its 1940-meter-long stone wall that was made in the 12th century. The walls are fixed with towers, bastions and fortresses. We will also visit the Franciscan Monastery with the third oldest pharmacy in Europe, the Cathedral and the Rector's Palace. Transfer to Dubrovnik Port and boat ride to Elafiti Islands with lunch on the boat. Dinner and accommodation in Dubrovnik.

Upon arrival at Dubrovnik Airport, transfer to the hotel in Herceg Novi. Dinner and overnight.

Trip to the ancient city of Durrës, Visit of the Amphitheatre, with a rare wall mosaic, which belongs to the 2nd century A.D and the Archeological Museum. Depart towards Berat in midday. Visit of the castle, built up on a rocky hill 260m above the sea level. Of great interest is also the Dormition Cathedral which preserves a wooden-engraved iconostasis, and houses the “Onufri” Museum. Visit to the other parts of the old town that back in 1968 was declared a Museum Town and now is also part of the UNESCO – World Heritage Sites: Mangalem (the Muslim neighborhood), Gorica (the Christian neighborhood), Gorica Bridge and some of the dwelling houses of the 18th and 19th centuries. Overnight in Berat.

After breakfast, depart to Butrint. A scenic narrow road leads you to the ancient city of Butrint. Visit of the Old Amphitheatre, the Temple of Aesculapius, the Baptistery with colorful mosaics and the ancient city walls. Drive back to the city of Saranda for dinner and overnight. We continue to Gjirokastra, which is a “Museum City”. On the way possibility for visiting the magical blue eye. When we go to Gjirokastra, the characteristic houses resemble the towers and are build one above the other. They have only one common element, the stone. All the homes have the form of medieval towers. Visit to the castle, which stands out above the city as a balcony, providing the possibility for visitors to enjoy the beautiful landscape. The castle houses the National Museum of Weapons, which preserves all the kinds of weapons used and produced by the Albanians from antiquity. Accommodation in Gjirokastra.

After breakfast we continue towards Meteora to visit 2 of the Meteora monasteries declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO (comfortable shoes are recommended). After the visit in the Meteora Monasteries we continue to Korça back in Albania. On the way to the Albanian Border we stop in the town of Kastoria, known for its leather trade. About 1 hour after the border procedures we arrive in Korça, the city of beer, of the carnival and of the serenades. Korça is a city of important traditions, here back in 1887 was first opened an Albanian School which now serves as the Education Museum. We make a city tour; we visit also the Mirahori Mosque and the Orthodox Cathedral. Dinner and overnight at the hotel.

After breakfast at the hotel we drive to Bitola, an old town of Ottoman influence next to the Greek border. Upon arrival in the city of the consulate you will go for a walk on the famous Shirok Sokak with the elegant houses and the clock tower, the mosques and the Turkish bazaar. A few kilometers from Bitola lies the archaeological site of Heraclea Lynkestis, founded by Philip II of Macedonia, father of Alexander the Great, who preserves in his ruins several Roman monuments such as the baths, the theater and a series of basilicas with interesting mosaics. After visiting Heraclea Lynkestis we drive towards Skopje, the capital. There is also time for a city tour in the capital. Overnight in Skopje.

Arrival day. Pick up at the airport and check in to hotel.

Following Daenerys on her path to Meereen, where she seeks revenge upon the vicious slave-owners for crucifying hundreds of slave-children, you will walk through the palace gardens of King’s Landing, where gossip and intrigue foreshadowed battles, a place known in our world as Arboretum Trsteno. This luscious combination of green plant-life and superb architecture of yesteryear tells tails of royalty, and is the oldest arboretum in this part of Europe.

The Walls of Ston, a 3.5 miles long defensive construction dating back to the 14th century, was also part of King’s Landing. Ston is a Dalmatian town you will fall in love with, and as playwright George Bernard Show once said, ‘There is no love sincerer than the love of food’ -  an appropriate quote, because Ston is known as the home of one of the rarest, most delicious breed of oysters.

Then the road will take us to the town of Imotski. You’ll travel to a place where fantasy does indeed meet reality, as you’re introduced to the natural wonders of the Red and Blue Lake. Red, like the blood of the fallen, and Blue, like the royal attire of Daenerys, both too deep for your imagination. 

In Imotski we will also visit a vinery, get a snack lunch and on the end of the tour, treat ourselves with a wonderful traditional dinner.

We welcome you to the New Throne, so to say, the City of Šibenik, whose fortified walls and ancient architecture are yet to be seen in the fifth season of the Game of Thrones. Šibenik is known as The King’s City, for it was the court of Croatian King Krešimir the 4th in the 11th century, and now you’ll witness it fusing with the world of the Game of Thrones. In GoT world, Šibenik and its fortresses are most probably to represent Braavos, the greatest and most powerful of the Free Cities. Move away from the city and return to nature, as we welcome you to Krka National Park, the backdrop to numerous nature scenes in the show’s fourth season. It is a breathtaking place, and its cascading waterfalls will leave you mesmerized and refreshed, as you swoon into the greens of its flora and the blues of its crystal clear water. We’ll finish the day with a dinner in a beautiful, picturesque agro tourism state where you’ll enjoy both the ambient as well as a delicious homemade meal and taste unique sort of wine.

Check out and drive to Split airport.

Arrival at Tirana Mother Teresa Airport. Transfer and accommodation to the hotel. Overnight in Tirana. 

Visit of the UNESCO city of BERAT starting from the the Gorica and Mangalem neighborhoods. Visit to: Lead Mosque, Bachelor’s Mosque, Gorica Bridge and some dwelling houses of the 18thand 19th centuries. As leaving Berat travel to APOLLONIA, located 12km from Fier. It is one of the most well-known archeological sites in the country.  Visit the Greek theater, and the courtyard of the Monastery where there is a Byzantine style church built in the 14th century. Here you can see some monuments like the Encircling Wall, the Monument of Agonotheteve, Odeon, Portic, the Mosaics House, Fontana, and the church of Saints Mary. Drive to Vlora for dinner and overnight.

In the morning depart to BUTRINTI. A scenic narrow leads you to the ancient city of Butrint which is under the protection of the UNESCO since 1992. Visit to the Old theatre, the Temple of Aesculapius, the Baptistery with colorful mosaics and the ancient city walls. Free afternoon at the beach or individual activities. Overnight in Saranda.

After breakfast, we have the departure to SHKODRA, situated in the northwestern part of Albania. Visit the castle Rozafa situated up on the top of a hill. Have a sightseeing of the city. The next visit on this day will be to KRUJA medieval town, located on the slope of a mountain. An old bazaar leads you up to the castle of the National Hero Skanderbeg. Visit in the castle of the city, housing the Skanderbeg Museum and the Ethnographic museum. Overnight in Tirana.