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Balkans Package ToursFrom coastal escapes to cultural treasures, experience the best of the Balkans.
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2026
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Where East meets West, discover the Balkans
Discover the Balkans on a multi-country journey through one of Europe’s most diverse and captivating regions. From sun-soaked Adriatic coastlines and charming medieval towns to rugged mountains and vibrant cities, the Balkans offer a rich blend of cultures, histories and landscapes. Travel seamlessly between countries as you uncover centuries of heritage, sample local flavors and experience authentic traditions, with each destination having its own unique character.
Multi country tours to the Balkans
Starts in HungaryBudapest & Balkans (Superior)
Why take a combined tour
History
From Roman ruins and Ottoman influences to medieval fortresses and historic old towns, travelling on a multi-country tour allows you to experience the Balkans layered past in a way that’s both seamless and immersive.
Culture
Each Balkan country offers its own distinct traditions, cuisine and way of life, yet they share fascinating cultural connections. Exploring multiple countries in one journey lets you experience this diversity firsthand, from coastal Mediterranean influences to Eastern European heritage, while gaining a deeper understanding of the region.
Geographical Convenience
The Balkans are ideally suited to multi-country travel, with several destinations located just a short distance from one another. A guided tour makes it easy to move between countries without the hassle of planning, allowing you to see more in less time while enjoying a smooth and well-organised journey.
Why choose a package to the Balkans
Accommodation and ease of travel
Enjoy a smooth, stress-free journey with comfortable accommodation and seamless travel throughout the Balkans. From well-located hotels in historic centers to scenic transfers between countries, every detail is carefully arranged so you can relax and focus on the experience.
Pre-planned itineraries
Make the most of your time with thoughtfully designed itineraries that showcase the Balkans’ highlights across multiple countries. Each day is carefully balanced to include iconic sights, hidden gems and authentic local experiences, without the hassle of organizing it yourself.
Guides included
Travel with expert local guides who bring the Balkans to life through stories, history and insider knowledge. From ancient landmarks and cultural traditions to everyday life and regional insights, they add depth and meaning to every destination you visit.
Highlights of the Balkans
Highlights of our Balkans tours
Bled
Nestled in the Julian Alps, Bled is famed for its picturesque lake with an island crowned by a church. History intertwines with its medieval castle, offering panoramic views. Visitors indulge in outdoor pursuits like hiking, rowing to the island, or sampling the local specialty, Bled cream cake.
Ljubljana
Ljubljana, Slovenia's enchanting capital, boasts a blend of Baroque, Art Nouveau, and modern architecture. Its history unfolds in the medieval Ljubljana Castle and charming Old Town. Attractions include the Triple Bridge, Ljubljanica River cruises, Tivoli Park, and lively outdoor cafes along the riverside.
Belgrade
Belgrade captivates with its iconic Belgrade Fortress, a centuries-old citadel overlooking the confluence of the Danube and Sava rivers. Its bohemian heart beats in Skadarlija, a cobblestone street adorned with charming cafes and restaurants, reminiscent of old-world Europe.
Mostar
Mostar enchants with its iconic Stari Most (Old Bridge), a symbol of reconciliation spanning the Neretva River. Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian influences converge in its architecture, markets, and cuisine. Visitors explore the historic Old Town, Turkish House, and enjoy traditional Bosnian coffee amid stunning scenery.
Sarajevo
Sarajevo, Bosnia's capital, is a tapestry of cultures blending Ottoman, Austro-Hungarian, and Yugoslav influences. Its rich history is evident in the diverse architecture, from mosques to synagogues and Orthodox churches. Attractions include the historic Bascarsija bazaar, Latin Bridge, and poignant reminders of the 1990s siege.
Kotor
Kotor, a UNESCO-listed gem nestled in Montenegro's fjord-like Bay of Kotor, stuns with its medieval charm and natural beauty. Visitors are drawn to its well-preserved Old Town, flanked by fortifications and dotted with Venetian palaces and Romanesque churches. Hiking the city walls offers breathtaking views of the bay.
Frequently asked questions
Which countries are typically included in a Balkans tour?
Balkans tours often include a mix of countries such as Croatia, Montenegro, Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Slovenia, North Macedonia and Serbia. The exact itinerary varies, but most tours combine coastal highlights with inland cultural destinations.
Do I need visas to travel through the Balkans?
Visa requirements depend on your nationality and the countries included in your itinerary. Many Balkan countries allow visa-free travel for UK, EU and US citizens for short stays, but it’s important to check requirements for each destination before you travel and make sure you have the necessary documents.
What is the best time to visit the Balkans?
The best time to visit is typically from May to September, when the weather is warm and ideal for exploring both cities and coastlines. Spring and early autumn are especially pleasant, with fewer crowds and mild temperatures.
How do you travel between countries in the Balkans?
Travel is usually by comfortable coach or private vehicle, as many countries are located close together. Scenic drives are a highlight of the journey, and all transport is arranged as part of your tour.
Is the Balkans suitable for first-time visitors to Europe?
Yes, the Balkans are a great choice for travelers looking to explore beyond the more traditional European destinations. A guided tour makes it easy to navigate multiple countries while discovering a rich mix of cultures and landscapes.
What are the main highlights of a Balkans tour?
Highlights often include Dubrovnik’s Old Town, the Bay of Kotor, Lake Bled, Mostar’s historic bridge, and charming coastal and mountain villages. Each country offers its own unique mix of history, scenery and culture.
What kind of accommodation can I expect?
Tours typically include comfortable, well-located hotels, often close to city centers or key attractions. Accommodation is selected to provide a balance of comfort, convenience and local character.
Are the Balkans safe to travel to?
The Balkans are generally considered safe for travelers, with welcoming locals and well-established tourism infrastructure in most areas. As with any destination, it’s advisable to stay aware of your surroundings and follow local guidance.
Conclusion
A Balkans tour package is also a fantastic way get off the beaten path and explore the Balkans, an area less visited by travelers to Europe. From the captivating Croatian capital of Zagreb to gems including Lake Bled in Slovenia and the Bosnian capital of Sarajevo. And don’t worry, coastal highlights including Split and Dubrovnik are also included on these itineraries, so you won’t miss any of the main attractions.
