Others

Kopacki Rit NP- guided tour Novi Sad - Synagogue Vukovar - Orientation Walk & Guided Hospital Visit Novi Sad - Petrovaradin Fortress Belgrade - City Tour with Local Guide Belgrade- Zemun Orientation Walk Sarajevo - City Tour with Local Guide Konjic - Armijska Ratna Komanda ARK D-0 (Tito’s Bunker) tour Mostar - Day Trip Durmitor National Park Hike Dubrovnik - Dubrovnik Card (1 day local transport & entry to sites) Dubrovnik - Dubrovnik Card (1 day local transport and entry to sites) Dubrovnik - City Walls Walk Korcula Island hike Authentic dinner at Zrnovo village family owned restaurant Mljet Island - Day Trip to Mljet Island National Park Mljet Island - St Mary Island Benedictine Monastery Hop on hop off boat taxi ticket Split - City Walking Tour with Local Guide Split - Diocletian’s Palace

Guide

All Intrepid group trips in Europe are accompanied by one of our local European group leaders. ’Local’ in this context means a leader who is European or lives in Europe. The aim of the group leader is to take the hassle out of your travels and to help you have the best trip possible. Intrepid endeavours to provide the services of an experienced leader however, due to the seasonality of travel, rare situations may arise where your leader is new to a particular region or training other group leaders. Your leader takes care of logistics, will provide information on the places you are travelling through, offer suggestions for things to do and see, recommend great local eating venues and introduce you to our local friends. While not being guides in the traditional sense you can expect them to have a broad general knowledge of the places visited on the trip, including historical, cultural, religious and social aspects. At Intrepid we also aim to support local guides in the individual cities or locations we travel to. If you are interested in delving deeper into the local culture at a specific site or location then your leader can recommend an optional local guide service in most of the main destinations of your trip.

Transport

TRANSPORT IN EUROPE: Half the fun of travel is the travelling itself, that’s why we like to travel the local way – whether that means mingling with commuters on a local train, watching the scenery roll by from the window of a long distance bus, arriving on a high speed train in the city centre of your next destination, or navigating each city’s public transport system. In Europe, you are guaranteed to travel by genuine local public transport wherever possible, which puts you right in the centre of the action. LONG TRAVEL DAYS: As we cover lots of ground on this trip, expect some long travel days on local trains and buses. This is an opportunity to mix with the locals and enjoy the scenery out the window. Travel schedules are known to change with little notice. Not all transport may have air conditioning. Train , Public bus , Private vehicle , Ferry , Taxi , Tram

Meals

15 breakfasts, 2 dinners

Accommodation

OCCASIONAL ALTERNATIVE ACCOMMODATION: The style of accommodation indicated in the day-to-day itinerary is a guideline. On rare occasions, alternative arrangements may need to be made due to the lack of availability of rooms in our usual accommodation. A similar standard of accommodation will be used in these instances. TWIN SHARE BASIS: Accommodation on this trip is on a twin/multishare basis. We pair up solo travellers with another traveller of the same gender as per the gender marker on each of their passports. Please note there may be times where facilities will be shared rather than ensuite and rare occasions when you share a room with passengers travelling on different Intrepid trips than your own. CHECK-IN TIME: Throughout the trip we request that our hotels prepare rooms in time for our arrival, especially if we’re arriving prior to normal check-in time. However this isn’t always possible which means we won’t be able to check-in immediately on arrival at some hotels. Instead, we can store our luggage and explore our new destination. PRE/POST TRIP ACCOMMODATION: If you’ve purchased pre-trip or post-trip accommodation (if available), you may be required to change rooms from your trip accommodation for these extra nights. FACILITIES: Your accommodation may not always have private en suite facilities or air-conditioning. European hotels generally don’t provide kettles or fridges. PRIVATE APARTMENT ACCOMMODATION: Please note that on the islands of Korcula and Hvar we are staying in private apartments that locals rent out during the summer months. These are located in various buildings spread across town, but all are within 15 minutes walk of the main square. They differ in layout and facilities, can vary in size and most don’t have air-conditioning. This is the most effective way of staying in the centre of town. Hotel (13 nights), Hostel (3 nights), Private Apartment (4 nights), Guesthouse (1 night)

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Insurance

Insurance is not included.

Flights

International flights are not included.

Optional

Urban Adventures - Buda Castle Explorer - EUR52 Urban Adventures - Best Beers of Budapest - EUR74 Urban Adventures - Made in Budapest - EUR72 Urban Adventures - Bites & Sights - EUR74 Bike Ride - HUF6000 Great Synagogue - HUF4850 House of Terror - HUF3000 Hungarian National Museum - HUF1600 Hungarian State Opera House Tour - HUF3000 Parliament Tour - HUF5800 Pub Crawl - Starting from - HUF5000 Thermal Bath - Starting from - HUF4500 Transport and Entry to Statue Park - HUF5000 Danube Boat Trip - EUR15 Museum of Slavonia - HRK20 Osijek Archaeological Museum - HRK10 Bike Hire - HRK75 Day Trip to Kopački Rit Nature Park, Belje Winery and Etno-village Karanac including lunch - HRK360 Petrovaradin Fortress - Free Museum of Vojvodina - RSD200 City Museum of Novi Sad - RSD500 Novi Sad Synagogue - Free Military Museum - RSD200 Ethnographic Museum - RSD150 Nikola Tesla Museum - RSD500 Tito’s Mausoleum (House of Flowers) - RSD400 Sveti Sava Church - Free St. Mark’s Church - Free Museum of Contemporary Art - Free Mostar Koski Mehmed Pasa Mosque & Minaret - BAM6 Mostar Old Bridge Museum - BAM5 Mostar War Photo Exhibition - BAM6 Svrzo’s House - BAM3 National Museum - BAM6 Times of Misfortune Tour & Tunnel Museum - BAM60 Gallery 11/07/95 - Free Urban Adventures - Story of Sarajevo - EUR49 Urban Adventures - Scars and Smiles - EUR24 City Hall / Old National Library building - BAM10 Jewish Museum - BAM3 Gazi Husrev-beg Mosque - BAM3 Ilidza Park and Springs - BAM15 Despica House - BAM3 Brusa Bezistan - BAM3 Museum of Sarajevo 1878–1918 - BAM4 Cruise on Kotor Fjord - EUR30 Kotor Maritime Museum - EUR4 St. Tryphon’s Cathedral - EUR2 Kotor Fortress - EUR3 Diving Excursion - HRK550 Lokrum Island Boat Trip - HRK150 War Photography Museum - HRK50 Franciscan Monastery - HRK30 Game of Thrones Tour - HRK200 Museum of Croatian War of Independence - Mt Srd - HRK30 Hike up Mt Srd - Free Church of St. Blaise - Free City Sightseeing - HRK120 Local Bus to Island Villages - HRK40 Marco Polo Tower - HRK20 Snorkelling Day Trip - HRK350 Marco Polo Museum - HRK60 Traditional Moreska Dance Performance - HRK100 Pakleni Island Half Day Trip - HRK250 Full Day Boat Cruise to Blue Cave, Green Cave and Vis Island - HRK500 St. Stephen’s Cathedral - HRK10 Hike from Velo Grablje to Milna Bay - Free Hvar Hiking Options - Free Spanjola Fortress - HRK50 Gallery of Fine Arts - HRK40 Archaeological Museum - HRK20 Ivan Mestrovic Gallery - HRK40 Marjan Hill Hike - Free Ethnographic Museum - HRK20 City Museum - HRK20 Fish Market - Free Sea Kayaking - EUR36 Cooking Class including Lunch or Dinner - EUR80 Urban Adventures - Dalmatian Wine and Dine - EUR100 Urban Adventures - Wars, Warriors and Reforms - EUR35 Urban Adventures - Game of Thrones - EUR54 Urban Adventures - Secrets of Split - EUR47 Day Trip to Trogir - HRK60 Day Trip to Krka National Park and Cities of Trogir and Sibenik - HRK450 Split Cathedral & Tower - HRK45

Others

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Day 1 Day 1: Budapest
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 1: Budapest

Szia! Welcome to Hungary. You’ll meet your leader and other members of your group this evening for a welcome meeting at 6 pm. If you arrive early, perhaps take a stroll along the Danube River to get a feel for Budapest – the capital city with a contrast of old and new architecture. After the meeting, you might like to head out with your leader for an optional group dinner to get straight into the many local culinary delights, like the hortobagyi crepe (a stew and sour cream crepe) and matrai borzaska (deep fried pork and potato).
Day 2 Day 2: Budapest
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 2: Budapest

Today is a full free day to explore Budapest. Admire intricate carvings on buildings, cross the Chain Bridge to explore the Castle District or meander through winding streets, snacking on local delicacies. Budapest is a great city to enjoy from the water, so maybe take a boat trip along the river or catch a funicular up to the castle for spectacular views of the Parliament Building. Hiring a bicycle is another great way to move between the sights. Perhaps round off your day with a drink in the party district, where you’ll find plenty of ruin pubs, bars and nightclubs to choose from.
Day 3 Day 3: Kopački Rit Np
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 3: Kopački Rit Np

Head for Kopacki Rit today – a nature park in eastern Croatia, home to the white-tailed eagle. Since the park is made up of many different waterways, like lakes and canals, we’ll take you on a guided tour of the area after you drop your belongings at your family-run accommodation. In the evening join your group for homemade dinner on the property, where you’ll be treated to live music by local traditional singers.
Day 4 Day 4: Novi Sad
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 4: Novi Sad

Get off the tourist track today by heading to Novi Sad – the second largest city in Serbia. The afternoon is yours to explore as you wish – maybe visit the Petrovaradin Fortress, which was constructed in the 17th century and used to protect the city during the Napoleonic Wars. Or you can walk around Liberty Square and take in the Neo-Renaissance architecture, perhaps finishing the day off at a carda tavern (a fish restaurant along the Danube River).
Day 5 Day 5: Belgrade
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 5: Belgrade

After breakfast, begin your journey to Belgrade. Known as the White City, Belgrade is one of the oldest cities in Europe. Sitting at the confluence of two major rivers – Sava and Danube – it’s an important intersection between Eastern and Western Europe. Here, you’ll experience a mix of progressive flamboyance and conservative customs. Enjoy a guided tour of the city’s wide boulevards and squares and the green heart of Kalemegdan Park. The park is home to Kalemegdan Fortress, which has overlooked the Danube River for centuries. Tonight, perhaps head down to Skadarska Street in the bohemian quarter of Skadarlija to sample some authentic local food and enjoy the lively atmosphere in a place where Orthodox churches vie for space next to nightclubs.
Day 6 Day 6: Belgrade
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 6: Belgrade

Today, make your way to the neighbourhood of Zemun. This Old Town favourite has a rich history and is now known as the bohemian part of town, home to many of the city’s artists and writers. As Zemun used to be an independent town – only joining Belgrade in 1934 – the small village atmosphere still stands, transporting you to the past. After walking the town with your leader, perhaps head to a market and explore the local wares. Stroll along the river promenade and stop for an optional lunch in one of the riverside restaurants serving fresh fish. Head back to Belgrade’s centre in the late afternoon, where you have free time to visit the imposing Hram Svetog Save (St Sava Church) or learn about the life of Serbia’s greatest inventor at the Nikola Tesla Museum. The city’s nightlife has become legendary throughout Europe, with several hundred floating bars, restaurants and nightclubs lining the Danube and Sava rivers – so you’ll find the perfect way to spend your evening.
Day 7 Day 7: Sarajevo
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 7: Sarajevo

Travel by bus through the beautiful countryside to Sarajevo this morning. Sarajevo is Bosnia and Herzegovina’s small but vibrant capital. Twenty years after the end of a devastating war, Sarajevo is slowly asserting itself as one of Europe’s most exciting destinations. The city often draws comparisons with Istanbul as a city that mixes east and west – dotted with minarets, mosques, bazaars and the aroma of coffee. When you arrive, take a guided tour for an insight into the history and culture of the city. Sarajevo is one of the few cities in the world that features an Orthodox church, a Catholic church and a mosque all within close proximity. Tonight, perhaps sample the local specialty of bosanski cevapi (grilled minced meat mixed with mild spices) in Bascarsija, Sarajevo’s old bazaar.
Day 8 Day 8: Sarajevo
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 8: Sarajevo

Today head out of Sarajevo for a daytrip to Mostar, which sits in the valley in the high mountains of Herzegovina. Thanks to the Neretva river, Mostar was able to develop into a city in a barren landscape. The city was the most heavily bombed settlement in Bosnia during the war, but it has since been rebuilt and is now a UNESCO World Heritage site. Head to the famous Stari Most Bridge, first built by the Ottomans in 1565 by architect Mimar Hajrudin – who succeeded with the impossible mission of crossing the Neretva River with a single span stone bridge. If you’re lucky, you’ll see the famous bridge divers hurl themselves into the icy waters below. Return to Sarajevo in the afternoon, stopping at Konjic on the way – where you’ll discover one of the best-kept secrets in former Yugoslavia – Tito’s nuclear bunker. Go back in time on a guided tour of the bunker and learn about Yugoslav history and how life used to be in the not-so-distant past.
Day 9 Day 9: Sarajevo
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 9: Sarajevo

Enjoy a free day in and around Sarajevo. Maybe take an optional daytrip to the thermal springs and green parks of Ilidza – the source of the Bosna River. Or discover local history with a visit to the History Museum and the Sarajevo War Tunnels (dug underneath the airport runway and used to smuggle provisions into the city during its siege). You can also learn about the tragedies faced by the city’s Jewish population at the Jewish Museum or get cultural with a stroll through the Art Gallery of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The Pivnica HS brewery and restaurant is a good place to sample local award-winning beer and grab some dinner.
Day 10 Day 10: Durmitor Np
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 10: Durmitor Np

Today, you’ll ride in a private transfer through the countryside to Montenegro. Although it’s a long drive, there will be plenty of stops along the way. You might park at the bridge over Piva canyon, at the top of Kruska Mountain or at Saddle Peak viewpoint – wherever you stop, you’ll find great photo opportunities and a chance to stretch your legs. When you arrive at Durmitor National Park – a UNESCO World Heritage site that was formed by glaciers – take a hike through the lesser-explored wilderness along the shores of Black Lake and keep an eye out for some of the 163 species of bird or 50 species of mammal that roam this region. Finish your day in the nearby town of Zabljak, where you’ll spend the night.
Day 11 Day 11: Durmitor Np
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 11: Durmitor Np

Enjoy a free day today to unwind in nature. Since Durmitor National Park is so vast, there are plenty of trails for an optional guided hike. Feel free to choose one that caters to the group’s personal tastes and fitness levels – they’ll expertly mix and match the trails to create a half day of hiking that everyone enjoys. One thing is certain – lakes, pine forests and alpine air are guaranteed for any trail combination. You can also choose to see the park from behind handlebars by hiring a bike and riding into town and on the trails, or by walking to and renting a boat at Black Lake.
Day 12 Day 12: Kotor
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 12: Kotor

Today, drive to Kotor – this 5th-century UNESCO World Heritage site is set on a secluded bay, with towering peaks surrounding a coastline dotted with waterside towns. When you arrive, maybe head out to see the 12th-century Cathedral of St Tryphun, the South Gates of Kotor (the Gurdich Gate) and the Armoury Square (Trg od oruzija). You might like to get lost in the alleyways, check out the boutiques and cafes or climb the hills behind the city to visit Kotor’s ruined fortification walls. Take an optional hike up the stone steps, past churches, gates and bastions to the Fortress of Sveti Ivan – the top rewards you with views across the town and the Bay of Kotor.
Day 13 Day 13: Kotor
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 13: Kotor

You can take an optional daytrip out of Kotor today. Maybe take a cruise on Kotor Fjord, visiting the twin islands of Our Lady of the Rocks and Sveti Dordje (St George), with its church in the middle of the bay. Legend has it that sailors once spotted an image of the Virgin Mary on a rock here and each time they completed a successful voyage, they added another rock as an offering. Eventually, so many were added that an island emerged, and the church was built on top of it. Alternatively, consider a trip to Budva. With its busy beaches, charming Old Town, busy restaurants and bars, Budva is like Montenegro’s little version of Miami. For more history, head up to Montenegro’s former capital Cetinje – now a laidback village with grand mansions that were once used as embassies. Enjoy a final night out in Kotor and maybe catch some live music that keeps the cobbled streets thriving.
Day 14 Day 14: Dubrovnik
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 14: Dubrovnik

Depart Montenegro this morning and travel along the beautiful southern coast of Croatia to Dubrovnik. Dubrovnik’s walled Old Town is often referred to as the pearl of the Adriatic and it’s now famed for its role in ‘Game of Thrones’. When you arrive, walk along the high city walls with your leader, enjoying ocean views. Visit Big Onofrio’s Fountain – built by the European architect Onofrio Della Cava in the 15th century to supply water to the city. After, maybe check out the 13th-century Franciscan monastery or the Sponza and Rector’s Palaces, the only Renaissance buildings in the city to survive a devastating earthquake and fire in 1667. As it is the last night of your trip, maybe enjoy one last meal with the group and toast to your adventures.
Day 15 Day 15: Dubrovnik
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 15: Dubrovnik

Dobro Dosli! Welcome to Croatia. Your adventure begins with a welcome meeting at 6 pm. You can arrive at any time during the day as there are no activities planned until this important meeting. Although it experienced devastation during the war in the early 1990s, Dubrovnik’s old town is the undisputed jewel of the Dalmatian Coast. With its tiled roofs and white stone buildings, the old town remains as charming as ever. Extensive restoration has taken place to return it to its original splendour, and even today repairs are still being undertaken. With the sparkling water of the Adriatic in the background, Dubrovnik is picturesque, full of character and can easily be covered on foot. If you do arrive early, why not head out to one of the Elafiti Islands? There’s Lopud, a quiet island with lovely hikes, clean beaches and a ruined castle. Kolocep is a sleepy enclave that boasts walks for every fitness level and Sipan, which is the most populated of the isles and reputedly has the most hospitable inhabitants. Alternatively, you might choose to simply laze about on one of Dubrovnik’s beaches and people-watch for hours.
Day 16 Day 16: Dubrovnik
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 16: Dubrovnik

Start the day by beating the crowds with an early morning walk along Dubrovnik’s famous 2-kilometre-long city walls surrounding the old town. Enjoy views of the sea from the fully intact medieval structure, then enjoy all that Dubrovnik has to offer with the remainder of the day free for you to explore. Visit Big Onofrio’s Fountain, a masterpiece built by famous European architect Onofrio della Cava. This 15th-century landmark was built to supply water to the city, flowing from the spigots into the collection trough surrounding it. Be sure to check out the Franciscan monastery with one of the world’s oldest, continuously functioning pharmacies, founded in the 13th century. If you still feel energetic after a day exploring the city you can take the switchbacks leading up Srd Hill behind Dubrovnik for spectacular views of the city and the Dalmatian coastline. Otherwise, the newly restored cable car can whisk you to the top in no time. The hill is topped by a castle of Napoleonic times, which now houses the Museum of the Croatian War of Independence.
Day 17 Day 17: Peljesac Peninsula / Korcula Island
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 17: Peljesac Peninsula / Korcula Island

Journey to Korcula today, along the narrow and scenic Peljesac Peninsula to its very tip. The last stretch to Korcula will be done by car ferry. For the next two nights, stay with generous hosts – locals who rent out their rooms in the summer season. The rooms, while simple, are the best way to put money back into the local economy. When you arrive, head out for a sunset hike to Zrnovo village. Wind through old villages next to olive trees and soak up the view over Peljesac Channel. End your hike when you arrive at a family-owned restaurant in Zrnovo village and sit down for an included dinner of local ingredients, including traditional Dalmatian meat loaf or pasticada (traditional stewed beef) and some fresh grilled vegetables with olive oil, usually served with fresh goat and sheep cheeses (and maybe some smoked ham to tie it all together). Return back to Korcula via private vehicle and use the evening to relax.
Day 18 Day 18: Mljet Island National Park / Korcula Island
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 18: Mljet Island National Park / Korcula Island

Today, head on a day trip to the stunning Mljet Island. Mljet is Croatia’s greenest island, with a large section of the north western shores part of a national park. The island is well known for its two salt lakes – Veliko Jezero and Malo Jezero (big lake and small lake) – that are located at the north end of the island. With some of the clearest waters in the world, any of the Adriatic islands shimmer in the sunlight, but Mljet is extra special. Start Mljet’s exploration with a short hike into the island’s interior, followed by a ferry ride to St Mary’s Benedictine Monastery, located on an island in one of the lakes. Spend the day discovering its tiny towns dotted around the island, the weaving and winding coastline full of nature walks and scenic lookouts and, of course, the sandy beaches, tranquil inlets and turquoise blue shores calling out to be explored. Mljet is a little further away and less visited than the tourist hotspots of Brac and Hvar, so you’ll be able to stray away from the crowds and have this peaceful paradise to yourself. Head back to Korcula in the afternoon for a relaxing evening, hopefully full of delicious food and some great local wine.
Day 19 Day 19: Hvar Island
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 19: Hvar Island

A hydrofoil ferry takes you to the neighbouring island of Hvar this morning. . Beautiful Hvar has an air of Venice about it and is known as the ’Queen of the Dalmatian Islands’. When you arrive, get to know the town with its wonderfully preserved Renaissance facades on an orientation walk. Later, you can enjoy your included hop on hop off taxi boat pass that departs every half hour to the nearby Pakleni islands – largely uninhabited and often described as being among the most beautiful in the world. All three islands have gorgeous beaches and walking trails to explore and also boast plenty of bars and restaurants, so you’ll have no shortage of lunch, aperitif and dinner spots to choose from!
Day 20 Day 20: Hvar Island
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 20: Hvar Island

Today is a free day to explore this island at your leisure. Maybe take a bus to the interior of Hvar Island where you can take a leisurely hike through the abandoned villages of Velo Grablje and Malo Grablje, gently descending all the way down to the sea at Milna Bay. On the way you can witness what remains of the typical Mediterranean life that flourished on the Croatian islands in the 18th and 19th centuries. Hike past dramatic jagged limestone cliffs and slow your pace to enjoy the undulating farms, fields of lavender and rosemary, and ancient olive groves. Cool down in the shimmering waters upon arrival into the little town of Milna where the hike ends. Alternatively there are plenty of other options for exciting activities in town. If you’re not feeling super energetic today, spend the day lounging at one of the island’s many quiet beaches and enjoy a sunset stroll along the harbour promenade.
Day 21 Day 21: Split
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 21: Split

Catch a boat to Split this morning. Situated on a small peninsula on the eastern shores of the Adriatic Sea, Split is the second largest city in Croatia. Join a local guide for a walking tour of this stunning seaside town and get to know its history. See the original and fantastically preserved basements under the city, as well as the Cathedral in Diocletian’s Peristyle and Jupiter’s Temple. Explore the impressive ruins of Diocletian’s Palace – Split’s most imposing structure and some of the most interesting ruins on the Adriatic coast. Portions of the Palace are over 1700 years old and there’s ample time to walk around. Split grew out from Diocletian’s Palace and you can almost see it evolving in a multitude of different ways right before your eyes. Some cultures might have made the palace a museum, but Split is a dynamic and vibrant place, and now the palace houses many businesses and homes. If your feet get tired, why not grab a drink at a cafe on the Riva Promenade and people watch for a while? Be sure get your group together for a harbourside dinner – it’s time for more of a relax!
Day 22 Day 22: Split
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 22: Split

There are no activities planned for the final day and you are able to depart the accommodation at any time. As there is so much to see in Split and the surrounding area, such as Salona, Trogir or Sibenik, you may want to consider extending your time in Split. Just speak to your booking agent.

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Itinerary of your trip Balkan & Dalmatia Discovery

Day 1: Budapest

Day 2: Budapest

Day 3: Kopački Rit Np

Day 4: Novi Sad

Day 5: Belgrade

Day 6: Belgrade

Day 7: Sarajevo

Day 8: Sarajevo

Day 9: Sarajevo

Day 10: Durmitor Np

Day 11: Durmitor Np

Day 12: Kotor

Day 13: Kotor

Day 14: Dubrovnik

Day 15: Dubrovnik

Day 16: Dubrovnik

Day 17: Peljesac Peninsula / Korcula Island

Day 18: Mljet Island National Park / Korcula Island

Day 19: Hvar Island

Day 20: Hvar Island

Day 21: Split

Day 22: Split

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