DIRECT FLIGHT FROM IZMIR VISA-FREE BALKAN TOUR B*
🌟 BIG BALKAN HERITAGE WITH GÜVENTUR 🌟
Direct Flight from Izmir | Visa-Free Exploration | 7 Nights Dream Accommodation
Collect Beautiful Memories, Pay Only One Price! Welcome to a surprise-free, extra-free, comfort-filled Balkan fairy tale from start to finish.
✈️ COMFORT OF DIRECT FLIGHT FROM IZMIR
Night flight to Skopje, no long journey as soon as you land! Settle directly into your hotel and start your adventure rested.
📍 DREAM ROUTE: 6 COUNTRIES, COUNTLESS MEMORIES
MACEDONIA | ALBANIA | MONTENEGRO | KOSOVO | BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA | SERBIA
🏨 COMFORTABLE ACCOMMODATION AND FEAST OF FLAVORS
- 7 Nights Accommodation in Superior 4 & 5 Star Hotels.
- 7 Breakfasts & 6 Dinners Included in Tour Price!
- Accommodation Distribution: 2 Nights in Skopje, 1 Night in Ohrid, 1 Night in Shkodra, 1 Night in Mostar/Trebinje, 1 Night in Sarajevo, 1 Night in Belgrade.
✨ GÜVENTUR PRIVILEGES: ALL INCLUSIVE!
- No Extras: There is absolutely NO collection of money on the bus, no mandatory extra tours or payments under the name of "guide".
- All City Tours: Included in the price, no surprise payments.
- Matka Canyon & St. Naum: These nature wonders are included in the tours!
- Blagaj Tekke: Tour of the uniquely beautiful water source is included!
- Kotor & Budva: Pearls of the Adriatic and all entrance fees included!
- Cultural Nights: Traditional Macedonian and Bosnian entertainment with live music and folklore included!
- All highway, toll, bridge, and city taxes are included.
🗺️ TRUE BALKAN EXPERIENCE
With our licensed and experienced guide team, feel the spirit and history of the Balkans down to your bones.
DAY
Izmir - Skopje Direct Flight - Skopje Accommodation
At 11:00 PM, we meet at İzmir Adnan Menderes Airport International Terminal with our valued guests. After check-in and baggage procedures, we board our flight with SUNEXPRESS AIRLINES, departing at 01:55 (DIRECT) and arriving at Skopje Airport at local time 02:20. After collecting our luggage and completing passport and customs procedures, we transfer to our hotel located around Skopje.
2nd DAY
Skopje – Tetovo (Kalkandelen) - Bitola (Manastir) – Resne - Ohrid
After having breakfast at our hotel, we start our journey towards first to the city known as Tetovo by the Macedonians and as Kalkandelen by the Turks. Here, we will visit the Alaca Mosque, which is unique in the world for its decorations and motifs, created by two sisters. After this fascinating visit, we will have a sampling of traditional pastry and original goat cheese made from goat's milk and ayran at the summit of Mavrovo Mountain surrounded by forests. Later, we will head to the historical and cultural treasure of Macedonia, one of the oldest cities in the Balkans, BITOLA (Manastir). After seeing the Old Bazaar, the Bedesten, Ishak Mosque, and New Mosque, we will take a short walk along the famous Shirok Street. During the walk, we will see the house of Eleni Karinte, Atatürk's first love in Manastir, and listen to the emotional letter she wrote to Atatürk from our guide. Afterwards, we will visit the Military Academy, which is now a museum, where Atatürk received his military education. Later, we will head towards the Pearl of Macedonia, Ohrid. On the way, we will see Resne, famous for its apples and Niyazi Pasha. We will also see Niyazi Pasha’s Palace, who is considered a traitor by some and a patriot by others. As our guide shares his story, you will understand the origin of the phrase "Neither a Martyr nor a Hero, Niyazi went down in vain". Among the places we will see in Ohrid are the important churches from the Byzantine era, including St. Panteleymon, today still used for concerts, along with the Roman Theater, the Samuel's Fortress, Chinar Square, Ohri Halveti Teke, and the Historical Chinar Tree, and the statue of the Kiril & Metodi Brothers, who are believed to have developed the Cyrillic alphabet. (Optional) Afterwards, we will enjoy a pleasant boat trip on Ohrid Lake, where you can see breathtaking views. We will have dinner accompanied by traditional Macedonian music and entertaining traditional Macedonian entertainment. After a lovely evening, we retire to our rooms for rest.
3rd DAY
Ohrid – Sveti Naum – Elbasan – Tirana – Shkodra Area
After breakfast, we arrive at Saklı Cennet St. Naum, located on the slopes of Pelister Mountain, where the green and blue merge at the source of Lake Ohrid. Here, you can take a 20-minute boat tour to enjoy the unique sounds of nature (optional), or just relax with a coffee in this peaceful location. This area, also recognized as Unesco World Heritage, is home to the Sarı Saltuk Tomb and St. Naum Monastery. We then continue our journey to Albania. We arrive at the Macedonia - Albania Border, complete our passport and customs procedures, and continue along the Shkumbini River Valley. Our route takes us through Elbasan, one of the cities founded during the Ottoman period, and we arrive at TIRANA, which was established by Suleiman Pasha in 1614 and became the capital of Albania in 1920. We will visit Ethem Bey Mosque, the Historical Clock Tower, the National Museum, the Opera and Ballet Building, the Parliament and Prime Minister Buildings, the Presidential Palace, and Skanderbeg Statue and Square. After completing our tour, we proceed to SHKODRA, where we will see the historic Rozafa Castle and hear its story from our guide. We then check into our hotel located in the Shkodra area. Dinner and accommodation at our hotel.
4th DAY
Shkodra - Budva – Kotor – Perast – Mostar/Trebinje/Medugorje (Optional Dubrovnik Tour)
After breakfast at our hotel, we settle into our vehicle and head towards MONTENEGRO. We will take a quick photo break at a point where we can see the Sveti Stefan Island, one of the most popular tourist destinations along the Adriatic coast, as we travel through Bar and Petrovac. Continuing along spectacular views, we arrive at KOTOR, a nature paradise and a tourist attraction that was never conquered by the Ottomans due to its geographic conditions. Our walking tour of Kotor will include many historical landmarks such as The Sea Gate, The Arms Square, The Historical Clock Tower, The Shame Column, Beskuca Palace, St. Triphon Cathedral, The "Gossip" Fountain, St. Nicholas and St. Luke Churches, and the important squares and mansions of the old town. After our Kotor tour, we will head towards Perast, a remarkable medieval village under UNESCO protection. We'll take a short photo break at the two small islands in front of it, the first being a monastery island called St. George, which is closed to the public, and the second being Lady of the Rocks island made by human hands 600 years ago. After this beautiful sight, we will complete customs procedures at the Bosnia-Herzegovina border and leave Montenegro, entering Bosnia and Herzegovina. Accommodation and dinner at our hotel around Trebinje.
**Optional Dubrovnik Tour: After having dinner at the hotel, guests with Schengen visa or green passport can depart from Trebinje to Dubrovnik after dinner or at a convenient point during the tour, following a short journey to the Bosnia-Herzegovina-Croatia Border. The optional tour will occur if there are enough participants. After completing passport and customs procedures, we arrive in Dubrovnik. We will tour the famous city of Dubrovnik, known for its Medieval sites, formerly known as Ragusa. Surrounded by fortified walls on a protected peninsula, we will see the impressive city walls and gates, Onofrio Fountain, Franciscan Monastery, the 14th-century pharmacy, Bell Tower, Orlando's statue, St. Blaise Church, Sponza Palace, Rector’s Palace, and the historic harbor. After the visit, we depart from the city and head back to our hotel in Trebinje. *This tour can only take place if there is accommodation in Trebinje. *This tour is subject to availability based on the participation of guests with valid green passports or visas.
5th DAY
Trebinje - Blagaj (Sarı Saltuk-Alperenler Tekkesi) - Mostar - Konjic – Sarajevo
After our breakfast, we visit the 550-year-old Alperenler Tekke located in Blagaj. This stunning tekke, situated in a beautiful natural setting, will impress you greatly. We then head to MOSTAR, where we visit the legendary Historic Mostar Bridge; we will see the iconic Koski Mehmet Bey Mosque for a view of Mostar Bridge and also visit the Karagöz Mosque. We will also see the war memorials. We will complete our tour by visiting the Goldsmiths Bazaar. Afterward, we will have free time in the rich bazaar of Mostar. After leaving Mostar, we head towards SARAJEVO. Following the route where the Balkan landscape is adorned with mountains and rivers, we start our scenic journey. At Jablanica, a site of legendary resistance during World War II, we will see the Neretva Bridge, which was blown up to prevent the passage of German supply trains. Afterwards, we arrive at the capital of BOSNIA HERZEGOVINA, SARAYBOSNA. Known as the cultural capital of the Balkans for two centuries and the site where Archduke Franz Ferdinand was assassinated in 1914, leading to World War I, Sarajevo is often referred to as the Jerusalem of Europe due to its religious diversity. Despite the heavy destruction during the wars between Serbs, Croats, and Bosniaks in 1992, the city has retained much of its beauty. Our walking tour in Sarajevo starts with the Old Library, which was burned during the Bosnian War, followed by Sebilj Fountain, Inat House, Hunkar Mosque, and the Latin Bridge, where the assassination of Franz Ferdinand took place. In the Austrian section of the old city, we will see the Church of the Sacred Heart, the Eternal Flame Monument, the Open Market where the Market Massacre occurred, a Synagogue, and in the Turkish section, we will visit the Ferhadija Mosque, Morica Inn, and Gazi Husrev Bey Complex. After completing our tour, we will have free time at Baščaršija before heading to our hotel. We enjoy dinner with traditional Bosnian music and a folklore team either at our restaurant or hotel. Accommodation at our hotel in Sarajevo.
6th DAY
Sarajevo - Belgrade
After breakfast at our hotel, we head towards BELGRADE. We will enjoy a delightful journey along the scenic mountains, reaching the Bosnia-Herzegovina - Serbia Border for our passport and customs procedures. We continue towards the capital of Serbia, BELGRADE, known as the “white city” in Serbian, sitting at the meeting point of the Sava and Danube rivers. Upon our arrival, we will begin our tour with buildings such as the Parliament, Old Palace, National Museum, and Scale Fountain. Following this, we will have a walking tour of the old town, visiting the Belgrade Fortress at the confluence of the Sava and Danube rivers. We will see the Gate of the Clock Tower, Istanbul Gate and Outer Gates, the confluence of the Danube and Sava rivers, the Sokullu Mehmet Pasha Fountain, Damat Ali Pasha Tomb, the Military Open Air Museum and the Monument of Gratitude to France. During free time, guests can explore Mihailova Street, known as Belgrade's "Independence Avenue" for a leisurely stroll. In the evening, we will have dinner and accommodation at our hotel in Belgrade.
7th DAY
Belgrade - Skopje
After breakfast at our hotel, we set off for MACEDONIA’s capital, SKOPJE. We head to the city center, where we will see the main squares and avenues, as well as many statues and neo-classical buildings constructed as part of the Skopje 2014 Project. We start our walking tour in front of Skopje Fortress. First, we will visit Mustafa Pasha Mosque, Sulu Han, Murat Pasha Mosque, the Double Bath, the Old Bazaar, Kapan Hand, Davut Pasha Bath, and Stone Bridge, and then also experience the city's modern vibe at Macedonia Square, where we will find numerous statues of significant Macedonian historical figures including Tsar Samuil, Justinian, II. Philip, Queen Olympia, Alexander the Great, and the Mother Teresa Memorial House. At the end of the tour, we will have dinner at the Traditional Turkish Bazaar with Dafce Grafce (Baked Bean in a Pot) and Skopje Meatballs, then return to our hotel. Accommodation in Skopje.
8th DAY
Skopje - Matka Canyon - Prizren - Izmir (Direct Flight)
After breakfast at our hotel, we proceed to MATKA CANYON, located about 15 km southwest of SKOPJE, where the Treska River meets the Vardar River, recognized as one of the 100 natural wonders of the world. This stunning canyon, with its serene environment and variety of flora, resembles a hidden paradise. Guests can choose to participate in a boat tour or relax at the cafes there. We then enter Kosovo, continuing towards its capital, Priština, where we will visit the tomb of Sultan Murat Hüdavendigar, the only Pasha of the Ottoman Empire martyred in battle. Afterward, we arrive at the charming city of Prizren, nestled at the foot of the Šar Mountains, with the Bistrica River flowing through it. We will visit Halveti Tekkesi, Gazi Mehmet Pasha Hamam, and one of the finest examples of period architecture, Sinan Pasha Mosque. We will then have free time at the square with the famous Kosovan Meatball vendors. After meeting our guide at the designated time, we will head to Skopje Airport for our necessary passport and check-in procedures, and depart with SUN EXPRESS AIRLINES for a 03:10 AM DIRECT flight to İzmir Adnan Menderes Airport. We bid farewell to our valued guests, cherishing unforgettable memories, looking forward to meeting again on another tour.
Üsküp – Tetova (Kalkandelen) - Bitola (Manastır) – Resne - Ohrid After having breakfast at our hotel, we begin our journey towards the city known as Tetova by the Macedonians and Kalkandelen by the Turks. Here, we will see the Alaca Mosque, which was built by two sisters and is one of the few examples worldwide noted for its patterns and designs. You will recognize that it has been touched by a woman's hand. After this fascinating visit, we enjoy an appetizer tasting accompanied by traditional fried bread and original goat cheese and buttermilk made from goat's milk at the summit of Mount Mavrovo, surrounded by forests. Then we proceed to MANASTIR (Bitola), one of the oldest cities in the Balkans and a treasure of history and culture in Macedonia. After visiting the Old Turkish Bazaar, the Bedesten, Ishak Mosque, and the Yeni Mosque, we take a short walk on Manastir's famous Shirok Street. During our walk, we see the House of Eleni Karinte, Atatürk's first love in Manastir, and listen to our guide recount the emotional letter she wrote to Atatürk. Following this, we visit the Military Academy, which served as a military training facility for Atatürk and now operates as a museum, where we will reminisce about Atatürk's life. Later, we set off towards Ohrid, known as the Pearl of Macedonia. Along the way, we see the famous apples and the town of Resne, known for Niyazi Pasha. He was seen as a traitor by some and a patriot by others, and we will learn about him while visiting the Palace of Niyazi Pasha. As our guide explains the origins of the phrase "Neither a martyr nor a hero, Niyazi went to his end," we will also see St. Panteleymon, the most important church from the Byzantine period in Ohrid, which is still used for concerts today, the Roman Theater, the Samuel Fortress, the Chinar Square, the Ohrid Halveti Tekke, and the Historical Chinar Tree. We will also visit the statue of St. Cyril and Methodius, who are believed to have developed the Cyrillic alphabet (optional). Afterwards, we will enjoy a pleasant boat tour on Lake Ohrid, where you can admire the unique views. In the evening, we organize a traditional Macedonian entertainment with Macedonian music during dinner. After a delightful evening, we return to our rooms to rest.
Ohrid – Sveti Naum – Elbasan – Tirana – Shkodra Surroundings After breakfast, we arrive at the hidden paradise St. Naum, where green and blue harmonize at the source of Lake Ohrid in the slopes of Mount Pelister. Here, you can take a 20-minute boat tour (extra) accompanied by the unique sounds of nature and birdsong or enjoy a cup of coffee in a serene natural setting. This region, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is also rumored to be the site of the Sarı Saltuk Tomb complex and we visit the St. Naum Monastery. Afterwards, we continue our journey towards Albania. We reach the Macedonia-Albania Border Gate, and after completing passport and customs procedures, we progress along the Shkumbin River Valley. We pass through ELBASAN, one of the cities established during the Ottoman period in the Balkans, and arrive in TIRANA, which was revitalized by Suleiman Pasha in 1614 and became the capital of Albania in 1920. This beautiful city of Albania, nestled in the mountainous Balkans and having endured wars throughout the 20th century and a 40-year dictatorship under Enver Hoxha, features sites such as the Ethem Bey Mosque, Historical Clock Tower, National Museum, Opera and Ballet Building, Parliament and Prime Ministerial Buildings, Presidential Palace, as well as Skanderbeg Statue and Square. We complete our tour and proceed to ISHKODRA, which bears the same name as the lake it is built by and was an important base for the Ottoman army for 435 years. After visiting the historic Rozafa Castle and learning its story from our guide, we settle into our hotel in the Ishkodra area. Dinner and accommodation are at our hotel.
Ishkodra - Budva - Kotor - Perast - Mostar/Trebinje/Medugorje (Optional Dubrovnik Tour) After having our breakfast at the hotel, we board our vehicle and head towards the country of MONTENEGRO. Along the Adriatic coast, we make a short photo stop at a point where we can see the famous tourist destination of Montenegro, Sveti Stefan Island, passing through Bar and Petrovac. Continuing our journey with beautiful views, we reach KOTOR, a natural paradise and tourist attraction that could not be conquered by the Ottomans due to its geographical conditions throughout history. During our walking tour in the fortified city of Kotor, we will see many historical monuments, including the Sea Gate, Arms Square, Historical Clock Tower, Shame Column, Beskuca Palace, St. Tryphon Cathedral, "Gossip" Fountain, and the Churches of St. Nicholas and St. Luke, as well as the important squares and mansions of the old town. After our Kotor tour, we proceed to Perast, a remarkable medieval village under UNESCO protection. On the coast, there are two small islands, one being a monastery island, Sveti Djordje, which is closed to tourist visits, and the other, Lady of the Rocks, which was artificially created 600 years ago. After a short photo break to capture the beauty of these sites, we complete our customs procedures at the border crossing into Bosnia and Herzegovina and head into BOSNIA HERZEGOVINA. Accommodation and dinner will be at our hotel in the Trebinje area. **Optional Dubrovnik Tour: Guests with a Schengen visa or green passport will depart Trebinje after dinner at the hotel, or at an appropriate point during the tour, for a short journey to the Bosnia and Herzegovina - Croatia Border Crossing. This extra (optional) tour will take place provided there are enough participants. After completing our passport and customs procedures, we reach Dubrovnik. Known as Ragusa in its ancient name, this city on Croatia's Adriatic coast is famous for its medieval monuments. We will tour the impressive city walls and gates, Onofrio Fountain, Franciscan Monastery, a pharmacy dating back to the 14th century, the Bell Tower, Orlando Statue, St. Blaise Church, Sponza Palace, Rector's Palace, and the historical harbor. After free time in the city, we will leave and arrive at the Croatia - Bosnia and Herzegovina Border Crossing, completing passport and customs procedures before returning to our hotel in Trebinje. *This tour can occur if there is accommodation in Trebinje. *This tour can take place if there are enough participants with green passports or visas.
Trebinje - Blagaj (Sarı Saltuk-Alperenler Lodge) - Mostar - Konjic - Sarajevo After our breakfast, we visit the Alperenler Lodge, which has been living for 550 years, located in Blagaj. This lodge, situated in a natural wonderland, will deeply impress you. Following this, we head to MOSTAR to visit the legendary Historical Mostar Bridge, a remarkable structure in Bosnian history. We also view the Mostar Bridge from the Koski Mehmet Bey Mosque, one of the preserved and undeterred historical artifacts of the Old Town, and we'll visit the Karagöz Mosque. We will see the Martyr's cemeteries left over from the war. Our tour concludes with a visit to the Goldsmiths' Bazaar, allowing for some free time in Mostar's rich market. We depart from Mostar and set out toward SARAYBOSNA. On our route, we embark on a journey filled with visual feasts through a rare part of the Balkan geography adorned with mountains and rivers. We see the Neretva Bridge, which remains from the Jablanica, where the legendary resistance of Yugoslav partisans against Nazi and Italian troops took place, and which was blown up to block German supply trains. We reach the capital of BOSNIA HERZEGOVINA, SARAYBOSNA, via Konjic. Sarajevo has served as the cultural capital of the Balkans for two centuries and is known to be the location where World War I began, following the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria-Hungary by Serbs in 1914. Despite suffering significant destruction during the devastating wars between Serbs, Croats, and Bosniaks in the 1992 conflict, its beauty is largely preserved. We begin our walking tour in Sarajevo by seeing the Old Library, the Seher Bridge, the House of Inat, the Hunkar Mosque, and the Latin Bridge, where the assassination of Franz Ferdinand, which triggered World War I, took place. We complete our tour by viewing works such as the Church of the Sacred Heart in the Austrian section of the old city, the Eternal Flame Memorial, the Open Market where the Market Place Massacre occurred, the Synagogue, and in the Turkish section, the Ferhadija Mosque, Morica Han, and Gazi Husrev Bey Complex. After our visits, we have free time at the Başçarşı, the symbol of Sarajevo, before moving to our hotel. We will have our dinner in our restaurant or hotel accompanied by traditional Bosnian music and folk dance team. Accommodation is at our hotel in Sarajevo.
Sarajevo - Belgrade
After having breakfast at our hotel, we head to BELGRADE. After a pleasant journey accompanied by the unique natural beauties of the mountains along the way, we reach the Bosnia and Herzegovina - Serbia border crossing. After passport and customs procedures, we continue our journey towards BELGRADE, the capital of Serbia, while seeing the villages known for their agricultural organizations in the relatively flat region of Serbia. Founded at the junction of the Sava and Danube rivers, Pannonian Plain means "white city" in Serbian and this city is, just like its name, spacious, bright and peaceful. Upon arriving, we start our walking tour to get to know the historical city closely by seeing magnificent structures such as the Parliament, Old Palace, National Museum, and the Scale Fountain. We visit the fortress that dominates the confluence of the Danube and Sava rivers. We explore the Clock Tower Gate and the Istanbul and outer gates, the point where the Danube and Sava rivers meet, the Sokullu Mehmet Pasha Fountain, the Damat Ali Pasha Tomb, the Military Open Air Museum, and the Statue of Gratitude to France, with the information provided by our guide. During our free time, those who wish can stroll through Belgrade's “Istiklal Street” on Mihailova Street. At the end of this beautiful day, we settle in our hotel in Belgrade for dinner and accommodation.
Belgrade - Skopje
After having breakfast at our hotel, we head to MACEDONIA's capital SKOPJE. We move to the city center of Skopje, seeing the main square and boulevards of the city, as well as numerous statues and neo-classical buildings built under the Skopje 2014 Project, starting our walking tour in front of Skopje Fortress. First, we visit Mustafa Pasha Mosque, Sulu Han, Murat Pasha Mosque, Tindert Çarşı, Kapan Han, Davut Pasha Hamam, Stone Bridge and other Ottoman architectural works, seeing the Old Bazaar and the modern side of the city at Macedonia Square, where you will also be able to see many statues of significant figures in Macedonian history, including those of Tsar Samuil, Justinian, Philip II, Queen Olympia, Alexander the Great, and the Mother Teresa Memorial House along with the narration of our guide, and you will have plenty of chances to take photos. At the end of the tour, we enjoy dinner at the Old Bazaar, featuring traditional Dafce Grafce (Beans in a Pot) and Skopje Meatballs. After dinner, we head to our hotel. Accommodation in Skopje.
Üsküp - Matka Canyon - Prizren - İzmir After having our breakfast at the hotel, we head to MATKA CANYON, located about 15 km southwest of ÜSKÜP, where the Treska River meets the Vardar River. This canyon, which is listed among the world's 100 natural wonders, is an enchanting place with its tranquility and stunning nature. It resembles a hidden paradise with its unique natural beauties and nearly a thousand different plant species. Here, guests who wish can participate in a boat tour or spend time in the cafes. Afterward, we enter Kosovo and continue to the capital, Pristina, in one of the youngest countries in the world. Here, we visit the tomb of Sultan Murat Hüdavendigar, the first and only Ottoman Sultan who fell in battle. Then we arrive in the charming city of Prizren, nestled at the foot of the Shar Mountains, with the Bistrica River flowing through it. We see the Halveti Tekke, Gazi Mehmet Pasha Bath, and the beautiful Sinan Pasha Mosque, which is one of the finest examples of period architecture. Later, we give free time at the square where the famous Kosovo Meatballs are located so that everyone can taste them. After our guide specifies a meeting time, we head to Skopje Airport, and after completing the necessary passport-check procedures, we take SUN EXPRESS AIRLINES flight at 03:10 direct to İzmir Adnan Menderes Airport. We bid farewell to our valued guests with unforgettable memories, hoping to meet again on another tour.
✅Direct Round-Trip Flight Ticket from Izmir to Skopje / Skopje to Izmir with Sun Express Airlines
✅Airport-Hotel-Airport Transfers and Intercity Bus Transportation
✅All City and Cultural Tours in the Program
✅Included Macedonian Night
✅Included Bosnian Night
✅7 Nights Accommodation in 4-5* Hotels
✅7 Breakfasts (Continental Breakfast) – 6 Dinners (at the hotel or restaurant)
✅Included Blagaj (Sarı Saltuk-Alperenler Lodge) Tour
✅Included St. Naum Monastery, Resen, Bitola Tour
✅Included Montenegro Tour, Budva (Panoramic), Kotor and Perast Town Tour
✅Included Matka Canyon Tour
✅Country - City Entry, Tourist Accommodation Taxes, and Airport Taxes
✅Customs Fees
✅All Highway, Parking, and Check-Point Fees
✅Professional Turkish Guidance and Local Guiding Services
✅Mandatory Professional Liability Insurance
❌International Exit Fee Must Be Paid by Guests to the Relevant Banks Before the Tour with Passport Number.
❌Lunches and Snacks During Breaks
❌Museum and Historical Site and National Park Entrance Fees
❌Ohrid Boat Tour (Optional)
❌All Hotel Extras, All Beverages Purchased at Hotel or Local Entertainment Venues
❌Dubrovnik Tour for Those with Visas or Holders of Green Passports (Subject to Sufficient Participation)