III DAY                 Breakfast. Half day Sarajevo city tour. Sightseeing: Bascarsija-the oldest part of Sarajevo dating from XVI c with tipical oriental look and charm; many traditional trade workshops with beautiful and unique souvenirs, Gazi-Husref Beg’s Mosque (the most important and beautiful in Bosnia), Bosra Bezistan – covered old bazaar, Kursumlija Medressa – old Islamic School, Ferhadija – pedestrian street dating from the Austrohungarian times (XIX c), Roman-chatolic Chatedral Jesus Hart, Ortodox chatedral church, Miljacka River banks, Latin Bridge with the spot of famous assasination which was a cause of WWI (1918; assasination of austrian prince Ferdinand), Inat (Despite) House, Tzar’s Mosque. Lunch in traditional kebab house in Bascarsija. In the afternoon hours going to Ilidza district and visit to Bosna River Springs – beautiful nature reservate with litle lakes and waterfalls. From Ilidza to Bosna Springs driving through platan alley with horse carriages. Return to the hotel. Dinner & Overnight.

IV DAY                 Breakfast. Checkout from the hotel. Departure to Jajce. On the way, We will visit Bosnian Pyramids in Visoko and old town Travnik. In Travnik sightseeing of old medieval city centre with colorful bazaars and old stone houses. Visit to locality Plava Voda (The Blue Water) – spring. Lunch in traditional bosnian restaurant. Coffee brake at famous and asttonish „Latvina Kahva“. In the city We will show two unique Sahat Kule (Clock towers) and old mosques. Continue of travel to Jajce town. Arrival at afternoon hours. Hotel accommodation. Dinner & Overnight. 135 km

VI DAY                 Breakfast. Sightseeing of old town: Stone Bridge over Neretva River – one of the most beautiful on the Balkan (XVI c; Turks), Stara Carsija – old oriental part with many bazaars... Lunch in the hotel. In the afternoon hours, half day excursion to Medjugorje – biggest pilgrimage site in this part of Balkan (Roman-chatolic Church of Holly Mother). Visit to old medieval town Pocitelj. Sightseeing: Fortress, Hadzi-Alija’s Mosque, Clock Tower. Return to Mostar. Dinner & Overnight. 80 km

 

III DAY                 Breakfast. Full day excursion to Travnik. Side visit of Visoko town where a few years ago archaeologists came to spektakularnog findings – The Bosnian Pyramids. Sightseeing: Pyramid of Son and the Moon. Continue of travel to Travnik. Arrival at noon hours. Sightseeing of old medieval city centre with colorful bazaars and old stone houses. Visit to locality Plava Voda (The Blue Water) – spring. Lunch in traditional bosnian restaurant. Coffee brake at famous and asttonish „Latvina Kahva“. In the city We will show two unique Sahat Kule (Clock towers) and old mosques. Return to Sarajevo. Dinner & Overnight. 180 km

IV DAY                 Breakfast. Checkout from the hotel. Two hours guided visit of National Museum. Departure to Mostar. Short visit to old town Konjic. Sightseeing of old stone Bridge over Neretva River. Going to Jablanica and lunch in traditional bosnian restaurant (lamb meat). Continue of traveling across beautiful landscapes of Herzegovina. Arrival in Mostar in afternoon hours. Hotel accommodation. Free time for relax. Dinner & Overnight. 125 km

VI DAY                 Breakfast. Checkout from the hotel. Dubrovnik city tour with sightseeing: Dodge’s Palace, Babin Kuk – oldest part of medieval town, old stone houses, Riva – Stradun, etc. Lunch in traditional Dalmatian restaurant. End of programe.

 

III DAY                 Breakfast. Checkout from the hotel. Travel through the picturesque regions of central Serbia – Sumadija region (Forest country). Visit city of Topola and sighseeing: Oplenac Hill with Karadjordjevic Mausoleum – St. George Church – splendid mosaics and Royal crypt. Visit to the King’s Petar House – a little Museum of Karadjordjevic Dynasty. Going to the centre of Topola nad visit to the Karadjordje’s Town with old Court and Holly Mary Church. Lunch in traditional Sumadija’s restaurant. Continuation of travel across beautiful region of river Morava. Panoramic view of medieval Fortress in Golubac on the entrance of Djerdap National Park in Danube region. Visit to the Lepenski Vir archeological Site. Short drive to Donji Milanovac and accommodation in hotel „Lepenski Vir“***+. Rest. At 20.00h dinner in nice hotel restaurant. Overnight. 250 km

IV DAY                 Breakfast. Checkout from the hotel. Travel through the most lovely sector of Danube Gorge in Djerdap National Park. Panoramic overview of sights called Veliki (The Big) and Mali (The Small) Kazan (Copper), „The Door of Europe“, The head of Dakija’s God Decebal which are engrave into the cliff of Mountain, Hidrocentrale „Djerdap I“, Roman localities of Diana and Tabula Traiana. Arrival in Kladovo city about 13.00h. Accommodation in hotel „Aquastar Danube“****. Lunch. In the aftrenoon hours going to one hour boat trip over the Danube with sightseeing of Roman sites of Pontes Traiana. Dinner at 20.00h in the hotel. Overnight. 70 km

VI DAY                 Breakfast. Checkout from the hotel. City tour (2 hours): Cele kula (tower made from human skulls – monument of Turkish mostruose crime), Turkish Fortress, Mediana – roman archeological site; the birth place of grate roman imperor Constantine; etc. Lunch in traditional restaurant. Departure to Belgrade. Driving across highway. Arrival in Belgrade at late afternoon hours. Hotel accommodation. Going to Sava port and night cruise over Dunav and Sava rivers with dinner and music programe. Return to the hotel. Overnight. 230 km

SARAJEVO – Where even strangers can feel at home. Neither geographically expansive nor charaterised by large buildings, the city retains a prticular, arresting charm with its abundance of busy cafe’s and abiding tradition of hospitality. Sarajevo’s Bascarsija (Old Town) – maybe hard to pronounce but it is certainly one of the most impressive and charming market centres in the Balkan. Bascarsija has been a trading and meeting place since the 15th century as caravans from Asia Minor, Dubrovnik and the west met here to trade their wares.

MOSTAR – Beautiful medieval town, set in the valley of the Neretva River. The old Mostar bridge is a UNESCO World heritage site and a mayor tourist destination in this part of Bosnia (Herzegovina). It was completed in 1566 after nine years of planning and building. The bridge was destroyed as a result of the conflict in Bosnia and opened in 2004. The cobbled old town, called Kujundziluk, stretches down both sides of The Old Bridge and is filled with small shops selling carpets, jewellery, traditional garments, scarves and pipes.

MEDJUGORJE – in 1981 six teenagers were playing in the hills between villages of Medjugorje and Bijakovci. It was there where the Mother Mary appeared to them and spoke to them. Since then, it is estimated that over 15 milion people have visited that tiny place. Regardless of one’s believes it is an interesting story...

NEUM – Although its only a tiny strip of the gorgeus Adriatic, Neum has become a major seaside resort. Ideally located between Split and Dubrovnik, and just a short distance to Mostar and Medjugorje, Neum is an inexpensive holiday spot for fun and the sun.

SUTJESKA NATIONAL PARK – Sutjeska is one of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s oldest parks. It is famous for the Partizans victory over the Germans in WW II and there are large stone monuments commemorating the event. It hosts one of the last two remaining primeval forests in Europe, called Perucica. Skakavac waterfall can be seen from the look-out point – this seventy five metre plus waterfall is dwarfed by the massive blanket of green trees that cover the valley.

ü Sarajevo’s cevapi/kebab – national speciallity which made from veal mincemeat

ü Pite – famous bosnian pies with cheese, meat, herbs...

ü Bosnian Pot – vegetable with meat cooked on open fire

ü Sljivovica –alchocolic strong rakija made from plumbs

ü Hercegovina vines – very quality red vines

ü Turkish coffee – domestc coffee with strong taste and it’s serving with rahatluk in small cup called „fildzan“

ü Beautiful bosnian love songs called Sevdalinka (sevdah=soul)

 

Bascarsija (means Head districk) is one of the most beautiful orient part of Sarajevo and have unique atmosphere of past times. You can here sound of hammersmiths, enjoy in turkish coffee, taste of famous kebabs, see spectacular Gazi-Husref Beg’s Mosque, buy some hand made souvenirs...

Between Visegrad and Gorazde in eastern part of Bosnia. With the construction of a high dam near Visegrad, the old railway that conected east Bosnia to Sarajevo was flooded. Local residents got the idea to bring this old communications route to function somehow, so they prposed to the EU the idea of an aquatic train. They managed to built a brand new boat in the form of train which now offers tourists fantastic ride throughout these amazing canyon lands. Ramps and docks were set up along the entire route, where is possible to stop for coffee, lunch, fishing, swimming, or enjoy in the fish meal on the boat.

Travnik is also called European Istanbul, and it’s only 90 kms from Sarajevo. Cafes and restaurants line the crystal clear stream that runs through the middle of this favourite gathering spot. The folks from Travnik claim that they have the best cevapi (kebab) in the country. Freshwater trout is also a speciality as is hand ground coffee from Lutvina’s Kahva.

Lie abou 35 kms from Mostar in Hercegovina. This is an unique place with asttonish beauty. From high of 25 metres water of Trebizat River falls and bring uncredible scenes!

In the heart of Sarajevo, in Bascarsija district, You will find a piece of Orient in Bagdad caffe. Unique atmosphere, nargilas, domestic turkish caffee, rahatluk... Ideal place to rest on the way of your explore through Bascarsija.