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8 Days , 3 Countries , 4 Cities
Uncover the Hidden Gems of Croatia, Albania & Macedonia! Discover Stunning Landscapes & Rich Cultural Heritage. Explore Now!
Stunning Ohrid Lake instills one with stillness as much as Ohrid town, one of the oldest human settlements in Europe, instills wonder. Colorful peacocks stand guard around St. Naum Monastery on the chore of Ohrid Lake.
Croatia, Albania & Macedonia: Exploring the Gems of the Balkans
The Balkans, a region steeped in history and natural beauty, is home to some of Europe’s hidden gems. Among these, Croatia, Albania, and Macedonia are fascinating destinations that offer a perfect blend of historical landmarks, picturesque landscapes, and vibrant cultures. You’ll take a journey through these three enchanting countries, exploring their unique attractions, rich heritage, and warm hospitality.
Croatia: Where History Meets the Adriatic
Dubrovnik – The Pearl of the Adriatic
Nestled along the Adriatic Sea, Dubrovnik is a UNESCO World Heritage site renowned for its well-preserved medieval walls, cobblestone streets, and terracotta-roofed buildings. A stroll through the Old Town offers a glimpse into Croatia’s historical past, while the azure waters and stunning coastal views leave visitors in awe.
Plitvice Lakes National Park – Nature’s Masterpiece
Nature enthusiasts will find paradise in Plitvice Lakes National Park. With its cascading waterfalls, crystal-clear lakes, and lush greenery, this national park is a haven for hikers and photographers alike. The interconnected boardwalks provide an up-close encounter with nature’s grandeur.
Diocletian’s Palace – Roman Magnificence
In the heart of Split stands Diocletian’s Palace, an ancient Roman complex that has stood the test of time. The palace’s underground chambers, ancient temples, and towering columns make it a fascinating historical site.
2. Albania: A Land of Contrasts
The Albanian Riviera – Sun-Kissed Bliss
Blessed with pristine beaches and crystal-clear waters, the Albanian Riviera is a coastal paradise waiting to be discovered. Towns like Saranda and Ksamil offer relaxation, while Himara and Dhermi beckon adventure seekers with water sports and hiking opportunities.
Gjirokastër – The Stone City
Gjirokastër, a UNESCO-protected town, is famous for its well-preserved Ottoman architecture. Its cobbled streets, historic houses, and imposing fortress transport visitors to a bygone era.
Lake Ohrid – Where Culture and Nature Unite
Straddling the border between Albania and Macedonia, Lake Ohrid is one of Europe’s oldest and deepest lakes. Its shores are dotted with ancient churches and monasteries, making it a cultural and natural significance site.
Macedonia: A Land of Ancient Wonders
Skopje – The Capital of Statues
Skopje, the capital city, is a blend of old and new. Colossal statues and neoclassical buildings coexist here, creating a unique urban landscape. The Stone Bridge and Kale Fortress add historical charm to the city.
Lake Ohrid – A Shared Treasure
As mentioned earlier, Lake Ohrid is not confined to Albania alone; its Macedonian side also boasts ancient churches and a serene ambiance that captivates every visitor.
Matka Canyon – Nature’s Hidden Jewel
Located near Skopje, Matka Canyon offers a delightful escape into nature. Kayaking through its emerald waters and exploring the hidden caves make for an unforgettable adventure.
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PRICES
Starting from $2,240 per person
Price per person in double occupancy
The rate is based on 4-star accommodation
Price excluding international flights
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GALLERY
HIGHLIGHT
What’s Included?
- 7- Night hotel accommodation in double/twin room in 4* hotels on a BB basis
- Private airport transfers
- Private car throughout the tour and driver’s accommodation
- Guided walking tour of Dubrovnik
- Visit Kotor and Perast, Ohrid, Shkoder and Cavtat
- Entrances to Skanderberg Museum Kruja, Ethnographic Museum of Kruja, Rozafa Castle in Shkoder
- Oyster tasting in Ston
- Wine tasting at a local winery in Peljesac
- A boat ride and church visit on Our Lady of the Rocks islet
- Enjoy the silk production presentation
Sightseeing Highlights Included
- Exploring the famous medieval Dubrovnik, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
- Shellfish lunch on a boat in Mali Ston
- Visit Kotor, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
- Boat tour to islet Our Lady of the Rocks in Kotor Bay
- City tour of Tirana, the capital city of Albania
- Tour of beautiful Ohrid, one of the oldest settlements in Europe, dating back to the 7th century
- Visit the monastery of St. Neum in Ohrid
- Enjoy the breathtaking view of Skada and Rozafa fort, situated on a cliff above the town