Days 1 & 2 Budapest
Budapest's grand architecture and boulevards evoke a time gone by, while glamorous stores and glitzy restaurants make this one of Europe's truly great cities.

Days 3 & 4 Osijek
Osijek, with its enchanting medieval citadel, is located along the banks of the Drava. The city's reputation as Croatia's gastronomic capital is well represented by its many riverside cafes.

Day 5 Novi Sad
Novi Sad is an interesting mixture of old Serbian cultural heritage, Austro-Hungarian architecture and scenic beauty. The city is surrounded by fertile farms and vineyards, framed by verdant hills.

Days 6 & 7 Belgrade
Belgrade is one of the oldest cities in Europe, and while it has had a long and tumultuous history, its beauty and cultural nous will charm visitors on every level.

Days 8 - 10 Sarajevo/Mostar
Sarajevo has emerged from the rubble of war to become a cultural hotspot - and one of Europe's most popular travel destinations. Mostar's Old Bridge, beautifully restored after its sad destruction, is but one drawcard in this picturesque city that's brimming with culture and history.

Day 11 Ostrog Monastery
Built into the side of a rocky mountain in the 17th century, Ostrog Monastery is a stunning place of pilgrimage for Orthodox Christians and travellers alike.

Days 12 & 13 Kotor
Nestled among rocky mountains on the shores of the Mediterranean, Kotor is a delightful city with a beautifully-preserved medieval town.

Days 14 & 15 Dubrovnik
The undisputed jewel of the Dalmatian Coast, Dubrovnik is a beautiful white stone town that is picturesque, full of character and surrounded entirely by city walls.

Welcome to the Balkans - where East meets West and new merges almost seamlessly with old. Over the centuries people have travelled to this region of Eastern Europe for its fertile soil, natural resources and healing waters. This enchanting land, which has remained virtually untouched by tourism, boasts rich tradition, vibrant culture and mouth-watering cuisine. With historical attractions in Budapest, nightlife in Belgrade, Montenegro's Ostrog Monastery and lively Dubrovnik city, this adventure tour is delightfully different.

• 5 breakfasts, 1 dinner
• Bus, Minibus, Private Bus, Taxi, Train, Tram
• City walls walk, Cooking class/dinner, Guided tour Belgrade, Guided tour Sarajevo, Honey Museum, Mostar day trip

• Cross the Chain Bridge in Budapest
• Spy curious wildlife in Kopacki Rit Nature Park
• Sip Serbian wine at a family-run vineyard
• Experience Belgrade's famous nightlife
• Be humbled by ruins in Mostar city
• Visit Montenegro's Ostrog Monastery and mingle with pilgrims
• Admire the Adriatic Sea from Dubrovnik's city walls

Guesthouse (2 nts)
Hostel (2 nts)
Hotel (6 nts)
Monastery (1 nt)
Pension (3 nts)

• Allow EUR €375 for meals not included.
• Ages: Min 12.
• Expect some culture shock. You will be exposed to signs of poverty and access to services may be sporadic. The food will be quite different to home and English speakers harder to find. Respecting the local culture will make it easier to fit in and really experience the location.
• Group size: Min 1, Max 12.
  A Single Supplement is available on this trip, please ask for more information.
• Please ask your Vacations To Go travel counselor for more information.

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