A comprehensive tour that combines cities where the Ottoman heritage is most vividly preserved, historic UNESCO-listed cities, and striking Adriatic coastlines on a single route. Starting from Kosovo and extending through North Macedonia, Albania, and Montenegro to Bosnia and Herzegovina, this itinerary features iconic cities such as Prizren, Ohrid, Tirana, Kotor, Mostar, and Sarajevo.
Round-trip flight tickets, all dinners, 5 nights of accommodation, private bus, and Turkish guide are included in the tour price. A personal and comfortable travel experience is offered with limited capacity.
Both flights are included in the tour price. Additionally, you do not need to purchase plane tickets separately.
750 Euro per person price. Secure your spot with a 25% down payment at the time of reservation; complete your payment on September 24, 2026.
| Date | Rate | Amount (per person) |
|---|---|---|
| At Time of Reservation — Down Payment / Reservation Security | %25 | 187.50 Euro |
| September 24, 2026 — Final Payment | %75 | 562.50 Euro |
| Total | %100 | 750 Euro |
Places to Visit: Macedonia, Kosovo, Albania, Montenegro, Sarajevo
Our journey begins with an AJet flight (VF101) departing from Istanbul Sabiha Gökçen at 09:50 in the morning; we arrive in Pristina, the capital of Kosovo, at 10:30. Our first stop is the tomb of Sultan I. Murad Hüdavendigâr, who fell as a martyr in the Battle of Kosovo Field. Then we move to Prizren, an Ottoman heritage city built along the banks of the Bistrica River: at 12:00, we explore the historic heart of the city, Şadırvan Square, the stone bridge Taş Köprü, and the Sinan Paşa Mosque dating back to the 16th century. At 17:30, we arrive in Skopje and take a city tour stretching from Macedonia Square to the banks of the Vardar River, across the Stone Bridge to the Old Turkish Bazaar. In the evening at 20:00, we have dinner (included) featuring selections from Macedonian cuisine at a local restaurant.
Accommodation: Skopje – Bushi Hotel 5* or similar · Dinner: Included · Lunch: Free · Distance: ~185 km
Note: The hotels mentioned in the program are not definitive; accommodation will be provided in these or similar hotels, and hotel assignments may vary.
We start the day with breakfast at the hotel (included) at 08:00. At 09:00, we take a walk and enjoy a nature break in the Matka Canyon carved by the Treska River; boat tours are also available for those who wish, but they are optional and extra charge. At 11:00, we move to Kalkandelen and visit the Alaca Mosque, one of the most visually striking Ottoman mosques in the Balkans, famous for its pen-work embroidery. By 13:00, we are in Bitola: the historic Military Idadi where Atatürk received his education and Şirok Street await us. At 16:00, we arrive at the shores of Lake Ohrid, a UNESCO heritage site, enjoying free time and savoring the sunset views. Dinner is served by the lake at 20:00 (included); we recommend trying the region's specialty, Ohrid trout.
Accommodation: Ohrid – Hotel Belvedere 4* or similar · Dinner: Included · Highlights: Matka, Alaca Mosque, Atatürk Idadi · Distance: ~230 km
After breakfast (included) at 08:00, we head to Sveti Naum in the southern part of Lake Ohrid at 09:00; there we visit the monastery and the source where the Black Drin originates. Then we cross into Albania, so please keep your passport ready. At 14:00, we take a panoramic drive through Tirana, the capital of Albania: our route includes the statue of Skanderbeg in Skanderbeg Square, the 18th-century Ethem Bey Mosque, and the National History Museum with its mosaic facade. Dinner (included) is served in Shkodra at 20:00.
Accommodation: Shkodra – Rozafa Hotel 4* or similar · Dinner: Included · Border crossing: Albania · Distance: ~260 km
We start early today to see Montenegro’s most beautiful spots: early breakfast (included) at 07:30, followed by a stop at Sveti Stefan at 08:30. We view the medieval village on the islet from a panoramic photo viewpoint. At 10:30, we explore the Citadel in Budva, an ancient walled city on the Adriatic coast (Stari Grad), and take a walk along the beach. By 13:00, we arrive at Kotor, the UNESCO-listed Walled City in the Bay of Kotor; we visit the Romanesque Cathedral of St. Tryphon dating back to 1166, and those who wish can climb the castle walls (optional, additional fee). Dinner (included) is served at 20:00 in Trebinje. Today we cross from Montenegro into Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Accommodation: Trebinje – Leotar Hotel 4* or similar · Dinner: Included · Border crossings: Montenegro → Bosnia and Herzegovina · Distance: ~190 km
After breakfast (included) at 08:00, we arrive at Mostar on the UNESCO list at 09:00, visiting the Stari Most Bridge built by a student of Mimar Sinan; we also visit the Koski Mehmet Pasha Mosque and the historic bazaar. At 12:00, we see the 16th-century dervish lodge, Blagaj Alperenler Tekkesi, located on the rock from which the Buna River originates. At 14:00, we take a photo stop in front of the 17th-century Ottoman-era IV. Mehmet Bridge in Konjic. At 17:00, we are in Sarajevo, “the Jerusalem of Europe”: visiting Başçarşı, Gazi Hüsrev Bey Mosque, and Bedesten during our tour. Dinner (included) at a local restaurant at 20:00.
Accommodation: Sarajevo – Hotel Holiday 4* or similar · Dinner: Included · Highlights: Stari Most, Blagaj Tekke, Başçarşı
Our last morning begins with breakfast at 08:30 (included). At 09:30, we have free time in Baščaršija: you can do your final shopping or take a break for Bosnian coffee. We check out of the hotel at 12:30 and transfer to Sarajevo Airport (SJJ). We depart on AJet flight VF98 at 14:15 and arrive at Istanbul Sabiha Gökçen Airport at 18:05; the tour ends here.
Breakfast: Included · Program: Free time → airport transfer