Proudly guarding the Danube, the once twin cities of Buda and Pest show off every architectural style from Baroque to Art Nouveau. With its rickety trams and turn-of-the-century feel you’ll be charmed by its past while you cure your hangover at the multitude of hot baths.

Highlights

    Relax in the 15th Century thermal spas

    Take panoramic photos from the scenic Buda castle

    Go to Sziget rock and indie festival in August

    Bus to Novi Sad – 7 hours

Novi Sad is Belgrade’s little sister. Smaller but no less buzzing, the city centre is as beautiful as it is ancient. Beer is cheap and plentiful, and friendly bars line the pavements. That’s aside from the the Petrovaradin Fortress, which is home to EXIT festival and its 200,000 revellers every July!

Highlights

    Visit the beautiful beach by the Danube

    Admire the ancient architecture and views

    Check out the cheap beer and amazing local bars

    Bus to Belgrade – 2 hours

The capital of Serbia won’t disappoint you. Visitors from surrounding countries come here for the all-night party scene and friendly atmosphere. Tourists also come to see the world’s largest Orthodox church or just wander around the bohemian town centre of a bygone era.

Highlights

    Visit the 18th Century Belgrade Fortress

    Climb the cobbled streets of Skadarlija

    Float down the Danube on the splavovi party boats

    Bus to Sarajevo – 7.5 hours

Immerse yourself in the culture clash that is Sarajevo, with its bustling markets, colourful streets and friendly people. This historic city has a distinctly Turkish feel, adding to its unique atmosphere. They say no one ever visits Sarajevo just once – you’ll leave understanding why!

Highlights

    Wander round the Ottoman quarter & explore the Turkish Bazaar

    Take a tour with a local guide to find out about the city’s turbulent history

     Sample crazy Bosnian nightlife (with some compulsory Rakja)

    Bus to Mostar – 5 hours

Mostar is a bucket list destination. It’s Bosnia at its most beautiful. The famous bridge which links two sides of the river was destroyed in the war, but it’s been carefully rebuilt to its former glory since then. Discover once war-torn town built itself back up – you’d never know from it’s friendly people, beautiful buildings and amazing food and drink.

Highlights

    See the famous Mostar Bridge

    Visit the mosque that sits above the river Neretva

    Shop for handmade crafts in the bazaar

    Bus or Private Transfer to Kotor – 6 hours

Nestled amongst the mountains and hidden from the ocean behind a stunning bay, Kotor is framed by mountains for spectacular views to rival any other. Relax by the crystal clear waters or just wander round the old town and drink local wine. It’s an idyllic place to chill out after a busy few days.

Highlights

    Hire a boat and sail round the beautiful Kotor bay

    Take a trip out to the beautiful Lovcen National Park just a few miles away

    Take the bus to Perast and visit Our Lady of the Rocks monastery

    Bus to Dubrovnik – 3 hours

Dubrovnik is an absolute pearl with its wonderful marble streets and Baroque buildings, totally recovered after being bombed in 1991. You won’t be anything but awe-struck at its beauty, a medieval city perched against the Adriatic and positively beaming with charm.

Highlights

    Take a Game of Thrones Tour to discover Kings Landing

    Enjoy fresh sea food in the paved courtyards of the old town

    Sip cocktails at the Hard Jazz Café