Along The Roman Roads Of Balkans Tour

Country:	Bosnia And Herzegovina
City:	Sarajevo
Duration:	6 Day(s) - 5 Night(s)
Tour Category:	Heritage Tours
Departure Date:	Thu 01 Jan '99

Package Itinerary

SARAJEVO – MOSTAR - DUBROVNIK

3 nights in Sarajevo, 2 nights in Dubrovnik

Itinerary

DAY 1: SARAJEVO - Arrival

Depending on the time of arrival, hotel accommodation, panoramic City View, and guided tour. Dinner. Overnight.

09:00

DAY 2: SARAJEVO - Locco

Breakfast. After breakfast, City Tour with a professional guide. Break for lunch by a wish. In the afternoon visit War tunnel, and River Bosna Spring. Dinner at the hotel. Overnight.

Day - Recommended sportswear and casual wear and shoes

08:00

DAY 3: SARAJEVO – MOSTAR - DUBROVNIK

12:00

Breakfast. After breakfast, a continuation of the tour of Sarajevo and departure to Mostar. Departure to Mostar (48 km / 1 h). Arrival at Mostar and City Tour with a professional guide. Tour will continue to Dubrovnik.
Arrival and overnight in hotel.

Recommended sportswear and casual wear and shoes

10:00

DAY 4: DUBROVNIK - Locco

16:00

Breakfast. After breakfast City tour with a guide. Dinner. Overnight

Day- Recommended sportswear and casual wear and shoes

09:00

DAY 5: DUBROVNIK - SARAJEVO

17:00

Breakfast. After breakfast, departure to Trebinje (30 km / 30 min).
Upon arrival, City tour with guide cca. 1 hrs.
Continuation to Tjentište ( 110 km / 2 hrs).
Tour with a guide, and free time cca. 2 hrs. Departure to Sarajevo ( 90 km / 2 hrs).
Arrival in Sarajevo and accommodation in hotel. Dinner. Overnight.

Cca 1 to 1.5 h per destination

Sportswear

DAY 6: SARAJEVO - DEPARTURE

17:00

Breakfast. After breakfast preparations for departure. Departure.

Know More About Sarajevo:

Ringed by mountains, Sarajevo is a singular city with an enticing East-meets-West vibe all of its own. It was once renowned as a religious melting pot, earning it the epithet 'the Jerusalem of Europe'. Within a few blocks, you can still find large Catholic and Orthodox cathedrals, Ashkenazi and Sephardic synagogues, and numerous mosques. However, the Jewish population was decimated during WWII and Sarajevo is now a divided city, with most of the Orthodox Christians living in Istočno Sarajevo (East Sarajevo) on the Republika Srpska side.

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