Premium Balkans in Depth

Duration

25 days

Tour Type

Small Group

Accommodations

Unknown

Physical Rating

Light

Guide Language

English

Experience Overview

Unlock the cultural treasure chest of the Balkans on an in-depth Premium adventure from Split to Bucharest. Amazing beaches and sunshine give way to medieval towns and castles as lesser known National Parks provide an incredible mountianous backdrop.

Highlights

Follow a local guide through Diocletian's Palace in Split, where narrow cobblestone streets are lined with pre-Romanesque churches, Gothic chapels and museums.
Spend two nights in Santa Lucia Heritage Hotel – your Feature Stay in Split –located right in the popular Pjaca (also known as the Peoples Square). This gorgeous 1776 building was recently restored and features the la luce terrace, a secret garden and private dining options
Take a scenic steam train ride through Tara National Park’s forests and mountains on a historic railway that forms part of the famous Ciro trail connecting Belgrade and the Adriatic Sea, a Premium Exclusive Experience.
Explore Balkan history, discovering Saxon villages with fairytale scenery, mideivel Old Towns with pretty market squares, and Orthodox monasteries where you'll taste the famous Tvrdos wine made by its monks.
Step into another world as you walk through ancient halls and hear the myths and legends surrounding some of the most impressive castles in Eastern Europe – Bran and Peles.

Trip Details

Duration

25 days

Transportation

Ferry,Private vehicle,Train

Tour Type

Small Group

Guide Language

English

Starts

Split, Bosnia And Herzegovina

Finishes

Bucharest, Bosnia And Herzegovina

Accommodations

Unknown

Travel Style

Explorer

Physical Rating

Light

Itinerary

Day 1: Split

Dobro dosli! Welcome to Croatia. Your adventure begins in Split – right on the Adriatic coast, this is Croatia’s second-largest city. You’ll be collected from the airport and transferred to your hotel when you arrive, ready for your welcome meeting at 6 pm tonight. If you arrive early, you might like to visit the Mestrovic Gallery, which displays the remarkable work of one of Croatia’s greatest sculptors. After the meeting, get to know your fellow travellers and group leader over dinner at one of Split’s local restaurants and maybe try some brudet (a rustic seafood stew) and rozata (a creamy custard pudding). Tonight, you’ll stay in your Feature Stay – Santa Lucia Heritage Hotel in the Pjaca (the most beautiful square in Split).

Included Activities:

Split - Welcome Dinner at Local Restaurant
Complimentary Arrival Transfer

Accommodation:

Santa Lucia Heritage Hotel (Feature Stay) or similar (Number of Nights: 1)

Day 2: Split

This morning, head out on a sustainable Urban Adventure – ‘Unveiling Split’s Living History’. Led by a licensed heritage interpreter, you’ll stroll through the historic streets of Split, discover some of the city's hidden gems and get a glimpse into the lives of the locals. Wander through cobblestoned streets in the footsteps of past emperors and kings and learn about how Split has evolved over the centuries, now embracing eco-friendly initiatives like solar power and waste management. Explore the workshops of local artisans and witness the skill and passion of their creations. This afternoon is free to explore the seaside city at your own pace – maybe find the perfect seafood restaurant with sweeping views of the coast and tuck into some fresh cuisine over a glass of wine. Or, head back to your Feature Stay and chill on the la luce terrace or in the secret garden.

Included Activities:

Split - Walking Tour with Local Guide
Split - Diocletian's Palace Visit

Optional Activities:

Split - Fish Market - Free
Split - Marjan Hill Hike - Free
Split – Highlights of Split Urban Adventure (64 EUR)
Split - City Museum (4 EUR)
Split - Ivan Mestrovic Gallery (12 EUR)
Split - St Domnius Cathedral and Tower (10 EUR)
Split - Ethnographic Museum (3 EUR)
Split - Cellars of the Diocletian's Palace (8 EUR)
Split - Archaeological Museum (8 EUR)
Split - Gallery of Fine Arts (5 EUR)

Accommodation:

Santa Lucia Heritage Hotel (Feature Stay) or similar (Number of Nights: 1)

Day 3: Korcula

Take a morning ferry to Korcula – a gorgeous island off the Dalmatian Coast. When you arrive in the afternoon, head out on a walking tour of Korcula Town with a local guide. See the main sites of this seaside spot and learn about the history of this island, whose population is almost entirely made up of ethnic Croats. Korcula is famed for its folkloric traditions and you’ll get special access to the see the traditional costumes used in local celebrations. After, maybe hit one of the hidden beaches like Vela Przina or Proizd, wander the orange-topped architecture in the Old City or soak up some of the local wine culture among the olive groves.

Included Activities:

Korcula Island - Korcula Town Guided Tour

Accommodation:

Aminess Korcula (Number of Nights: 1)

Day 4: Korcula

Today you’ll head out on a custom-made half-day tour around Korcula. Explore the rich history of the island and visit places that are less impacted by tourism, supporting the local community. First, visit the Ethnographic Museum Barilo in Blato and explore the impressive collection, which includes agricultural tools, ceremonial clothes, traditional costumes, kitchen utensils and handicrafts that give a unique insight into the daily lives of the owners' ancestors. Wander the house and garden, then join your hosts for a tasting of local liqueurs, brandies, arancini, fried almonds and dried figs, prepared according to traditional recipes. After, head to Vela Luka to see the 20,000-year-old Vela Spila archaeological site and cave. Take a short walk over the cave for panoramic views of the archipelago and the bay below, then head to a local village for lunch and a wine tasting of local drops at a small family winery in the hills. 

Included Activities:

Korcula - Local Winery lunch and wine tasting
Korcula - Vela Spila Caves and Archaeological Site
Korcula - Island Tour
Korcula - Blato Ethno House Barilo

Accommodation:

Aminess Korcula (Number of Nights: 1)

Day 5: Korcula

Today is a free day in Korcula. You might like to spend the day lazing at one of the hidden beaches and soak up the sun, taking a dip in the bay. Alternatively, maybe head to another local winery and support the local community by induling in some local cuisine and a glass of wine (or three). Perhaps continue your explorations of the Old Town tonight, taking in the stocky Revelin Tower and impressive defensive walls before stopping for dinner in one of the island’s many restaurants.

Optional Activities:

Korcula - Traditional Moreska Dance Performance (18 EUR)
Korcula – Hop on hop off boat (20 EUR)
Korcula – City Museum (6 EUR)
Korcula - Mljet National Park visit (including the ferry) (55 EUR)

Accommodation:

Aminess Korcula (Number of Nights: 1)

Day 6: Dubrovnik

You’ll begin the journey to Dubrovnik today, stopping at Trsteno along the way – a small village just 20 km away from Dubrovnik. Here, you’ll tuck into a delicious brunch of local products made by a local family on their farm and presented by the famous Croatian chef Katija Paseta. Soak in the garden views and morning sun and then be treated to an olive oil tasting (a bottle of this locally produced kitchen necessity makes for the perfect souvenir!). Visit the arboretum next door – this is the oldest monument of garden architecture and the only arboretum in Croatia that dates back to the 15th century. This is also a Game of Thrones filming location, but is far less crowded with fans than Dubrovnik’s Old Town. As you spot locations you recognise from the show (well away from the tourist crowds), take in the views of the Elaphiti Islands and the Adriatic Sea below. Continue to the medieval walls of Dubrovnik, where you’ll have a free evening to find the best spot for dinner.

Included Activities:

Dubrovnik - City Walls Walk
Trsteno - Arboretum visit
Trsteno - Olive Farm tasting and brunch

Accommodation:

Hotel Lero (Number of Nights: 1)

Day 7: Dubrovnik

Today is free to explore Dubrovnik at your own pace. Maybe visit Rector's Palace to see the ornate Venetian-Gothic architecture or sip a beer on the terrace of one of the city’s cliff bars. Take a Game of Thrones walking tour to a few more filming locations or just people-watch over an espresso. Tonight, you'll be treated to a sunset sail on the Adriatic. On a private boat, sail to the Elafiti Islands, taking in the coastal scenery during golden hour. Go for a couple of swims off the boat, then hit land and visit the fisherman's village of Lopud. Here, you can share your favourite moments from your trip with the group over a farewell dinner of local cuisine. Sail back to Dubrovnik just in time to enjoy the view of Old Town from the sea during sunset and toast to an unforgettable memory with some local wine.

Included Activities:

Dubrovnik - Sunset Sailing Trip

Optional Activities:

Dubrovnik - Discover Game of Thrones Filming Locations Urban Adventure (69 EUR)
Dubrovnik - Lokrum Island Boat Trip (27 EUR)
Dubrovnik - Mt Srd Museum of Croatian War of Independence (4 EUR)
Dubrovnik - War Photography Museum (10 EUR)
Dubrovnik - Mt Srd Cable Car (27 EUR)
Dubrovnik - Rector's Palace (13 EUR)

Accommodation:

Hotel Lero (Number of Nights: 1)

Day 8: Dubrovnik

Enjoy a day at leisure in Dubrovnik. As this is a combination trip, a meeting will take place at your hotel at 6pm this evening to meet your new leader and welcome any new travellers joining you for the next part of your adventure. After your meeting, head out for dinner at a local restaurant showcasing Croatia’s traditional cuisine.

Included Activities:

Dubrovnik - Welcome Dinner

Optional Activities:

Dubrovnik - Rector's Palace (13 EUR)
Dubrovnik - Mt Srd Museum of Croatian War of Independence (4 EUR)
Dubrovnik - Hike up Mt Srd - Free
Dubrovnik - War Photography Museum (10 EUR)
Dubrovnik - Mt Srd Cable Car (27 EUR)
Dubrovnik - Discover Game of Thrones Filming Locations Urban Adventure (69 EUR)
Dubrovnik - Lokrum Island Boat Trip (27 EUR)
Dubrovnik - Dubrovnik Card (1 day local transport & entry to sites) (35 EUR)

Accommodation:

Hotel Lero (Number of Nights: 1)

Day 9: Mostar

Today, you’ll cross the border and travel into Bosnia and Herzegovina, stopping at several scenic destinations along the way. Your first stop is Trebinje, where you’ll join your leader for a walking tour of the compact Old Town and its market square, followed by a stop at an Orthodox monastery to taste the renowned Tvrdos wine. After, head to Mostar, a picturesque old town home to numerous stone millhouses and quaint cobbled streets. But the star attraction is the world famous Stari Most (Old Bridge) which spans the Neretva River connecting the two sides of the city. Find a spot for lunch and then get to know the town in the company of an expert local guide – including why the locals have such a strong connection to coffee.

Included Activities:

Trebinje - Tvrdos Monastery Wine Tasting
Mostar - Guided Tour with Coffee Experience
Trebinje - Walking Tour

Optional Activities:

Mostar - Old Bridge Museum (5 EUR)

Accommodation:

Eden Hotel (Number of Nights: 1)

Day 10: Sarajevo

Leave Mostar this morning and make your way toward Sarajevo, stopping in Konjic along the way. Here, you’ll discover one of the best-kept secrets of former Yugoslavia – Tito's nuclear bunker. Built to protect Yugoslav President Josip Broz Tito and his top military personnel, this military bunker has only recently opened to the public. Step back in time on a guided tour of the bunker and learn about Yugoslav history and what life was like in the not-so-distant past. After exploring the bunker, continue to Sarajevo and settle into your hotel. Then, head out to explore the city with an expert local guide.

Included Activities:

Konjic - Armijska Ratna Komanda ARK D-0 (Tito’s Bunker) tour
Konjic - Orientaton Walk

Accommodation:

Hotel President (Number of Nights: 1)

Day 11: Sarajevo

Head out on an orientation walk through Sarajevo this morning to get to know your surroundings and learn more about this historical city. With some free time to explore at your own pace after, you might taste your way through the market stalls of Bascarsija, visit one of the museums dedicated to the Yugoslav War or take a cable car up Trebevic Mountain for views of the city. Wrap up the day with a home-cooked meal shared with your hosts, Mustafa and Mersiha, who proudly claim their kitchen offers the best views over Sarajevo. Your evening begins with a lesson on making Bosnian pita, followed by a hearty meal of sogan dolma (stuffed onions) and dolam (stuffed paprika). Of course, you’ll get to try your freshly made pita, too!

Included Activities:

Sarajevo – Guided City Tour
Sarajevo - Cooking Demo and Home-made Dinner

Optional Activities:

Sarajevo - Sarajevo Museum (5 BAM)
Sarajevo - Trebević Mountain Cable Car (20 BAM)
Sarajevo - War Tunnel (10 BAM)
Sarajevo - National Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina (8 BAM)

Accommodation:

Hotel President (Number of Nights: 1)

Day 12: Tara National Park

Today, travel to Serbia, with a stop in the small town of Visegrad. Here, a 16th-century bridge that inspired the Nobel Prize winning literary work ‘The Bridge on the Drina’ dominates the horizon. From Visegrad, you’ll head to Drina Canyon for a warm welcome to Serbia – a boat tour with local food tasting. After your scenic lunch, you’ll explore Tara National Park, boarding a steam train in Mokra Gora for a ride through forests and mountains. This stretch of railway is part of the renowned Ciro trail, connecting Belgrade and the Adriatic Sea. Tonight, you’ll stay near the town of Zlatibor in your Feature Stay accommodation – a group of wooden chalets with their own private swimming pools and views of the surrounding countryside.

Included Activities:

Visegrad - Walking Tour
Drina Canyon - Boat Tour
Tara National Park - Steam Train

Accommodation:

Golden Chalets (Number of Nights: 1)

Day 13: Tara National Park

Hop on board the longest gondola ride in the world today – the Gold Gondola, spanning 9000 m (29,530 ft) in length. Take in panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and lakes before exploring the area on foot. After your ride, set off on a hike through the nature of Tornik mountain – the highest point of the Zlatibor Mountains – then drive through the winding roads toward Sirogojno village, known as one of the most beautiful villages in the country and declared as a Cultural Monument of Exceptional Importance in Serbia. Recharge with a lunch break before a special experience in the village meeting local artisans. Check out their pottery, blacksmiths and cooper’s workshops, and basket weaving, then visit the Knitters Museum, where all products are still traditionally handmade. This is your opportunity to buy meaningful souvenirs and support the locals in the community.

Included Activities:

Sirogojno - Village Visit and Artisan Demonstrations.
Zlatibor - Panoramic Gondola Ride

Accommodation:

Golden Chalets (Number of Nights: 1)

Day 14: Belgrade

Leave Zlatibor behind today and head to Belgrade. When you get to arrive, kick off your visit with a walking tour to discover the best of the city, from Republic Square and Knez Mihailova Street to Kalemegam Park and the Belgrade Fortress, where the Danube and Sava Rivers meet. This afternoon is free, so you might like to visit the city market or catch a trolleybus to Zemun – a Bohemian neighbourhood known for its cafes along the riverside promenade. Tonight, you’ll join your group for a farewell dinner as you toast to the end of your trip together.

Included Activities:

Belgrade - Walking Tour

Optional Activities:

Belgrade - Saint Sava Temple - Free
Belgrade - Nikola Tesla Museum (800 RSD)
Belgrade - Ethnographic Museum (300 RSD)
Belgrade - Military Museum (350 RSD)
Belgrade - National Museum (300 RSD)
Belgrade - Danube River Cruise (800 RSD)
Belgrade - Belgrade Fortress - Free
Belgrade - Museum of Yugoslav History (400 RSD)
Belgrade - House of Flowers (400 RSD)

Accommodation:

Hotel Royal Inn (Number of Nights: 1)

Day 15: Belgrade

The day is yours to enjoy Belgrade and all it has to offer, including incredible Turkish coffee at a kafana – these traditional coffee houses date back to the Ottoman era. After an evening meeting with your new local leader and any travellers joining the trip at this point, step out in to Belgrade for dinner at a local restaurant.

Optional Activities:

Belgrade - Military Museum (350 RSD)
Belgrade - Ethnographic Museum (300 RSD)
Belgrade - Nikola Tesla Museum (800 RSD)
Belgrade - Museum of Yugoslav History (400 RSD)
Belgrade - House of Flowers (400 RSD)
Belgrade - Danube River Cruise (800 RSD)
Belgrade - National Museum (300 RSD)

Accommodation:

Mona Plaza Hotel Belgrade or similar (Number of Nights: 1)

Day 16: Timisoara

This morning, travel by private vehicle to Timisoara, crossing the Serbia-Romania border. Timisoara is a park-filled city where an uprising of local people sparked the Romanian Revolution in 1989. This saw the fall of the country’s Communist regime – reflecting the broader political change seen across Eastern Europe at the time. On a guided walking tour, you’ll take in some of Timisoara’s most significant sights – including the grand and aptly named Victory, Liberty and Union Squares – and learn more about the city’s history.

Included Activities:

Timisoara - City Tour

Accommodation:

Hotel Savoy Timisoara (Number of Nights: 1)

Day 17: Sibiu

Head to Sibiu after breakfast, stopping on the way to visit Sarmizegetusa Regia – the capital of the ancient Kingdom of Dacia. Romania’s answer to Stonehenge, Sarmizegetusa Regia was a centre of religious, military and political significance until it was invaded by the Romans in 102 AD. It is now a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the oldest and most mysterious historical sites in Romania. After touring the site with a local guide, continue to Sibiu, where you’ll get acquainted with the cobbled streets and squares on a guided walking tour. Sibiu is known for its creative, bohemian atmosphere, rich history and architecture. Explore what remains of the city’s medieval walls and towers, cross the legend-shrouded Bridge of Lies and take in the grandeur of Brukenthal National Museum before a free evening.

Included Activities:

Sibiu - Evening Walking Tour
Sarmizegetusa Regia - Guided Tour

Accommodation:

Continental Forum Sibiu or similar (Number of Nights: 1)

Day 18: Sibiu

This morning head to the outskirts of the city to explore ASTRA Village Museum. Set across 96 acres surrounding a sparkling lake, this open-air living museum seeks to preserve, showcase and celebrate Romanian folk culture and traditional ways of life. Wander the grounds to discover reconstructed old dwellings, windmills and workshops and learn how Romanian people of centuries past grew food, raised families and made a living. The afternoon is free to visit the Orthodox Cathedral or admire the slightly less imposing (but equally magnificent) Gothic Lutheran church. Alternatively, grab a covrigi (a tasty Romanian pretzel), wander the old town and snap photos of the colourful, Wes Anderson-style architecture.

Included Activities:

Sibiu - ASTRA Village Museum

Optional Activities:

Sibiu - Brukenthal Palace National Museum (50 RON)
Sibiu Museum of Contemporary Art (15 RON)
Sibiu - Holy Trinity Cathedral - Free

Accommodation:

Continental Forum Sibiu or similar (Number of Nights: 1)

Day 19: Coltesti Village

Depart Sibiu and head to Alba Lulia – one of the oldest cities in Romania. It is home to an 18th-century citadel with a history that dates to Roman times. Shaped like a seven-point star, the fortress features a collection of ornate gates and vantage points, as well as numerous museums and cafes. Wander the cobbled streets with an expert guide to hear more about what went on within these ancient walls over the last two millennia. Next, drive to the Trascau Mountains to reach Coltesti and check in to Szekler Mansion – your exclusive Feature Stay. This evening, sit down for a traditional meal which might feature hearty bowls of borsch or goulash, locally made cheese and sarmale (smoky, meat-filled cabbage rolls).

Included Activities:

Alba Lulia - Citadel Tour

Accommodation:

Szekler Mansion (Feature Stay) or similar (Number of Nights: 1)

Day 20: Sighisoara

On your way to Sighisoara today, stop off at the Turda Salt Mine. This huge subterranean space was renovated and opened to the public in the early 1990s and resembles an alien planet or a Bond villain’s lair. Don’t forget to pack a sweatshirt – it gets chilly 119 m down! When you resurface, head to the nearby town Medias, where you can catch a glimpse of the Trumpeter Tower, a medieval structure with a distinctive tilt. Finish your journey in the UNESCO World Heritage site of Sighisoara – your home for the next two nights and the birthplace of Vlad the Impaler, the historical figure and inspiration behind Bram Stoker’s Dracula. Explore the colourful streets of Sighisoara’s old town on a guided walk and then enjoy a free evening.

Included Activities:

Turda - Salt Mines Tour
Sighisoara - Walking Tour

Accommodation:

Fronius Residence or similar (Number of Nights: 1)

Day 21: Sighisoara

Start your day by visiting the UNESCO World Hertiage site Biertan, home to a 15th century fortified church perched high on a hill in the centre of town. Then, drive to Malancrav for lunch in a bucolic setting – the Saxon village was once owned by one family, the Apafis, and populated with German farmers. Maybe see the Apafi Mansion and the 14th-century church that features the oldest wall paintings in Transylvania. Head back to Sighisoara after your sightseeing and spend the rest of the day exploring as you wish.

Included Activities:

Malancrav - Village Stop
Medias - Town Stop
Biertan - Town Stop

Accommodation:

Fronius Residence or similar (Number of Nights: 1)

Day 22: Brasov

After breakfast, set off for Brasov, making a pit stop at hilltop Rupea Fortress along the way. The restored citadel’s steep and rocky pathways spiral up to the highest point, offering sweeping views over the surrounding fields. Next, you'll visit Bran Castle – perhaps Romania’s most famous attraction, given its associations with the tale of Count Dracula. Vampire myths aside (it was never actually home to Vlad the Impaler or Bram Stoker), the forested surroundings and lofty location of this 14th-century castle is a great setting. This evening you’ll reach Brasov and have dinner together at a local restaurant.

Included Activities:

Rupea - Fortress Stop
Bran Castle - Tour

Accommodation:

Hotel Ambient or similar (Number of Nights: 1)

Day 23: Brasov

Your tour of Romanian castles continues with Peles. Built in the late 19th century, the neo-Renaissance creation is even more extravagant on the inside than it is on the outside. Return to Brasov and, in the afternoon, join your leader for a walk, learning about the city’s most notable sights. You’ll see the remnants of the old medieval fortifications, the Black Church – damaged in the 1689 Great Fire but now restored – and the wedge-shaped Council Square, lined with historic buildings. Round the day off with the Romanian sweet treat of chimney cake (or kurtoskolacs as the locals call it).

Included Activities:

Brasov - Walking Tour
Peles - Castle Visit
Brasov - Chimney Cake Tasting

Accommodation:

Hotel Ambient or similar (Number of Nights: 1)

Day 24: Bucharest

Today, you have a free morning in Brasov. Maybe seek out tiny String Street, which is 44 inches at its narrowest point or indulge in some Romanian sweet treats like papanasi (a sweet cream doughnut topped with blueberry jam). Depart the city and head for lunch in the Prahova Valley, where you’ll tour a local winery known for its sparkling rose in the mountain town of Azuga. Hit the road one last time, reaching Bucharest in the late afternoon.

Included Activities:

Azuga - Winery Tour and Tasting with Lunch

Accommodation:

Hotel Continental Forum Bucuresti or similar (Number of Nights: 1)

Day 25: Bucharest

Your adventure comes to an end after breakfast. If you’d like to spend some more time in Bucharest, just speak to your booking agent ahead of time to organise additional accommodation.

Optional Activities:

Bucharest - Village Museum (30 RON)
Bucharest - Bike Tour (25 EUR)
Bucharest - Former Ceausescu Residence (65 RON)
Bucharest - Romanian Athenaeum (10 RON)
Bucharest - Palace of Parliament Tour (60 RON)
Bucharest - Urban Adventures Bohemian Bucharest Markets and Mahallas Tour (75 EUR)

Exclusions

Flights to and from origin and destinations
Airport transfers (arrival and departure)
Anything else not explicitly listed in tour inclusions
Recommended gratuities/tipping
Optional activities/tours
Personal expenses
Travel insurance
Visas, meals and beverages not stated in the list of inclusions.

Important Information

Meals

When meals are not included, your tour leader (where available) will be happy to help with restaurant recommendations, bookings, and directions. Please let us know if you have any dietary needs or preferences. We willdo our best to accommodate these, though we cannot guarantee that every request can be met.

Luggage

You are responsible for your personal belongings throughout the tour. You will need to carry your own bags between the vehicle and your hotel room. Drivers will assist with loading and unloading luggage from the vehicle.

Mobility

Travellers requiring wheelchair access should contact our sales and service team, who can make enquiries on your behalf.

Fitness Level

This tour requires an Average level of fitness. Activities are paced gently and include leisure time. You may be expected to join guided walks of up to one hour, navigate short stairways and mild inclines, and manage your own luggage. You should also be able to board and exit all transport without assistance.

Travellers are expected to be self-sufficient and capable of handling all aspects of their journey. Please discuss your circumstances and support needs with your booking agent to confirm this trip is suitable.

If you are unsure, we recommend consulting your doctor before booking or travelling. (Note: I assume each tour has a different description depending on level of fitness required).

Sightseeing

If a planned site visit is unavailable due to changes in operating hours or holiday closures, the itinerary may be altered, or a comparable activity will be substituted where possible and subject to availability.

Visas

Visa conditions can change. Once you receive your travel documents, check with the relevant embassy, consulate, or immigration office of your destination for the latest information.

It is your responsibility to ensure you have the correct and valid travel documents and to comply with all entry requirements.
Non-Australian citizens must also confirm visa and identification requirements with the appropriate consulate or visa agency.
Certain occupations (for example, journalists, government officials, or those working in charities) may face additional restrictions when applying for visas, which could affect the type of application required.

Departure Dates & Surcharges: See checkout for live dates and availability.

AUD $15,890

(Tour only)

Per Person Twin Share

Duration: 25 days

Trip Type: Small Group

Activity Level: Light

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