Breakfast at the accommodations

Full-day guided tour of Zagreb, including the historic Upper Town and Lower Town

Visit key attractions such as St. Mark's Church, Zagreb Cathedral, and the Croatian National Theatre

Explore the local markets and sample traditional Croatian cuisine

Optional evening activity: Attend a traditional folklore performance or cultural event. 

Overnight stay in  Zagreb.

 Breakfast at the accommodations

Depart from Zagreb and travel to Plitvicka Sela

En route, make a stop at Plitvice Lakes National Park

Explore the park's stunning natural beauty and cascading waterfalls

Meet with the local Serb community and learn about their projects and challenges

Check into accommodations in Plitvicka Sela and have free time in the evening

Breakfast at the accommodations

Depart from Plitvicka Sela and travel to Split

Meet with Novosti, a local Serb newspaper in Croatia, to discuss their work and the Serb minority issues

Guided tour of Split, including the UNESCO-listed Diocletian's Palace and other historical sites

Free time in the evening to explore Split's vibrant nightlife and enjoy local cuisine. Overnight stay in Split.

After breakfast, bid farewell to Dubrovnik and continue your journey towards Mostar.

• Take in the picturesque landscapes as you travel along the stunning Adriatic coastline.
• Arrive in Dubrovnik, known as the "Pearl of the Adriatic," and check into your accommodations.
• Spend the day exploring the charming Old Town, with its impressive city walls, historical landmarks, and narrow cobblestone streets.
• Visit notable attractions such as the Rector's Palace, Dubrovnik Cathedral, and the iconic Fort Lovrijenac.
• Depart to Mostar Bosnia and Herzegovina.
• Overnight stay in Mostar.

Breakfast at the accommodations.

Explore the divided city of Mostar and witness the cultural and ethnic divisions

Visit the iconic Old Bridge and explore the Old Town

Meet with the local community to gain insights into their experiences and the challenges they face

Visit Pocitelj and Blagaj, including the spring of River Buna and the Sufi House

Return to Mostar for overnight stay

Breakfast at the accommodations.

Depart from Mostar to Sarajevo.

Full-day tour of Sarajevo, including a walking tour and war tour

Visit key historical sites, such as the Latin Bridge and the Tunnel of Hope

Meet with representatives from Education Builds Bosnia and Herzegovina, founded by Jovan Divjak, to learn about their educational projects and initiatives

Free time in the evening to explore Sarajevo independently

Breakfast at Accommodation, 

Morning: Start your day with breakfast at your accommodation. 

In the morning, visit either the War Child Museum or the Museum of Crimes Against Humanity. 

Afternoon: Olympic tour

Sarajevo Olympic Tour is created to let you experience the spirit of the Olympics and a flashback to the 1980’s.

Among other Sarajevo tours, this one will give you perspective into the Communist period when various nations from Yugoslavia worked together in order to host first successful Winter Olympic Games in a Communist country.

Sarajevo hosted XIV Winter Olympic Games 1984 and the facilities used for this event are still representing the pride of Sarajevo.

In our half-day Olympic Tour in Sarajevo we will visit Olympic Stadium Kosevo and Olympic Hall Zetra where the Olympic Museum is also located. After that, we continue to our three beautiful Olympic mountains – Bjelasnica, Igman and Trebevic.

Optional: Dinner with Bosnian family.

Overnight  in Sarajevo.

 The Srebrenica tour offers you an insight into the Past as well as the Preset and the Future related to life in Srebrenica. In that regard, this can be considered a study tour which will educate every participant about Genocide and post-war life in the city.

It is a special tour created in hope of raising awareness of the horrors that happened in Bosnia and Herzegovina during the Bosnian war (1992-1995). On this full-day tour, you should equip yourself with understanding and patience, as this is quite complex and still a painful matter to the locals, yet due to that it’s extremely important. Undeniably, Srebrenica is the place of the worst atrocity in Europe since the end of World War II.

This terrible act of ethnic cleansing, defined as an act of genocide and recognized as such by The American Congress and the European Parliament, will probably change your perception of the war you might have had before visiting this place.

Starting our study tour from Sarajevo, we will pass through beautiful mountain regions in East Bosnia, as the guide provides more information and context of a situation in the 90s. Visiting Potočari Memorial Complex as part of research and study is highly important not only to learn about the tragedy but also to learn about how people live in present as well as their intentions with the Complex in the future. You will be able to visit an enormous graveyard, as well as the memorial exhibitions made by Srebrenica victims and an authentic photo-video exhibition at the former Dutch Batallion base.

As part of the study, we will make sure to arrange meetings with some of the survivors at your request, so you will be able to learn directly from the people who were present at Srebrenica at the time, and who live with the consequences of the human-committed atrocities. We will also show you the town and springs of healthy water in Srebrenica.

Return to Sarajevo and overnight.