We will meet at Sabiha Gökçen Airport with our esteemed guests. We depart for Sarajevo via Pegasus Airlines' scheduled flight. Upon arrival in Sarajevo, we board our private bus to start a city tour. We will disembark from our bus in front of the central library, where our walking tour of the city begins. After visiting the central library, the surprising Inat Kuca, the Latin Bridge built during the Ottoman period, and the location where Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria and his wife were assassinated, we continue towards the heart of the city, Baščaršija. Our tour continues with Sebil, a traditional fountain from the Ottoman Empire, and the Sebil Square named after this work, moving through the historic streets of Baščaršija, where we will see Kuršumlija Medresa, Morica Han, Gazi Husrev-beg Mosque, and the Clock Tower. We will pass along Ferhadija, the most popular street in the city, reflecting the architecture of the Austro-Hungarian Empire and visit the Catholic Cathedral, Markale Market, and the covered market, culminating at the Eternal Flame Monument, dedicated to the victims of World War II.

Our guests can join an optional extra tour of the Tunnel of War (Life Tunnel) and Vrelo Bosne National Park.

War (Life) Tunnel & Vrelo Bosne National Park Tour (Per Person 45 Euros)

The War (Life) Tunnel; is a tunnel that played a significant role in providing communication and supplies during the siege of Sarajevo in the recent civil war. It opens at a point that now serves as a museum, where we can experience the accessible part of the tunnel and see exhibits of items used during that period along with a documentary that recounts those experiences. After this, we head to the breathtaking Vrelo Bosne National Park, located at the foot of Mount Igman. Vrelo Bosne, the source of the Bosna River, is a nature wonderland filled with shades of green, streams, waterfalls, and ponds.

At the end of our tour, we will have free time before transferring to our hotel and checking into our rooms.

After breakfast at our hotel in the morning, our guests can participate in the optional Mostar & Blagaj Tour with Lunch.

Mostar & Blagaj Tour - Lunch Included (Per Person 70 Euros)

Our first stop is the town of Konjic. Here we see the famous Konjic Bridge that has been restored by Turkey, a relic from the Ottoman era. We continue along the Neretva River, taking a coffee break to enjoy the beautiful scenery. On our journey, we will encounter the panoramic view of the Nazi Train, sabotaged by Partisan soldiers during World War II, and the destroyed bridge along the road to Jablanica. Continuing on to Blagaj, we will visit the 550-year-old Alperenler Tekke. The Tekke, located at the foot of a very high rock, built in the early 15th century, has hosted the Kadiri, Rufa'i, Halveti, and Naqshbandi orders. (Guests interested can visit the Tekke.) After visiting the Tekke, we will enjoy our lunch and continue to Mostar. We will watch the historic Köşki Mehmet Bey Mosque and the historic Mostar Bridge, before visiting the bridge itself. This bridge was built to pass the Ottoman army when they were heading out for the last campaign to Zigetvar and was destroyed by Croats during the war in 1993. It was later restored to its original form by a Turkish company. After visiting the small Mostar bridge and wandering through the bazaar, we return to our hotel in Sarajevo for the night.

In the evening, guests can participate in the optional Bosnian Night tour.

Bosnian Night (Per Person 70 Euros)
We will enjoy Bosnian dishes and live local music at a local restaurant in Sarajevo for an unforgettable evening. At the end of the night, we will return to our hotel. Overnight stay at our hotel.

After breakfast and checking out of the rooms, we depart for Belgrade. Upon arrival in Belgrade, we will take a city tour where we will see the daily life of the city, important buildings, and the deliberately left buildings claimed to be bombed by NATO, including the Ministry of Interior. Our walking tour continues as we see the Flag Mosque, Belgrade Fortress, the Tomb of Damat Ali Pasha, the Clock Tower, Sokullu Mehmet Pasha Fountain, Military Museum, Istanbul Gate, Dungeon Gate, Leopoldova Gate, the Stefan Lazarević Monument, Nebojša Tower, Kalemegdan Park, Saborna Church, Republic Square, Terazije Square, and Tašmajdan Park. We will conclude our city tour with a walk along Knez Mihajlova Street, considered the heart of the city. After the tour, we will transfer to our hotel and check into our rooms. Overnight at our hotel.

After breakfast at our hotel and checking out of the rooms, we depart for Skopje. Upon our arrival in Skopje, we begin our city tour. In Skopje, the birthplace of our famous poet Yahya Kemal Beyatlı, we walk along the banks of the Vardar River, enjoying sights of the Turkish and Jewish neighborhoods on the other side of the river. We will see Makedonia Square, the Ottoman Bridge, and the Davut Pasha Bath from the outside. Located in the Old Turkish Bazaar, the 1550 Kurshunlu Han is currently used as the Academy of Fine Arts. In Skopje, where 17 Han buildings were constructed during the Ottoman period, only 3 of them remain today: the Sulu Han, the Kapan Han, and the Double Bath, dated from the 15th century. We visit the clock tower, one of Skopje's symbolic works built in the 16th century, the Sultan Murat Mosque, an early period mosque from the 14th century, and the Isa Bey Mosque from the same century. After enjoying our free time at the end of the tour, we will transfer to our hotel and check into our rooms. Overnight at our hotel.
In the evening, guests can participate in the optional Macedonian Night tour.

• Macedonian Night (Per Person 70 Euros)

We will taste the flavors of Macedonian cuisine and listen to Macedonian music during the evening before transferring back to our hotel.

After wake-up, check-out of rooms, and breakfast, the day is free until the transfer time. At the designated time, we will meet and transfer to Skopje airport. After check-in procedures, we will depart for Istanbul via Pegasus Airlines' scheduled flight. Arrival in Istanbul marks the end of our tour.

*GRADUATED PRICING IS APPLICABLE AND PRICES MAY VARY DURING THE DAY.

Visa Information: There is no visa requirement for Turkish passport holders to participate in this tour. They must have a valid passport for at least 6 months.