Arrive in Zagreb and dive straight into its rich heritage. Start your walking tour at the Upper Town (Gradec), a labyrinth of cobblestone streets, colorful façades, and historic government buildings. Visit the iconic Zagreb Cathedral, whose twin spires dominate the skyline, and admire the vivid roof tiles of St. Mark’s Church, symbolizing Croatia’s historic regions.

Descend to the Lower Town (Kaptol), where broad boulevards and lush parks tell the story of Zagreb’s 19th-century rise. Pass by the Lotrščak Tower, where the noon-day cannon tradition still echoes through the old city.

Explore the local markets and artisan shops — known for selling handmade crafts, traditional Slovenian honey, lace products, and ceramic souvenirs. The Old Town is also famous for its open-air cafés lining the riverbanks.

Next, continue to Lake Bled, Slovenia’s most famous alpine lake surrounded by forested mountains. Enjoy a traditional Pletna boat ride across the crystal-clear waters to Bled Island. Visit the Church of Mary the Queen, climb the 99 stone steps, and ring the legendary fortune bell for good luck. Enjoy scenic views of the lake, the medieval Bled Castle perched on a cliff, and snow-capped peaks in the distance.

In the morning, visit Bled Castle (Blejski Grad), a medieval fortress built in the 9th century atop a rocky cliff overlooking the blue-green waters of Lake Bled. Explore its towers, terraces, and courtyards while enjoying panoramic views of the lake and the surrounding Julian Alps.

Next, head to the foothills of Vogel Mountain. Take the Vogel Cable Car up into the alpine heights, offering breathtaking views of rugged peaks and the glacial landscape. Depending on the season, you can enjoy the snowy scenery or lush alpine meadows.

On the way to Postojna, make a stop at the peaceful Bohinj Lake, Slovenia’s largest glacial lake, located within Triglav National Park. Surrounded by mountains, its crystal-clear waters reflect the dramatic alpine scenery.

Visit the famous Postojna Cave, one of Europe's largest karst cave systems. Ride the unique cave train deep underground to explore magnificent stalactites, stalagmites, and ancient limestone chambers.

Continue into Croatia’s Istrian Peninsula, known for its Mediterranean coastline and historic towns. Visit Poreč, stroll along the charming streets of the old town, and admire views over the Adriatic.

Enjoy a scenic boat ride along the Lim Fjord towards the coastal town of Vrsar, a peaceful seaside village with sweeping views of the sea and surrounding lagoons.

End the day at the romantic town of Rovinj, famous for its Venetian-style old town built on a peninsula surrounded by the Adriatic Sea.

Arrive in the Istria region for overnight stay. 

Depart for Plitvice Lakes National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1979. Walk along wooden boardwalks through lush forests, passing emerald lakes, cascading waterfalls, and natural travertine terraces. Take a boat ride across Lake Kozjak, the park's largest lake, surrounded by vibrant greenery.

Continue to Rastoke, often called the "Small Plitvice", a picturesque village built over waterfalls and streams with traditional water mills.

In the evening, arrive in Zadar. Visit the unique Sea Organ (Morske Orgulje), an architectural installation that plays music powered entirely by sea waves. Also see the Greeting to the Sun, a solar-powered light display synchronized with natural energy from the sea and sun.

Visit Krka National Park, one of Croatia’s top natural wonders, famous for its spectacular waterfalls and emerald-green river pools. Explore the lush landscapes and boardwalks leading to Skradinski Buk, the park’s most famous waterfall — a stunning chain of 17 cascades flowing over travertine terraces.

Enjoy the refreshing scenery of crystal-clear waters, ancient water mills, and rich biodiversity along the Krka River. Afterward, enjoy a unique dining experience at the Waterfall Restaurant, set beside the cascading waters.

Continue to Split, Croatia’s second-largest city with nearly 1,700 years of history. Begin your City Tour and explore the remains of the ancient Diocletian’s Palace (UNESCO World Heritage Site), a Roman emperor's retirement palace that forms the heart of the city today. Visit landmarks such as the Pjaca Square, the City Clock, and the vibrant Riva Harbor.

Depart Split for Ston, a medieval town known for its ancient salt pans and defensive walls. See part of the Ston Wall, stretching 900 meters — the second-longest fortress wall system in the world after the Great Wall of China. Originally built in the 14th century to protect the valuable saltworks, the wall offers panoramic views of the surrounding hills and coastline.

Continue to Mali Ston, a small fishing village famous for oyster farming. Embark on a scenic oyster bay boat cruise across crystal-clear waters, learn about traditional oyster cultivation, and enjoy a fresh oyster tasting at the Pelješac Peninsula, known for producing some of Croatia’s best seafood.

Arrive at Dubrovnik, the "Pearl of the Adriatic". Begin your City Tour of the Old Town (UNESCO World Heritage Site). Stroll along the majestic City Walls, walk down the limestone-paved Stradun Promenade, and explore landmarks such as the Dominican Monastery, Onofrio’s Great Fountain, Orlando’s Column, Church of St. Blaise, Rector’s Palace, and the historic Dubrovnik Cathedral.

Today, enjoy a Free Day in Dubrovnik, a historic coastal city known for its Old Town and ancient City Walls.

Alternatively, join the Optional Tour to Montenegro. Travel along the southern Dalmatian Coast, where steep cliffs meet turquoise bays and stone villages line the shores.

Visit Perast, a quiet baroque town facing the Bay of Kotor. Enjoy a scenic boat ride across the bay to reach Our Lady of the Rocks, a historic island church created by centuries of local legends and maritime tradition.

Continue to Kotor, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, a medieval walled city nestled inside the Bay of Kotor, often called Europe’s southernmost fjord. Walk through its narrow stone streets, old squares, and historic churches.

You may also climb the San Giovanni Fortress, ascending approximately 1,350 stone steps built during the Venetian era to protect the city. From the summit, admire breathtaking views over the Bay of Kotor, where rugged mountains, red-roofed medieval houses, and shimmering Adriatic waters stretch endlessly into the horizon.

Depart for Počitelj, a historic Ottoman-era village perched above the Neretva River. Explore stone-paved streets, old fortress ruins, and mosques dating back to the 15th century, experiencing a step back in time.

Continue to Blagaj. Visit the serene Blagaj Monastery (Blagaj Tekija), a 16th-century monastery nestled beside towering cliffs at the source of the crystal-clear Buna River. Learn about its mystical heritage as a spiritual retreat for Ottoman-era Dervishes.

Proceed to Kravice Waterfall, located in Studenci, Ljubuški. Admire one of Bosnia's most spectacular natural sights, where cascades up to 25 meters tall plunge into an emerald lagoon surrounded by lush greenery—perfect for scenic photographs and relaxing by local cafés.

Arrive in Mostar, famous for the UNESCO-listed Old Bridge (Stari Most). Enjoy your city tour exploring this iconic Ottoman bridge, then visit the smaller Crooked Bridge (Kriva Ćuprija) and historic mosques like Hadži-Kurt Mosque and Koski-Mehmed Pasha’s Mosque.

Depart Mostar for Sarajevo, Bosnia’s vibrant capital renowned for its unique blend of Eastern and Western influences. On your City Tour, explore the bustling Old Town (Baščaršija), a vibrant Ottoman-style bazaar lined with shops selling handcrafted Bosnian copperware, traditional carpets, jewelry, aromatic spices, local pottery, delicious sweets, and authentic Bosnian coffee sets.

Discover Sarajevo’s intriguing history by visiting the famous Latin Bridge, where the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand in 1914 sparked World War I. Stroll past elegant Austro-Hungarian buildings, characterized by decorative façades, baroque windows, and grand European-style architecture that reflect Sarajevo's heritage under Austro-Hungarian rule.

Then ascend Trebević Mountain for panoramic views overlooking Sarajevo's charming valley and its iconic red-roofed skyline.

After breakfast, transfer to Sarajevo airport for your flight back to Singapore. We wish you a pleasant journey and thank you for traveling with us.

Arrive back in Singapore, bringing home unforgettable memories from your journey through the Balkans.