Dalmatia – Montenegro – Albania

Three countries, three cultures, and a fascinating variety of landscapes shape this diverse round trip along the Adriatic coast and through the western Balkans. Mediterranean coasts, historic cities, and impressive natural experiences accompany you from Dalmatia through Montenegro to Albania. You will encounter traditional places, impressive buildings, and breathtaking views of the sea and mountains time and again. Let yourself be enchanted by the beauty of the countries and enjoy the hospitality.

Day 1 | Arrival in Maribor – Overnight Stay (approx. 892 km)

Departure in the morning and drive to Maribor for an overnight stay at the 4-star Hotel Piramida (local category). Dinner and overnight stay.

Day 2 | Maribor – Makarska Riviera

(approx. 559 km)

Today you will continue your journey towards the Makarska Riviera, which stretches between the impressive slopes of the Biokovo Mountains and the crystal-clear blue of the Adriatic Sea. You will be warmly welcomed at the 4-star Hotel Park (local category) in Makarska. Check-in and dinner.

Day 3 | Omiš – Boat Trip on the Cetina

(approx. 43 km)

Excursion to the pirate town of Omiš. Here, many natural forces come together. The Cetina River has carved a massive gorge into the mountains over the centuries on its way to the sea. The fortresses Fortica and Mirabela are today witnesses to the exciting pirate history. After a guided city tour, you will take a boat trip on the Cetina. Back on land, you will return to Makarska. Dinner and overnight stay at the hotel.

Day 4 | Dubrovnik - Tivat (approx. 227 km)

Drive along the Adriatic coast to Dubrovnik. The view of the fortified old town is breathtaking. Dubrovnik is a unique open-air museum, with a mix of medieval fortress and well-ordered Baroque city, surrounded by deep blue sea. After the city tour, you will continue to Tivat, located directly on the Bay of Kotor. Check-in at the 4-star Hotel Palma (local category). Dinner and overnight stay.

Day 5 | Budva – Montenegro's Charming Coastal Town (approx. 48 km)

Due to its very mild climate, Budva is one of the most popular bathing resorts on the Montenegrin coast. The old town is located on a peninsula and juts into the Bay of Budva. The buildings in the old town are shaped by the Venetian era. Experience the 2,500-year history on a guided city tour. Afterwards, there will be free time. You will return to your hotel for dinner.

Day 6 | The Bay of Kotor – Kotor and Perast

In the morning, you will reach Kotor by boat. The fortifications and towers of Kotor, the Romanesque and Gothic cathedrals and churches, as well as the old palaces with their ornate facades, the stone-paved alleys and squares are part of the World Heritage. The boat will take you further to Perast, nestled in the breathtaking Bay of Kotor, where you will visit the church island of Gospa od Skrpjela. The church