Balkan Panorama Tour

After unloading the rooms and breakfast in the morning, we set off for Bitola (Bitola). After arrival, we will take a short walking tour on Shirok Street and go to the Monastir Military Idadisi, where Atatürk graduated, which is undoubtedly the most important point we will visit during our visit to Bitola. In the building used as a museum today, a classroom is exhibited as Atatürk's memory room. After our visit to the idadi, where we will have emotional moments, we are on our way back to Ohrid. . On our way, we witness interesting information about Resneli Niyazi, one of the leading names of the Union and Progress, while photographing the palace he built in Resne, the city where he was born. After our break, we move to Ohrid city.Ohrid is one of the oldest and historical cities of Northern Macedonia. Famous for both its historical and natural beauties, Ohrid is located on the shores of Lake Ohrid and is on the UNESCO World Heritage List. On our tour here; Places such as St. Sofia Church, ancient theatre, Ohrid old bazaar, Sycamore Square will be seen. You can shop for Ohrid pearls in the free time until the meeting time to be announced by our guide. After the tour, transfer to our hotel and dinner.In the evening, our guests who wish to have dinner at the hotel can join our Real Macedonian Night in an Authentic Local Restaurant programme (Adult: 60 Euro / 02-12 Age: 45 Euro), which will be organised by our guide as an extra. Rather than the standard dinner menus of the hotels, we will taste the best flavours of Macedonian and Balkan cuisine and experience an unforgettable Balkan night at one of the leading authentic restaurants of the region, where the music group will perform and offer examples of traditional Macedonian and Balkan songs. At the end of the night we will return to our hotel. Overnight at our hotel.

After unloading the rooms and breakfast in the morning, we set off towards Albania and the capital Tirana. In our Tirana city tour after arrival; Important buildings such as Alexander Bey Square, Alexander Bey Statue, the symbol of the city, National History Museum Building, Palace of Culture, Ethem Bey Mosque, Clock Tower will be seen panoramically. Meeting at the end of our tour and departure to Iskodra. Upon arrival, transfer to our hotel. Dinner and overnight stay at our hotel.

After unloading the rooms and breakfast in the morning, we set off for Montenegro and the country's popular holiday resort of Budva. Just before reaching Budva, we will stop at a point where we can photograph Sveti Stefan Island. This small island, located southeast of Budva and today used as a luxury hotel, is one of the most famous symbols of Montenegro. Afterwards, we leave Budva behind and head towards Kotor, which has been on the UNESCO World Heritage List since 1979. We will visit the old city of Kotor, surrounded by walls dating back about 2000 years. St. Tryphon Cathedral, the Sea Gate with the coat of arms of the Republic of Venice, Flour Square, which is surrounded by various cafes and restaurants today and known for its lively atmosphere, and Nikola Durkovic Monument are some of the important points to see. After our tour here, depart for Budva. Upon our arrival, we will take a short walk in the old city of Budva surrounded by walls. Free time until the meeting time to be announced by our guide. Transfer to our hotel at the end of our tour. Dinner and overnight stay at our hotel.

After unloading the rooms and early breakfast in the morning, we set off for Bosnia and Herzegovina and Mostar, where the Mostar Bridge, one of the most important symbols of the Balkans, is located. Upon our arrival in Mostar, we get off our car and walk towards the Mostar Old Bridge District, famous for its narrow stone streets, traditional Bosnian houses and various shops. The most important artefact we will see here will be the Mostar Bridge. Mostar Bridge, built by Mimar Sinan's student Mimar Hayreddin in the middle of the 16th century during the Ottoman Empire, is one of the typical examples of Ottoman architecture. Built using cut stone, the bridge reflects the aesthetic and engineering achievements of the period. During the Bosnian War, in 1993, the Mostar Bridge was destroyed by Croatian artillery. This event became a tragedy that emphasised the symbolic value and cultural significance of the bridge. But with the support of the international community, the bridge was rebuilt in 2004, faithful to its original plans. Another important monument we will see on our Mostar tour is Koski Mehmet Pasha Mosque. The mosque was built between 1617-1618 by Koçi Bey, grandson of Köprülü Mehmed Pasha, Ottoman vizier and Governor of Bosnia.The name of the mosque comes from the name of the builder. It is a single-domed building, an impressive example of typical Ottoman architecture. Built using cut stone, the mosque features exquisite ornamentation and details typical of Ottoman architecture. Damaged during the Bosnian War, the mosque was restored with international support and efforts. After a short free time in Mostar, we set off for the capital Sarajevo. Upon arrival, transfer to our hotel and dinner. In the evening, our guests who wish to have dinner at the hotel can participate in our Real Bosniak Night in an Authentic Local Restaurant programme (Adult: 70 Euro / 02-12 Age: 45 Euro), which will be organised as an extra by our guide. In a local restaurant located in one of the villages of Sarajevo, we will taste an extremely rich menu consisting of the best flavours of Bosnian and Balkan cuisine at a local restaurant where the music group that will offer examples of sevdalinkas and the team that will perform traditional Bosnian folk dances will perform alternately. At the end of an unforgettable Bosnian Night, we will return to our hotel. Overnight at our hotel.

After unloading the rooms and breakfast in the morning, depart for Sarajevo city tour. Sarajevo is a city that has hosted many different civilisations throughout history and is a geography where different ethnic groups have lived together in peace for centuries. Even today, when you stop at one point and look around, it is possible to see mosques, synagogues and churches at the same time. This feature makes the city a 'meeting point of cultures'. Upon our arrival in the city, we will get off our car and start a walking tour in the famous Bashi Bazaar with its narrow streets, traditional shops and cafes from the Ottoman period. On our tour in Bashi Bazaar; Sebil Square, Coppersmith Bazaar, Ferhadija Street where you will experience both the Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian period atmosphere together, the Latin Bridge where the event that caused the start of the First World War took place and the Cathedral of the Heart of Jesus, our tour will end at the Eternal Fire Monument built in memory of those who died for the independence of Yugoslavia in the Second World War. At the end of the free time given by our guide, we set off towards Serbia and the capital Belgrade. After arrival, transfer to our hotel. Dinner and overnight stay at our hotel.

Wake up in the morning, unloading the rooms and after breakfast, departure to Skopje. In the panoramic city tour after arrival; Skopje Castle, Turkish Bazaar where you will feel yourself in Turkey, Gazi Isa Bey Mosque are some of the important monuments we will see. We continue our tour towards the new Skopje via the 15th century Stone Bridge, also known as Fatih Sultan Mehmet Bridge, which divides the city into two. We will see the Statue of Alexander the Great in Macedonia Square. At the end of our tour, we will have dinner with Macedonian Meatballs at the local restaurant and then transfer to our hotel. Overnight at our hotel.

Early morning wake-up, unloading the rooms and transfer to the airport after breakfast. After baggage and passport procedures, departure to Istanbul at 10:30 with Pegasus Airlines flight PC352. Arrival at Sabiha Gökçen Airport at 14:00 and the end of our tour.