Package to the Balkans in 8 days.

Upon your arrival in Split you will be transfer to the port of Split where the ship will dock. (Check-in is from 2:00 p.m.) After getting settled on the boat, you will enjoy the guided tour of the city at 5:00 p.m. (not possible for late arrivals).  Overnight in Split. 

Split is a historic city protected by UNESCO and part of the world heritage. You will find Roman architecture of special interest like the magnificent Diocletian's Palace, once inhabited by the Roman Emperor. After the tour of Split, you will return to the ship for a welcome reception and cocktail. 

Greca Tip: Narodni Square is an ideal place to try some traditional Croatian dishes or to have a coffee while you plan the next activity to do in Split.

At the end of a wonderful breakfast at the hotel, you will visit with the local guide the city of Split, the nerve center of the Croatian Dalmatian coast and declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.

On your walk through the narrow streets of the historic center of the city, you will feel like a time traveler, as you can revisit the history of the Roman Empire up to the present day. 

You will also visit its best-known monument, the Diocletian Palace, commissioned by the Roman emperor with the same name for his retirement. A fortress built in the style of a Roman city that gave way to the current city of Split as we know it today.

You will continue your journey at the Cathedral of San Duje, the former mausoleum of Emperor Diocletian, where the relics of Saint Domnius and Saint Anastasio are located; it consists of a 57-meter bell tower from where you can see the entire city.

To finish, you will visit the Temple of Jupiter in a panoramic way, cataloged as one of the most beautiful monuments in Europe, where in ancient times the cult of the God Jupiter was celebrated.

After your walk, you will stay in Split.

Greca Tip: From the bell tower of the cathedral you will have wonderful views of the entire city.

You will leave Split in the morning following the Croatian coast and the spectacular landscapes of islands in the sea, almost 4 hours later you will arrive to Dubrovnik, the city called “The Pearl of the Adriatic”. The ancient city is on the UNESCO list. Here you will have free time to walk around the city.

In Dubrovnik you will not only find beautiful stone beaches with an unusual charm but also a cultural offer for those who want to enjoy a place full of elegance. These buildings will take you back to a time when luxury and ostentation were the protagonists.

Greca Tip: Wear suitable footwear since some streets are cobbled.

After enjoying a tasty breakfast, you will start the panoramic tour of Dubrovnik. You will go to the Pile Gate, one of the entrance doors to the historic center. Passing through this door you will enter this special walled city that is included in the UNESCO World Heritage list.

You will visit the Rector's Palace of Dubrovnik, the Cathedral of Dubrovnik, the Franciscan Monastery of Dubrovnik, and the Old Pharmacy of Dubrovnik, which is the third oldest in Europe and the oldest one that is still in operation. 

Then you will have the whole afternoon free to have lunch, take a walk around the walls, walk around the city or take a boat ride. At the end of your day, you will return to the hotel overnight.

Greca Tip: Allow yourself to enjoy the tranquility generated by having lunch in a restaurant facing the sea.

After a delicious breakfast, the journey will take you to Montenegro viewing the Kotor Bay, the only South European fiord and tour of old town Kotor, a UNESCO heritage Site.

You will arrive to Tivat which is set to become a nautical tourism centre for the southern Adriatic, you will go to the hotel for registration and have free time to walk around the city.

Greca Tip: At the Port Montenegro you can see all kinds of Luxury Yachts and Superyachts.

After a fabulous breakfast, you will leave with destinations to Albania, upon your arrival you will begin the visit to the city of Shkodra, the "Cultural Capital of Albania", the cradle of great artists, musicians, painters, photographers, poets, and writers. You will visit Rozafa Castle, located in the highest part of the city, built to counter the Roman invasion of the Balkans and later used by the Venetians to defend themselves against Ottoman incursions in 1478. Here you will enjoy the beautiful story of the maiden Rozafa, fiancée of the youngest of the brothers who built the castle.

Once you have enjoyed the history of this city, you will continue your trip to Tirana, the capital of Albania.

Greca Tip: Prepare your camera to take one of the most beautiful photos from the Castle.

After enjoying a tasty breakfast, you will begin the panoramic visit to the city of Tirana. Led by our local guide, you will visit the National History Museum of Tirana and you will appreciate the huge mosaic at the entrance that describes 'The Albanians'.

Once inside, you will visit different pavilions full of history from ancient times, such as the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, among others. You will be able to appreciate Roman statues, objects from more than 400 years before Christ, as well as the head of the goddess Artemis.

You will continue the tour to Skanderbeg Square, built in honor of the hero Jorge Castriota, better known to the Ottomans as Skanderbeg, who organized the entire nation to rebel against the Turks, starting with only 300 Albanian soldiers.

Later, you will visit the 'Ethem' Mosque and the Ottoman Clock Tower. The latter has a height of more than 30 meters. The mosque is the largest in the country, in which you can enjoy Ottoman art. This Muslim facility served as a refuge for more than 10,000 people, which marked a new beginning for the country in 1991.

After the visit, you will have the rest of the day free.

Greca Tip: You can try the raki, a strong Grappa-like drink made with star anise and local fruits.

After a wonderful breakfast at the hotel, you will go to the Tirana International Airport Nënë Tereza to take your flight back to your country.

After spending some fantastic days with Greca, we hope to see you again to enjoy some wonderful moments that will remain forever in your memory.

Bon voyage! or as you say yourself, “dobro putovanje!”

Greca tip: The most common souvenirs include wines, spirits, oils, and ties! The last one is a Croatian invention.

Bon voyage! Or as you say yourself, “Dobro putovanje!”