Dubrovnik – Kotor (2.5 hours) – Budva (40 minutes)
After breakfast private transfer to Kotor
Guided tour of Old City of Kotor a well preserved urbanization typical of the Middle Ages, built between the 12th and 14th century. Medieval architecture and numerous monuments of cultural heritage have made Kotor an UNESCO listed “World Natural and Historical Heritage Site”. The entrance of the city is in 3 different old gates,
Kotor’s Main Gate is the largest and probably the most beautiful of the city’s three gates. Dating from the 16th Century, this gate was erected during the time of Bernardo Renier. Its style combines Renaissance and Baroque elements. Afterwards we see the clock tower. Located in the very heart of Kotor, the Clock Tower is one of the most recognizable landmarks of the city. Situated opposite the Main Gate, the 16th Century tower combines elements of Baroque and Gothic architecture. Further we pass by the Drago Palace, This palace was first erected in the 14th Century, but had to be renovated twice after earthquakes in 1667 and 1979. Decorated with dragons, the palace remains a good example of Gothic architecture. Nowadays, it houses the Regional Institute for Protection of Cultural Monuments.
In the afternoon reach the coastal city of Budva, where we take a walking tour in the old town, and promenade by the seaside. Budva is rich in historic monuments. The Old town lies on a small peninsula and represents a treasure chest of culture heritage. The Budva coast is 21 km long with 17 beaches. It is among the most beautiful coasts in the world.
Dinner and overnight in Budva.

Budva – Podgorica – Kolasin – Peja
After breakfast continue towards the capital city Podgorica, where we take a driving tour, including stops in the main attractions of the city, such as the old bazaar, promenade street, and the waterfall area. Further drive through magnificent natural beauty of Montenegro towards the North West Kosovo takes us to Kolašin which is Montenegro’s most famous ski resort. 956 m above sea level Kolašin is located on a plateau, between two vastly giant mountains: Bjalasica and Sinjajevina. The names of both mountains are akin to their winter spirit—they always wear snow in the winter months and plenty of it. The cleanest river in Europe, Tara (called the Tear of Europe!) flows north from here, towards Pljevlja and Šćepan polje. Right where it merges with Piva river, Tara has carved out a beautiful canyon, perfect for rafting and other extreme sports.
Stop for optional lunch in local restaurant in the village, with homemade traditional style food, while enjoying the panoramic view of the mountains.
After lunch break we drive through the mountains connecting Montenegro and Kosovo, reaching the town of Peja. Dinner and overnight in Peja.

Peje – Decan – Prizren – Shkup
This morning we visit Decani Monastery near Peja. This monastery complex is a wonderful example of the Orthodox religious architecture and art part of UNESCO World Heritage Site and a must for anyone visiting Kosovo. Further we drive to visit Prizren. Prizren is a true open air
Museum, one of the most beautiful towns of Kosovo which has best preserved the architectural style of the past. The craftsmen of Prizren are well known for their beautiful gold and silver articles and other folk handcrafts. Take a short tour and we suggest traditional lunch here in the old town. In the afternoon we leave Kosovo & reach the capital city of Macedonia, Skopje where we spend the overnight and enjoy traditional cuisine for dinner.

Shkup – Oher – Berat
After breakfast we visit the city of Skopje. This is the birth town of Mother Teresa and many. Parts reflect her history. Visit the old Turkish bazaar, Mahmut Pasha Hammam, the memorial house of Mother Teresa, stone bridge and the Macedonia Plaza. Leaving Skopje, we drive towards Ohrid where we visit the old town located in the shores of lake Ohrid. Visit the Cathedral of St. Sofia built between the 11th and 14th century, which was the seat of the Archbishop. St. Clement, a classic Orthodox Byzantine church which demonstrates the link between Byzantine and Italian Renaissance art, and the Icon Gallery.
In the afternoon we pass border of Macedonia and reach the UNESCO town of Berat, in Albania where we have dinner and spend the overnight.

Berat – Tirana
This morning we visit the UNESCO heritage town, Berat. Berat is the pride of Albanian antiquity and architecture and forms a wonderful combination of eastern and western cultures, costumes and traditions. The architecture of the old houses, with large windows that overlook the town, is the first think that impresses the visitors. First stop: the Citadel. It overlooks the river and the modern city as well as the old Christian quarter across the river. The citadel can be reached by a steep road and is still inhabited. Inside the walls, you can visit ruined mosques and several medieval Orthodox churches, all intact and with restored frescoes and icons. Onufri National Museum is located in the inner part of “Saint Mary Church” in Castle of Berat. This Museum offers a collection of 173 belonging to the found of Albanian Churches and Monasteries. Afterwards you can visit the Ethnographic Museum, a two storied residence, with a lobby on one side. This residence is equipped with non-moveable furniture that serve for the preservation of the household objects, wooden case, wall-closets, chimneys, wells, etc. Afterwards drive to the capital Tirana, where we take a walking or driven tour of the major sites of Tirana, including the colorful buildings for which the Albanian capital is now popular for. The dull grey communist architecture buildings have been transformed into modern art canvases through splashes of bright colors and abstract shapes. An ingenious way of uplifting the facades and the moods of the inhabitants. Overnight in Tirana.

Tirana – Shkodra – Dubrovnik
Morning transfer towards Dubrovnik. On the way we stop for visit in the northern city of Shkodra, where enjoy the walk in the old town and pedestrian area, also the view of the city from the Castle. After the visits we reach Dubrovnik in the evening, where have dinner in the hotel and spend the overnight.

Dubrovnik – Airport Transfer
Free day in Dubrovnik to relax or explore the city by your own, and private transfer to the airport for the return flight.