Book any 2027 private journey directly with Balkland by 28 February 2027 and receive a complimentary signature experience, from a family iftar in Sarajevo to a sunrise birding boat.
Lesser-known Balkan places: Mostar, Sarajevo and Bulgaria’s nature spots, with history, culture and the best times to visit away from the crowds.
Lake Bled, Slovenia: the alpine lake in the Julian Alps, Bled Castle and lakeside walks, best visited from May to October.
Kalemegdan Fortress, symbol of Belgrade's strength, where the Sava meets the Danube: its history, the park and the best time to visit.
Plitvice Lakes National Park, a UNESCO site for every season: turquoise lakes in summer and frozen waterfalls in winter.
Kotor, Montenegro, on the Adriatic's largest bay: the Old Town, baroque Perast, the Lovćen and Orjen mountains and the best time to visit.
Postojna Cave, one of Slovenia's top attractions: 24 km of underground passages, the Great Hall and the Concert Hall, on a guided tour for all ages.
What to do in Split, Croatia: Diocletian's Palace, the old streets, markets and coastal views, plus the best time to visit in spring or autumn.
Zlatibor in Serbia: golden pine forests, sunny skies and a healing climate, with tips for visiting in spring or autumn on a Balkan tour.
Taste traditional Balkan food on a guided tour: hearty meats, fresh vegetables and each country's specialities, with the best season to go.
Medieval Počitelj in Bosnia and Herzegovina: the fortress, the Hadži-Alija Mosque and a unique mix of Mediterranean and Ottoman influences.
A Balkan tour through the most beautiful national parks, including Durmitor and Plitvice Lakes, with hiking, rafting and the best seasons to go.
Private Luxury and Small Group journeys—expert-led and well-paced.
