2-Week Balkans Tour Packages
Want to truly explore the Balkans? Visit the Croatian city of Split, meandering down the Dalmatian coast, or cross through Montenegro and Albania, checking out North Macedonia along the way. Discover traditional konoba restaurants, take cooking classes in Korčula's villages, taste oysters in Ston, and explore ancient sites throughout. Medieval towns, stunning coastlines, and authentic hospitality await.
Insider tips: Recommended 2-week Balkans tour itineraries
Compiled by

NadineBalkans travel expert at TourRadar
14 Day Eastern Europe Itinerary, incl. Vienna and Dubrovnik
Seven Balkan destinations unfold over two weeks, from Ljubljana's Triple Bridge to Dubrovnik's stone walls. Highlights include UNESCO sites like Plitvice Lakes, Split's Diocletian Palace, and historic Mostar Bridge, with authentic cultural experiences throughout.

- Days 1-2
Vienna
Start your journey in Austria's capital. Get to Schönbrunn Palace by 8:30 AM to avoid the crowds. "The palace tour brings the Habsburg dynasty to life, but get there early before tour groups flood in." Spend your afternoon walking the Ringstrasse to see the Opera House and Parliament. Book a classical music concert for the evening but make reservations at least 2 weeks ahead.

- Days 3-4
Ljubljana
Take a 4-hour drive to Slovenia's capital. Walk through the Central Market in the morning when locals buy fresh produce. Take the funicular up to Ljubljana Castle for views of the city and spend time exploring the riverside cafes. "The Triple Bridge area comes alive at sunset when locals gather for evening drinks – grab a table at Makalonca for the best people-watching."

- Days 5-6
Zagreb
- Day 7
Plitvice Lakes
- Days 8-9
Split Region
- Days 10-11
Sarajevo
- Days 12-14
Dubrovnik
14 Days Along the Dalmatian Coast, incl. Split and Dubrovnik
The Balkans unfold through Croatian gems like Split's Riva Promenade and Dubrovnik's Minčeta Fortress. Take in Montenegro's Kotor Bay, Albania's Tirana, and the Albanian Riviera. Includes 13 nights' accommodation and guided tours of UNESCO World Heritage sites.

- Days 1-2
Rome to Split
- Days 3-4
Split
Discover Split's historic center and Diocletian's Palace. A recent visitor shared: "The bell tower of St. Domnius Cathedral offers the best city views, but the stairs are steep and narrow - go early before the midday heat." Use Day 4 to hike Marjan Hill or visit Klis Fortress, which Game of Thrones fans will recognize from the series.

- Days 5-6
Korčula & Journey to Dubrovnik
- Days 7-8
Dubrovnik to Kotor
- Days 9-10
Kotor & Tirana
- Days 11-12
Tirana to Corfu
- Days 13-14
Corfu
Explore Corfu's UNESCO Old Town and beaches. Try local olive oil tasting or visit cliff-top monasteries. The trip ends on Day 14, but you might want extra time to see more of Greece.
Discover Bosnia Montenegro and Macedonia in a 14 days tour from Sarajevo. UNESCO sites. Nature. Culture. History. Cuisine. Wine. Slow travel.
This 14-day Balkan odyssey covers 16 cities. Starting at Sarajevo's Turkish quarter to Thessaloniki via UNESCO sites like Mostar's bridge and Kotor's old town. Tours include Orthodox monasteries Ostrog and Tvrdos, plus medieval fortresses in Vranduk and Jajce.

Sarajevo Bosnia
38 miTravnik Bosnia
21 miJajce Bosnia
74 miMostar Bosnia
15 miKravice Waterfall National Reserve Bosnia
7 miPocitelj Bosnia
13 miBlagaj Bosnia
44 miShow 6 more
Trebinje Bosnia
24 miPerast Montenegro
15 miBudva Montenegro
9 miKotor Montenegro
9 miBudva Montenegro
19 miBar Montenegro
26 miPodgorica Montenegro
121 miOhrid Macedonia
67 miStobi Macedonia
61 miPella Greece
23 miThessaloniki Greece
What people love about 2-week Balkans tours
- Undiscovered Balkans
Tedi Agoli 5 star tour gude Patmil Huka 5 star tour driver Undiscovered Balkans tour - great
- Balkan Experience: Serbia, Bulgaria, North Macedonia, Albania, Montenegro, Croatia & Bosnia and Herzegovina – 14 Days
The quality of tour excellent guide very knowledgeable
- Balkan Kaleidoscope
The trip was well-organized and fast-paced. Activities were limited to 2-3 hour city walking tours. The trip is overstated at 14 days. We didn’t even meet on day one or 14. Sofia was entirely left out of the sightseeing. Day one should have included a city tour at minimum along with a quick meeting and coordinated dinner. This is how the Silk Road tour was organized. Tipping local guides was kind of a mess with no direction or organization by our tour leader. Border crossings were an inevitable part of the trip, but luckily they were pretty painless (unlike the Stans where all of our luggage needed to be scanned by security at each border crossing).

































