10-Day Mediterranean Tour Packages
Dreaming of ten days in the Mediterranean? You’ll see many countries fast. Perhaps the western Balkans, including Ulcinj, Kotor, Dubrovnik, Mostar, and Durmitor National Park. Or maybe Greece and Italy route, taking in Athens and the Amalfi Coast. The Mediterranean in 10 days means picking your region properly and seeing everything in the moment. Yet, countries are close, ferries and buses connect everything easily, so you can focus on sightseeing.
Insider tips: Recommended 10-day Mediterranean tour itineraries
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MelissaMediterranean travel expert at TourRadar
10 Day Southern Europe Itinerary, incl. Athens and Rome
Mediterranean journey combining Athens' Acropolis, Delphi's ancient sites, and Rome's archaeological treasures. Optional Pompeii and Positano tour for 150 EUR. Accommodations include Boss Boutique Athens and 4-star Bettoja Diana Rome.

- Days 1-2
Athens, Greece
Your journey begins in Athens with a private transfer from the airport to your city center hotel. Head to the Acropolis before 9 AM on day two. One traveler shares: "The morning light on the Parthenon is magical, and you'll avoid both the heat and tourist rush." Visit the Acropolis Museum in the afternoon when crowds thin out. Book accommodation near Plaka for easy access to restaurants and historic sites.

- Day 3
Athens to Meteora via Delphi
- Day 4
Meteora to Thessaloniki
- Day 5
Thessaloniki to Sofia via Rila
- Day 6
Sofia to Skopje
- Day 7
Skopje to Tirana via Prizren
- Day 8
Tirana to Rome
- Day 9
Rome
- Day 10
Rome & Amalfi Coast
10 Days in the Balkans, incl. Belgrade and Dubrovnik
From Dubrovnik's walls to Split's Diocletian Palace and Kotor's medieval town, history comes alive. Boat rides to Our Lady of the Rocks complement visits to coastal gems like Perast. Upscale hotels including Cornaro Split and Royal Neptun Dubrovnik provide comfort.

- Days 1-2
Belgrade, Serbia
Land in Serbia's capital and spend your first evening getting familiar with the city center. On day two head to Belgrade Fortress where the Sava and Danube rivers meet. Going early helps you avoid the crowds. "The tour was absolutely amazing! I loved exploring Serbia...our guide was incredibly knowledgeable." End your day in the bohemian Skadarlija quarter where you can try authentic Serbian food at local restaurants.

- Day 3
Zagreb, Croatia
The drive to Croatia's capital takes about 4 hours. Spend at least half a day in the historic Upper Town. Visit the Gothic Zagreb Cathedral and make your way to St. Mark's Church with its colorful tiled roof. A practical note: Pack shoes with good grip since the cobblestone streets can be slippery in wet weather.

- Day 4
Plitvice Lakes to Split
- Day 5
Split
- Day 6
Split to Dubrovnik
- Day 7
Montenegro Day Trip
- Day 8
Bosnia & Herzegovina
- Days 9-10
Sarajevo to Belgrade
10 days 9 nights Balkan sightseeing experience | Memorable tour
Over 10 days, travel through 5 Balkan countries and 9 cities from Zagreb to Tirana. Plitvice Lakes' turquoise waterfalls and Krujë Castle's medieval fortress are on the list. Walk Dubrovnik's Stradun street and see the Old Town walls, then check out Mostar's historic bridge. Kotor's cathedral offers great views, and Una National Park has the 24.5-meter Štrbački Buk waterfall.

What people love about 10-day Mediterranean tours
- The Balkans Revealed: Serbia, Croatia, Montenegro & Bosnia and Herzegovina – 10 Days
Good and relaxing .Enjoyed tour. Hotel very excellent except 1 night stay called 4.5 but look like 3.
- From Lisbon 10-Day Andalucia & Morocco
There are a few things that could've been done better, but the overall was okay. Some of the tour operator guides were not organized or get flustered with such large groups. The optional added activities were nice. For the shopping on the tours, the guides only took you to stores or even restaurants where they got some type of kick back or comission which they should give us the choice where we want to shop and maybe have those as options. Also the tour operator did not drop us off at the end of the tour to the tour office as stated in itinerary. We had to get off stops where other people continued their trip. They should have had a set location to drop people off at the end of the tour. Also, it may be beneficial to the tour operator is they had smaller groups. Overall, people were nice for the most part.
- Explore the Balkans
First ever tour. Well planned and well priced





































