Bosnia, Croatia and Slovenia Tours & Trips
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- East of Europe (20 destinations)
- East of Europe and Venice (including Banja Luka)
- Classic Balkans: Ljubljana to Sarajevo
- Eastern Capitals & the Dalmatian Riviera (Classic, 14 Days)
- Eastern Capitals & the Dalmatian Riviera (Small Groups, 14 Days)
- 13-Day Scenic and Heritage Tour Across the Balkans
- DALMATIAN SUNSHINE WITH SARAJEVO & BELGRADE
- Europe Explorer Grand Tour “Dalmatia Route”
- Scenic Slovenia & Croatia
- Budapest & Balkans - 15 days
Duration 7 days Destinations Austria, Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia Age Range up to 85 year olds Operator Europamundo From
- US$1,002
Duration 12 days Destinations Austria, Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia, Italy Age Range up to 85 year olds Operator Europamundo From
- US$1,861
Three countries unveil their treasures in 21 days, from Ljubljana Castle to Sarajevo's historic center. Zadar's food tour delights the senses, while UNESCO-listed Plitvice Lakes and Krka National Park's waterfalls showcase natural beauty. Comfortable hotels complement authentic experiences like oyster farming in Uvala Bistrina and wine tasting in Slovenia's Brda region.
Duration 21 days Destinations Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia Age Range 18 to 39 year olds Operator G Adventures From $5,749
15% Off- US$4,887You save $862
Eastern Capitals & the Dalmatian Riviera (Classic, 14 Days)
2 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“This tour was a trip of a life time all due to the skills of this wonderful women.”
Mary, traveled in September
Three countries reveal their treasures: Croatia's Plitvice Lakes and Dubrovnik's medieval walls, Bosnia's Sarajevo War Tunnels and Mostar Bridge, and Slovenia's charming Ljubljana. UNESCO sites in Trogir and Split shine through guided tours of Diocletian's Palace cellars and local market experiences.
Duration 14 days Destinations Austria, Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia, Montenegro Age Range up to 99 year olds Operator Insight Vacations From $4,625
15% Off- US$3,931You save $693
The stunning landscapes of Bosnia, Croatia, and Slovenia unfold, featuring Plitvice National Park's waterfalls and Mostar's iconic Stari Most bridge. A Sarajevan family hosts dinner while Split's 1,700-year-old Diocletian Palace cellars reveal ancient history.
Duration 14 days Destinations Austria, Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia Age Range up to 99 year olds Operator Insight Vacations From $5,695
15% Off- US$4,841You save $854
Bosnia, Croatia, and Slovenia showcase 21 cities in 13 days. UNESCO sites like Mostar's Stari Most and Plitvice Lakes National Park dazzle visitors. The route leads from Sarajevo's Tunnel of Hope to Lake Bled's iconic island church, with comfortable stays in 4-star accommodations throughout.
Duration 13 days Destinations Serbia, Bosnia, Montenegro, Croatia, Slovenia Age Range 8 to 75 year olds Operator Balkland From
15% Off- US$3,937+$136 local payments
Three countries showcase their highlights in 14 days, from Slovenia's Lake Bled to Croatia's Plitvice Lakes and Bosnia's Sarajevo. First-class accommodations include Hotel Corner in Split and City Hotel in Dubrovnik. Postojna Cave and Ottoman-era Bascarsija Square in Sarajevo captivate visitors.
Duration 14 days Destinations Croatia, Slovenia, Bosnia, Serbia Age Range up to 85 year olds Operator Kompas From
15% Off- US$3,289
The rich heritage of Bosnia, Croatia, and Slovenia comes alive through 16 remarkable cities in 15 days. UNESCO treasures like Plitvice Lakes and Split's Diocletian Palace await. Charming 3-star hotels like Hotel Hana in Mostar and Emonec Hotel in Ljubljana host guests, with expert English-speaking guides throughout.
Duration 15 days Destinations Albania, Montenegro, Bosnia, Croatia, Slovenia Age Range 18 to 90 year olds Operator Albania Explorer DMC From
15% Off- US$4,069
Scenic Slovenia & Croatia
44 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“All of the hotels were excellent. Our guide Wentz and driver Timor were extremely good.”
BETTY, traveled in June
Three nations reveal their beauty in 8 days, from Slovenia's Postojna Caves to Croatia's Dalmatian Coast. Dubrovnik's Franciscan Monastery, Bosnia's Turkish House in Mostar, and Plitvice's 16 lakes amaze visitors. Quality hotels like Tirena Dubrovnik and Hotel Bosnia Sarajevo provide comfort, with guided tours in each major city.
Duration 8 days Destinations Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia Age Range up to 99 year olds Operator Cosmos From $2,199
5% Off- US$2,099You save $100
Bosnia's Trebinje, Croatia's UNESCO-listed Plitvice Lakes and Dubrovnik walls, and Slovenia's Postojna Cave await visitors. Oyster tasting in Lim Bay, traditional plum brandy in Belgrade's oldest tavern, and Lake Bled's pletna boat ride create memorable moments. 14 nights in 4-star accommodations with daily breakfast.
Duration 15 days Destinations Hungary, Serbia, Croatia, Slovenia, Bosnia Age Range up to 99 year olds Operator On The Go Tours From $4,485
20% Off- US$3,588You save $897
What people love about Bosnia, Croatia And Slovenia Tours
- Eastern Capitals & the Dalmatian Riviera (Classic, 14 Days)
Took the Eastern capitals and Dalmatian Riviera tour with Insight Vacations from 9-16-17 to 9-30-17. Our tour guide Sharon Tooman was outstanding. Her knowledge of the places we visited, her patience with our slower senior members and her grace under fire with a very difficult travel mate was commendable. This tour was a trip of a life time all due to the skills of this wonderful women. I will never forget her. Thank you Insight having her on this journey.
- Scenic Slovenia & Croatia
Tour was value for money Our guide oaky was fantastic
- East of Europe and Venice (including Plitvice Lakes National Park)
There was no introduction made, the group participants should have at least been introduced to each other.While Evan was amasing, the local city guides were not particularly good. Walked too fast for the group, yet stopped at various points to share information not waiting for the group to gather felt pretty much " dumped" in cities after a short tour. I realize all the lengthy border crossing did impact the time. Quick stop for snacks / lavatory with4 or more coaches were not pleasant. Seems that there were plenty of other opportunities for stops.
What our customers ask about Bosnia, Croatia and Slovenia Tours & Trips
What are the must-visit historical sites in Bosnia Croatia and Slovenia?
The three countries showcase a rich collection of historical landmarks including several UNESCO World Heritage sites. Croatia's Dubrovnik welcomes visitors with its well-preserved city walls and Diocletian's Palace in Split remains a central attraction. Bosnia's Ottoman-era Mostar Bridge spans gracefully across the Neretva River while Slovenia's Lake Bled features both a medieval castle and the 16th century Church of Assumption. Many travelers stay at properties like Hotel Lero in Dubrovnik which provides easy access to sites such as Europe's oldest working pharmacy in the Franciscan Monastery the Rector's Palace and Pula's Roman amphitheater. A TourRadar traveler noted "Walking the walls of Dubrovnik and experiencing its ancient architecture was truly spectacular."
What is the best time of year to visit Bosnia Croatia and Slovenia?
The shoulder seasons of May-June or September-October offer the most pleasant conditions with fewer tourists and moderate temperatures. Coastal cities like Split and Dubrovnik can get quite hot in summer reaching over 85°F (29°C). Inland cities such as Ljubljana and Zagreb stay more temperate. Winter brings snow to Slovenia especially around Lake Bled where temperatures hover around 35°F (2°C). One TourRadar traveler shared "The weather in September was perfect for exploring Hvar and Korcula islands." Fall is particularly good for visiting the Istrian peninsula when truffle season begins and coastal towns like Rovinj and Pula become quieter.
What kind of food specialties should I try in each country?
The regional cuisine varies distinctly across these countries. Croatian coastal areas excel in fresh seafood while Istria is known for truffles local prosciutto and cheese. Slovenia's Alpine influence shows in dishes like žlikrofi (dumplings) and potica (nut roll) which can be found at restaurants like Panorama Restaurant near Lake Bled. Bosnian cuisine features grilled meats burek (meat pastry) and traditional Turkish coffee especially in Mostar's old bazaar. A TourRadar traveler noted "The farmhouse lunch in Istria with fresh pasta and truffles was a highlight of the trip." Tours often include meals at local establishments like the traditional restaurants in Sarajevo's Bašcaršija district.
What type of accommodations can I expect in these countries?
The accommodation options range from comfortable 3-star to upscale 4-star hotels typically located in city centers. Croatia offers properties like Hotel Adria in Dubrovnik overlooking the Adriatic and Hotel Mondo in Split near Diocletian's Palace. Slovenia features unique stays such as the Bohinj ECO Hotel & Wellness while Bosnia provides modern comfort at places like Hotel Hills in Sarajevo. A TourRadar traveler shared "The Hotel Bristol in Opatija was excellent with its perfect seafront location and historic charm." Standard amenities include WiFi air conditioning and private bathrooms.
How many days should I plan for visiting all three countries?
A comprehensive visit requires 9-14 days. Most travelers spend 3-4 days in Croatia exploring Dubrovnik Split and the islands 2-3 days in Bosnia visiting Sarajevo and Mostar and 2-3 days in Slovenia discovering Ljubljana and Lake Bled. One TourRadar traveler shared "Our 14-day tour gave us enough time to really appreciate each destination from Hvar and Korcula to Mostar and Lake Bled." This timeline allows visitors to see major sites and local attractions while maintaining a relaxed pace.
What's the best way to get around these three countries?
Transportation typically combines coach travel for longer routes with local options within cities. Modern buses connect major points like Zagreb to Sarajevo or Ljubljana to Lake Bled. Walking serves as the main way to explore historic areas such as Dubrovnik's Old Town or Split's Diocletian's Palace. Water transportation includes catamarans between Croatian islands and traditional vessels like Lake Bled's pletna boats. A TourRadar traveler mentioned "The transport arrangements were excellent particularly the comfortable bus journeys through the beautiful countryside." Many itineraries also feature cable car rides such as Dubrovnik's Mount Srd or Slovenia's Vogel.