Balkan Tour 13 Days Munich-Belgrade

Written By Julian Paul

Discover the Best of Central & Southeast Europe

This 13-day journey takes you across some of Europe’s most beautiful and historic destinations. From Germany’s alpine villages to Croatia’s sun-soaked coast, and from Montenegro’s dramatic bays to Serbia’s vibrant capital — the Balkan Tour with IndoReisen is the perfect blend of culture, history, and natural beauty

 

Trip Highlights

  • Fairytale alpine towns like Hallstatt and Salzburg

  • Stunning lakes and castles in Slovenia

  • UNESCO wonders: Plitvice Lakes, Dubrovnik, and Mostar

  • Island hopping to Hvar and boat rides along Montenegro’s coast

  • Rich history in Sarajevo and Belgrade

History, heritage, and hidden gems—experience the Balkans like never before.

Itinerary:

 

Day 1: Arrival in Munich – Hallstatt – Salzburg

Begin your adventure in Germany with a trip to Hallstatt’s lakeside charm before exploring Salzburg, Mozart’s birthplace

 

Day 2: Salzburg – Bled

Cross into Slovenia to see Lake Bled, its castle, and the famous island church

 

Day 3: Bled – Postojna – Predjama – Ljubljana

Journey underground into the magical Postojna Cave and see Predjama Castle before reaching Ljubljana.

 

Day 4–5: Ljubljana – Rakovica – Plitvice – Zadar – Split

Explore Slovenia’s capital, then marvel at Plitvice Lakes before heading south through Croatia’s Adriatic towns

 

Day 6–7: Dubrovnik & Hvar Island

Walk Dubrovnik’s medieval walls, shop on Stradun Street, and enjoy a day trip to glamorous Hvar.

 

Day 8–9: Montenegro Coast

Sail past Our Lady of the Rocks, stroll in Perast, visit Sveti Stefan, Budva, and Tivat.

 

Day 10–11: Bosnia & Herzegovina

Discover Mostar’s iconic Old Bridge and dive into Sarajevo’s mix of Ottoman, Austro-Hungarian, and modern culture.

 

Day 12–13: Serbia – Belgrade & Departure

Finish in lively Belgrade with visits to Kalemegdan Fortress, Nikola Tesla Museum, and the majestic Church of St. Sava.

Travel Tips

  • Best time: May–September for warm weather, April & October for fewer crowds

  • Pack comfortable shoes — lots of walking tours

  • Currency: Euro (Germany, Slovenia, Austria, Montenegro), Kuna (Croatia), Lek (Albania if added), Convertible Mark (Bosnia), Dinar (Serbia)

  • Bring a mix of cash + card — not everywhere takes cards in the Balkans

 

Ready to Explore The Balkans?

With carefully curated routes, seamless travel between countries, and local guides who know the hidden gems, IndoReisen makes your Balkan journey stress-free and unforgettable.

 
Julian Paul
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