Balkans Via Dinarica Hiking Tour
An Epic Multi-Country Trek in the Dinaric Alps
- Available: June, August
- Activity: Level 4
- Accommodations: Comfortable Hotels
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Group Size:
4-15 Guests
Min Age: 18
Highlights
- Summit some of the Dinaric Alps' highest peaks and explore six Balkan national parks over 22 days
- Raft down the deepest canyon in Europe, on Tara River's class II-IV whitewater rapids
- Journey to isolated highland villages across the Balkans, like Lukomir in Bosnia and Valbona in Albania
Itinerary
Arrive at Ljubljana & Transfer to Bled
Day 1
Arrive to Ljubljana airport and meet your MT Sobek trip leader outside of customs and immigration area, to escort you to the hotel in the charming lakeside town of Bled. At the welcome dinner this evening, meet the rest of the group.
Accommodation: Hotel Savica-Bled, Slovenia
Transportation: 1-hour private van transfer
Meals: Dinner
Explore Triglav National Park, Hike to Debela pec & Visit Bled Castle
Day 2
This morning, hike through the forests of Pokljuka plateau towards Lipanca alpine meadow and Blejska Koca Hut. The path reaches a saddle between the summits of Brda and Debela pec for the first views of the central Julian Alps. Head towards the grassy peak of Debela pec (6,605') for views of the Ljubljana basin and Triglav, Slovenia's highest peak and the symbol of the park. In the afternoon, return to Bled, for a walk along the lake and a visit to its iconic medieval castle, the oldest castle in Slovenia.
Accommodation: Hotel Savica-Bled, Slovenia
Activity: 5-hours/8 miles hiking with 2,788' elevation gain & loss
Transportation: 45-minutes private van transfer
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Hike Risnjak National Park in Croatia
Day 3
Depart this morning to Risnjak National Park on Croatia's northern border with Slovenia, the northernmost of Croatia's eight national parks. Covering more than 24 square miles, it provides habitat for more than 1,000 different plants, as well as wolves, bears, and lynx. The hike starts from the Platak plateau, toward the summit of Guslica (4,887') the western most summit of this range, offering splendid views of the entire park, all the way to the Adriatic Sea. On a clear day, we can even see the part of the Slovenian Alps. Afternoon transfer to Fuzine.
Accommodation: Hotel Bitoraj-Fuzine, Croatia
Activity: 5 hours/6.5 miles hiking with 1,675' elevation gain & 1,675' elevation loss
Transportation: 3-hour private van transfer
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Hike the Premuzic Trail in Northern Velebit National Park
Day 4
Depart early for Northern Velebit National Park, one of the most beautiful areas of the Croatian Dinaric Alps. Start the hike near the Zavizan mountain hut, the highest meteorological station in Croatia. After a half-hour walk, embark on the famous Premuzic trail, a 35.5-mile-long route that follows the main ridge of Velebit mountain. While hiking this first stage of the trail, pass through Rozanski Kukovi, a nature reserve that protects many endemic and rare plant species, as well as rich fauna, including the three big predators of Croatia: bears, wolves, and lynx.
Accommodation: Hotel Vicko-Starigrad Paklenica, Croatia
Activity: 6-7 hours/10 miles hiking with 2,800' elevation gain & 1,280' elevation loss
Transportation: 3.5-hour private van transfer
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Marvel at the Limestone Peaks of Bojinac and Bojin Kuk
Day 5
After breakfast and a short transfer to a local village, begin hiking up to a high platteau and to the rocky area below Bojin Kuk (3,650'), the highest peak of Bojinac, with stellar views of the islands dotted along the Adriatic coast. This is an area of unusually picturesque rocky limestone peaks. Afterwards, descend back to the van, and return to Starigrad.
Accommodation: Hotel Vicko-Starigrad Paklenica, Croatia
Activity: 5-6 hours/5 miles hiking with 2,100' elevation gain & 820' elevation loss
Transportation: 30-minute private van transfer
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Explore Paklenica National Park
Day 6
Wake up to the sounds of seagulls and salty winds coming from the Adriatic. The village of Starigrad is the gateway to Paklenica National Park, a hiking and rock-climbing paradise wedged between two narrow gorges. Explore the bigger of the two gorges, with steep climbing walls, rocky peaks, well-maintained trails, and stunning views down the gorge. Rest at the main hut in the center of the park, cool off, replenish your water bottle, and follow the Paklenica river back down to the coast for a well-deserved dip in the Adriatic.
Accommodation: Hotel Vicko-Starigrad Paklenica, Croatia
Activity: 5-6 hours/8.5 miles hiking with 2,444' elevation gain & 2,460' elevation loss
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Tour Mostar & Reach Blidinje Nature Park
Day 7
Wake up early and transfer to Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) and the beautiful city of Mostar. Tour the old city and see its famed old bridge. The bridge is locally known as Stari Most, and the town was named after the bridge keepers, or "mostari." After a tasty lunch on the banks of the Neretva river, head out towards Blidinje Nature Park, from where you continue the Bosnian part of the Via Dinarica adventure.
Accommodation: Hotel Hajducke Vrleti-Blidinje Nature Park, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Transportation: 6-hour private van transfer
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Hike to Hajducka Vrata and Drinaca Peak
Day 8
Start the Bosnian part of the Via Dinarica adventure with Blidinje Nature Park, where the hike begins over Cvrsnica mountain. The first part is a very gentle ascent through a thick beech forest. As the elevation rises, climb above the tree line and east toward Drinjaca (6,686') and Hajducka Vrata, a stunning natural arch typical for karst and limestone. After lunch, head back part of the way to the top of Vilinac peak (6,950'), before continuing back down to Blidinje for some delicious traditional pine liqueur and hearty highland village fare.
Accommodation: Hotel Hajducke Vrleti-Blidinje Nature Park, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Activity: 6-8 hours/9.5 miles hiking with 2,460' elevation gain & 2,953' elevation loss
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Discover the Highland Village of Lukomir
Day 9
Transfer to the village of Umoljani, located on the mountain of Bjelasnica that hosted the 1984 Winter Olympics. From the traditional-style mosque, walk to the seven watermills, and continue to the Studeni Potok cascades. Walk upstream, see the serpent-like formations of Studeni Stream, and continue uphill to Obalj peak (6,220'). From here, take in spectacular views of Rakitnica canyon and Lukomir, Bosnia's highest village (at 4,820'), with ancient medieval tombstones and a traditional way of life. Descend back for a tasty homemade dinner and transfer to Babin Do, the mountain's main ski resort.
Accommodation: Hotel Bjelasnica-Babin Do, Bosnia
Activity: 4-5 hours/5.5 miles hiking with 1,970' elevation gain & 1,706' elevation loss
Transportation: 3.5-hour private van transfer
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Hike the Wild Visocica Massif
Day 10
Today explore the wild Visocica massif, with pointed peaks and narrow valleys, and bordered by rivers on all sides. Start by winding through the Bjelasnica backroads before hitting the Rakitnica River and crossing over towards Tusila village (3,937'). Hike up through open meadows and thick beech forest to the summit of Vito (6,430'), and enjoy a lunch paired with panoramic views. Then follow a narrow ridge to Drstva peak (5,932') and descend to meet the vehicle and transfer to Sarajevo, the nation's capital. Enjoy dinner in the old town this evening.
Accommodation: Hotel Europe-Sarajevo, Bosnia
Activity: 7-8 hours/7.5 miles hike with 2,790' elevation gain & 2,707' elevation loss
Transportation: 2.5-hour private van transfer
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
See the Sights of Sarajevo
Day 11
Spend the day exploring the vibrant city of Sarajevo for a glimpse into its turbulent past that spanned empires - from the Ottoman Turks to the Austro-Hungarians. More recently, the city was host to the 1984 Winter Olympics and then made the news in the 1990s during the siege by Serb forces. Tour the ancient Ottoman quarter called Bascarsija, with its stone-flagged alleys and red-roofed houses sitting amongst minarets, as well as major historical and cultural sites. After lunch, explore on your own. In the late afternoon, transfer to the Sutjeska National Park.
Accommodation: Hotel Mladost-Sutjeska National Park, Bosnia
Activity: 2 hour city walking tour
Transportation: 2-hour private van transfer
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Explore Sutjeska National Park
Day 12
In the morning, transfer to Sutjeska National Park, before continuing to the tranquil lake of Donje Bare. After lunch, hike through a beech forest and open mountainous terrain to the summit of Ugljesin (6,096'), for one of the best panoramic views of the Zelengora peaks and the rock face wall of Volujak. Continue the stunning circuit back to Gornje Bare lake via the Tovarnica ridge, with Bosnia's highest peaks a constant companion on the horizon. Then transfer back to the hotel in the Tjentiste valley, before an early dinner.
Accommodation: Hotel Mladost-Sutjeska National Park, Bosnia
Activity: 4-5 hours/5.5 miles hiking with 1,640' elevation gain & 2,018' elevation loss
Transportation: 2-hour private van transfer
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Hike to Trnovacko Lake or Summit Mt. Maglic
Day 13
Today drive to remote Lokva Derneciste to begin hiking through old growth forests and open, mountainous terrain. Split into two groups: one will do the moderate 2.5-hour hike to the emerald green Trnovacko Lake (4,921') and the other will tackle the strenuous 4-hour trek up to Maglic summit (7,828'), the highest and mightiest peak in Bosnia and Herzegovina, with a 2.5-hour descent down to the lake. The group will reconvene at Trnovacko for a 2.5-hour hike among huge amphitheater of rocky peaks to Prijevor, and transfer back to the hotel.
Accommodation: Hotel Mladost-Sutjeska National Park, Bosnia
Activity: 4-5 hours/6.2 miles hiking with 984' elevation gain & loss to Trnovacko Lake - or - 9 hours/8.6 miles hiking with 4,264' elevation gain & loss to summit Mt. Maglic
Transportation: 2-hour private van transfer
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Raft the Tara River & Head to Durmitor National Park
Day 14
Rest your legs but get some thrills on today's rafting adventure through the deepest river canyon in Europe. After leaving the hotel, sit back and enjoy the spectacular views along the Drina river, until the place where the Piva and Tara canyons join. There, put in for a rafting journey on the Tara, which sits more than 3,000 feet down in the canyon with stunning wilderness all around. After enjoying an early dinner along the river, continue on to the town of Zabljak on the edge of Durmitor National Park in Montenegro.
Accommodation: Hotel Soa
Activity: 3-4 hours rafting Class II-IV rapids
Transportation: 3-hour private van transfer
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Ascend Prutas Peak in Durmitor National Park
Day 15
Today ascend the sloping deep-green Prutas peak, with the most stunning views of other Durmitor sights, like the Soa Nebeska wall, the amazing Skrcka Lakes valley, and the stunning Susica canyon. After a short drive to Dobri Do (5,577'), begin climbing a grassy slope toward Skrcko Zdrijelo Pass (6,935'), and then follow a rocky path with magnificent views of the massive Bobotov Kuk. Shortly after reaching the peak, have lunch paired with breathtaking views. After the 5-hour hike, arrive back in Zabljak in time for dinner.
Accommodation: Hotel Soa
Activity: 5-6 hours/5 miles hiking with 2,460' elevation gain & 2,480 elevation loss
Transportation: 30-minute private van transfer
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Climb Bobotov Kuk, Montenegro's Highest Summit
Day 16
Today, climb Montenegro's highest peak, Bobotov Kuk (8,277'). Starting relatively high at 6,230 feet, hike up the grassy slope of Surutka toward Zupci, a magnificent massif with 14 sharp, rocky "teeth." After circling Zupci, arrive at the glacial lake Zeleni Vir and begin a steep, rocky ascent toward Bobotov Kuk. The views expand with every step until the summit - with vistas all the way to the Adriatic on a clear day. Enjoy lunch here, and then descend via the Mlijecni Do, to take a short ride back to Zabljak for a well¬-deserved rest.
Accommodation: Hotel Soa
Activity: 6-7 hours/7.5 miles hiking with 2,130' elevation gain & 3,035' elevation loss
Transportation: 30-minute private van transfer
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Journey to Theth Village in Albania's Accursed Mountains
Day 17
Today say goodbye to Montenegro and cross over into Albania. Make a lunch stop in the town of Shkodar and continue to the remote village of Theth in the namesake national park. Stroll around the village and learn about some of the ancient customs that reign these communities on the edge of the Albanian Alps - known by some as the Accursed Mountains. (Don't let the name fool you; the range is known for its stunning, unspoiled beauty.) Have dinner and overnight at a family-run guesthouse in Theth.
Accommodation: Villa Gjecaj-Thethi Valley, Albania
Transportation: 7-hour private van transfer (with breaks)
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Hike from Theth to Valbona, Crossing the Valbona Pass
Day 18
Today load the luggage into the vehicles and hike from Theth to Valbona along an old mule trail that is the only direct connection between the two valleys. This scenic but challenging hike begins in the Valley of Theth (2,460') then climbs steeply upward through beech woods and grassy meadows towards Valbona Pass (5,770'). At the top, enjoy a picnic lunch and breathtaking views of both Theth and Valbona National Parks. Today's alternative is a full-day transfer that includes a ferry boat ride over the blue waters of Komani lake, followed by a short walk around Valbona.
Accommodation: Hotel Rilindja
Activity: 8 hours/11 miles hiking with 4,050' elevation gain & 4,265' elevation loss or alternative full-day transfer
Transportation: Alternative: 5.5-hour private van transfer & 2.5 hour ferry ride
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Climb the Maja Rosit Pass
Day 19
This morning, start the hike directly from the guesthouse, passing through dry river beds and climbing through forests of beech and pine. Frequently used by the villages bringing their sheep and cows to higher pastures, the trail winds up through grassy open terrain to a lonely shepherds' hut. Enjoy a cold drink here before pushing on to the Maja Rosit pass (6,690') that separates Albania from Montenegro. After a hearty picnic lunch of highland cheese and local beer, head back down the same way, through the hamlet of Kukaj and on to Valbona.
Accommodation: Hotel Rilindja
Activity: 5-6 hours/7 miles hiking with 2,625' elevation gain & 2,460' elevation loss
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Visit the Monastery of Decan & Head to Prizren
Day 20
This morning, drive to the lower valley to visit one of Kosovo's beautiful Orthodox monasteries, the 14th-century St. Nicholas Monastery of Decan. Then continue on to the historic city of Prizren, to spend the evening in an Ottoman-style neighborhood and enjoy dinner in a traditional restaurant.
Accommodation: Hotel Prizreni-Prizren, Kosovo
Accommodation: Hotel Centrum PrizrenTransportation: 2.5-hour private van transfer
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Take In the Highlights of Tirana
Day 21
After a morning departure from Prizren, drive through the Albanian hinterland and arrive to Tirana, the capital of Albania. After checking into the hotel, head out on a tour of this charming, cosmopolitan city, visiting the Skenderbey square, the old mosque, and the vibrant Blloku neighborhood packed with cafes, restaurants and boutiques. Enjoy a farewell dinner in one of these restaurants before returning to the hotel.
Accommodation: Sarotel-Tirana, Albania
Transportation: 3-hour private van transfer
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Depart from Tirana
Day 22
After breakfast, have a 30-minute transfer to Tirana International Airport.
Transportation: 30-minute private van transfer
Meals: Breakfast
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Your Guides
The best people to immerse you in a destination are the ones who live there, which is why we feature local Adventure Guides on our trips. Here are a few that you might meet on this adventure.

Lorenc Konaj
Lorenc fell in love with the natural environment and pristine wilderness, in what was then known as Yugoslavia, as a child. He soon discovered his other joy in life, that of sharing the beauty of the region with those visiting his little corner of the globe-a place rich in culture, history, and gorgeous nature. Lorenc is a Certified Mountain Guide and Ranger for the BiH Mountain Association, a member of a Mountain Rescue Team, and has led MT Sobek trips in Bosnia and Herzegovina since 2007. When not leading trips, Lorenc develops new adventures and trains guides in Bosnia.

Samer Hajric
Samer is from Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and is a certified mountain guide by the Mountaineering Union of Bosnia and Herzegovina and UIAA standards. He has been guiding for MT Sobek since 2007 and his first magical encounter with the Dinaric Alps was back in 2000. In Samer's own words: "My passion for the mountains and the rigours of the outdoors, combined with the warm-heartedness of the local people, left an indelible impression on me. It will be my great pleasure to show you this part of the world and the area which holds a special place in my heart-the Dinaric Alps."
Activity Level
This trip is rated activity level 4. Daily elevation gain and loss varies from 1,000 - 4,000'. Hikes are 4 - 8 hours over several consecutive days on uneven and rocky terrain. The highest altitude will be 7,828' on day 13. Multiple nights will be spent in comfortable but basic accommodations.
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Activity Snapshot
Day 2
5-hours/8 miles hiking with 2,788' elevation gain & loss
Day 3
5 hours/6.5 miles hiking with 1,675' elevation gain & 1,675' elevation loss
Day 4
6-7 hours/10 miles hiking with 2,800' elevation gain & 1,280' elevation loss
Day 5
5-6 hours/5 miles hiking with 2,100' elevation gain & 820' elevation loss
Day 6
5-6 hours/8.5 miles hiking with 2,444' elevation gain & 2,460' elevation loss
Day 8
6-8 hours/9.5 miles hiking with 2,460' elevation gain & 2,953' elevation loss
Day 9
4-5 hours/5.5 miles hiking with 1,970' elevation gain & 1,706' elevation loss
Day 10
7-8 hours/7.5 miles hike with 2,790' elevation gain & 2,707' elevation loss
Day 11
2 hour city walking tour
Day 12
4-5 hours/5.5 miles hiking with 1,640' elevation gain & 2,018' elevation loss
Day 13
4-5 hours/6.2 miles hiking with 984' elevation gain & loss to Trnovacko Lake - or - 9 hours/8.6 miles hiking with 4,264' elevation gain & loss to summit Mt. Maglic
Day 14
3-4 hours rafting Class II-IV rapids
Day 15
5-6 hours/5 miles hiking with 2,460' elevation gain & 2,480 elevation loss
Day 16
6-7 hours/7.5 miles hiking with 2,130' elevation gain & 3,035' elevation loss
Day 18
8 hours/11 miles hiking with 4,050' elevation gain & 4,265' elevation loss or alternative full-day transfer
Day 19
5-6 hours/7 miles hiking with 2,625' elevation gain & 2,460' elevation loss
Accommodations
Lodgings run the gamut from modern mountain resorts, old historic city hotels, family-run guesthouses, and cozy B&Bs.
Weather
The mornings are cool but it warms during the day before cooling off again in the evening.
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Accommodations
All accommodations have private en-suite bathrooms, except for Villa Gjeca which has shared bathrooms.. For solo travelers who have paid the single supplement, single rooms are available at all accommodations except Villa Gjecaj and Hotel Rilindja (3 nights in total). This is due to a limited number of rooms at these hotels. All other accommodations have enough capacity for solo travelers to have their own rooms.
Remember that you are traveling through the Balkans and through some still developing areas. A lot of the comforts you are accustomed to may not be available, and time flows at a different pace. Patience and respect are the crucial ingredients for a successful trip and an enriching experience.
FAQs
Who will meet me on arrival?
An MT Sobek representative will meet you at the Ljubljana Jože Pucnik Airport (LJU) between 1:00 - 1:30pm outside of Customs. We will then transfer 1 hour by minibus to Bled.
Will this Balkans adventure be similar to the Alps of Switzerland?
Only with regards to challenge. The tourism infrastructure is developing rapidly in the Balkans, but is not yet as developed as in Western Europe. Come expecting fewer luxuries and amenities.
What can I expect in the way of accommodations?
We've booked the best possible accommodations in the towns and villages where we will stay. In the Balkans, "best possible" is often a lower standard than you might be used to. This itinerary was designed for the adventurer who does not mind basic accommodations in exchange for off-the-beaten-path fun.
Do I need hiking boots for this trip?
Yes. You will need to wear high-ankle, all weather hiking boots for this trip.
What food can I expect in the Balkans?
Healthy, locally-sourced, organic meals that include meats (red meat and poultry), fish and seafood, and an abundance of produce, all seasoned with local herbs and olive oil. Nearly all diets can be accommodated.
What is the religious make-up of the Balkans population?
The Balkans are a melting pot of Orthodox Christianity, Islam and Roman Catholic Christianity.
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Guest Reviews
This is an excellent way for people who are interested in the Balkans to experience firsthand the mountains, the culture, the people, the languages and the food of this very unique area of our planet. If you have a flexible spirit and are in great condition and love new experiences this is the trip for you!
Julie B.
MT Sobek Guest, Balkans Via Dinarica Hiking
"A wonderful trip to a part of Europe that remains mostly undiscovered. nI loved going to SIX countries in one trip! Each was special.nWe learned first hand, from our guides, about the recent history from the Balkan region, Sarajevo especially, and it was so interesting and moving. On top of that we had excellent hiking, delicious food, and amazing guides! Highly highly recommend!"
Terry G.
MT Sobek Guest, Balkans Via Dinarica Hiking