Balkan Tour-Kosovo-Albania-Macedonia (4 Nights 5 Days)

✅ Economy class flight ticket on Pegasus Airlines scheduled service on the Istanbul – Pristina – Istanbul routes,

✅ 4 nights accommodation in 4* hotels,

✅ 4 breakfast meals to be taken at the hotels,

✅ 4 dinner meals to be taken at the hotels,

✅ All intercity transfers explicitly stated as included in the program,

✅ All tours and excursions explicitly stated as included in the program,

✅ Professional Turkish-speaking guiding services,

✅ Local guiding services required to be taken in some regions,

✅ Check point and parking fees.

❌ Personal Expenses,

❌ Lunches,

❌ Drinks Taken During Meals,

❌ International Departure Tax,

❌ Museum And Ruins Entrance Fees,

❌ Overseas Travel Insurance,

❌ Airport Transfers in Istanbul,

The main cities to be visited as part of the tour program, the daily route order, and the estimated departure-arrival times will be shared with participants in advance. On this tour, which city will be visited on which day in Kosovo, Albania, and North Macedonia, the intercity transfer times, and the approximate arrival times will be announced before travel. In this way, guests can plan their days more comfortably and create a schedule suitable for shopping, free time, or optional tours.

The tour lasts 4 nights and 5 days, and accommodation is usually provided in double rooms at 3- or 4-star hotels close to the city center; an additional fee may apply for guests who prefer single accommodation. Throughout the tour, 4 nights of accommodation is generally provided in safe, easily accessible 3- or 4-star hotels close to the city center. Rooms are usually arranged as shared double rooms, and guests who wish to stay alone may be charged an extra amount under the name of single room supplement.

The services included in the price and the items not included should be clearly stated before the tour. Whether items such as transportation, accommodation, certain meals, panoramic city tours, and guiding services are included in the price should be clarified at the time of sale. In addition, extra expenses such as visa processing fees if required, optional tours, museum and archaeological site entrance fees, personal expenses, and some meals should also be detailed in advance to prevent unexpected costs later on.

Passport validity, visa requirements, green passport privileges, and documents that may be needed at border crossings should be checked before the tour date. Since entry to Balkan countries generally requires your passport to be valid for at least 3-6 more months, this period should definitely be reviewed in advance. Which countries require Turkish citizens to have a visa, the exemption status of green passport holders, and documents that may be requested at the border, such as travel health insurance, reservation documents, and a copy of ID, should also be clarified before the tour.

It is recommended that you bring season-appropriate clothing, comfortable walking shoes, personal medications, a plug adapter if needed, cash euros for extra expenses, and or a credit card. Since conversion to the local currency can often be done upon arrival, layered clothing suitable for the weather and comfortable shoes are very important because there will be frequent walking in Balkan cities. You may bring your personal medications, your adapter for hotels using different plug types, and some cash euros along with your credit or bank cards for small expenses, and you can usually convert to the local currency through exchange offices or banks in the country you are visiting.

It should be kept in mind that due to weather conditions, traffic, congestion at border gates, or decisions by official authorities, small changes may occur in the timing and content of the tour program, and in such cases the guide’s information and directions will be taken as the basis. Especially during border crossings and intercity travel, delays may occur due to traffic, weather conditions, or customs congestion, and slight shifts in the program flow may happen. In such situations, the tour guide’s real-time information and directions should be taken into primary consideration for any changes made for the safety and comfort of the group.

-Passport and ID photocopies,

-Comfortable clothing suitable for the season and walking shoes,

-Cash in euros and a bank card,

-Travel health insurance policy and important contact numbers,

-Phone, charger, and plug adapter if needed,

-Personal medications and basic hygiene items,

-Camera or a smartphone with sufficient memory.