Balkan Tour Starting from Skopje 6N/7D
Price per person from US$991

Balkan Tour Starting from Skopje 6N/7D

From
US$991
Price per person
From
US$991
Price per person

Description

Skopje, Pristina, Prizren, Skopje, Tetovo, Ohrid, Struga, Elbasan, Tirana, Shkoder, Kotor, Blagaj, Konjic, Sarajevo

🏰 With the assurance of Salam Booking, the magnificent 7-night Balkan Tour offers accommodation in quality 4-star hotels, Turkish-speaking guide services, and a comprehensive tour program! On this unforgettable journey from Skopje to Sarajevo, you will explore historical landmarks, enjoy breathtaking natural beauty, and closely experience cultural heritage. For detailed information and reservations, you can contact us at +90 0212 909 39 00 or via WhatsApp.

For detailed information and reservations, you can contact us via WhatsApp or by calling +90 0212 909 39 00.

All Conservative Tours are conducted with the assurance of Salam Booking - TÜRSAB #15093.

📅 Tour Dates:

  • March 27, 2025 - April 2, 2025

📌 Accommodation:

  • 6 nights in 4-star hotels

📌 Turkish-Speaking Guide

✈️ Flight Details:

Departure: Sabiha Gökçen Airport - Skopje Airport - Ajet - 11:55 - 11:25

Return: Sarajevo Airport – Sabiha Gökçen Airport - Ajet - 15:00 - 17:55

🌠 Brief Itinerary:

Day 1: Visit to the Jewelers’ Street in the bazaar, Skopje Fortress, Vardar River, Stone Bridge from the 16th century, Turkish and Jewish quarters, Davut Pasha Complex, Mustafa Pasha Mosque, Sultan Murat Mosque, Isa Bey Mosque, Double Hamam, Sulu Han, Kapan Han, Kurşunlu Han, Clock Tower, Skopje Square, and the massive statue of Alexander the Great unveiled in 2011, causing political controversy with Greece, as well as the statues of Samuel, Cyril, and Methodius.

Day 2: Visit Halveti Tekke, Gazi Mehmet Pasha Hamam, Namazgah (open-air prayer area where Sultan Mehmed II prayed with his army), Bayrakli Mosque, Marash district and bridge, the 400-year-old great sycamore tree, Emin Pasha Mosque, the Turkish Consulate in Prizren, Stone Bridge over the Bistrica (Akdere), Shadervan Square, Sinan Pasha Mosque, Orthodox Church of St. George, Catholic Church, Arasta Mosque Minaret (the mosque was destroyed during Yugoslav times, but the minaret remains), and the Serbian neighborhood still bearing the scars of war.

Day 3: Visit the 1100-year-old sycamore tree, Zeynel Abidin Pasha Tekke (Halveti Tekke), Ali Pasha Mosque, Ohrid City Square, famous for its pearl shops, St. Clement statue, streets reminiscent of Safranbolu, a shop demonstrating papermaking using techniques from the 2nd century BC in China, Hagia Sophia Church, and the ancient theater.

Day 4: Visit the Embassy of the Republic of Turkey, the U.S. Embassy, the Namazgah Mosque under construction with four minarets, funded by Turkey's Religious Foundation, the statue of Suleyman Pasha, the founder of Tirana, Tirana City Square, Ethem Bey Mosque, Clock Tower, National Museum, University Building, Opera and Ballet Building, Skanderbeg Square with the statue of Albania's national hero, and buildings of Parliament, Ministries, and the Presidential Residence.

Day 5: Visit the city park built by Azerbaijan, Millennium Bridge, King Nikola Statue, Weapon Square, Clock Tower, Pillar of Shame, St. Tryphon Cathedral, Artisan Street, Tulumba Fountains, River Gate, and St. Luke Square.

Day 6: Visit Martyrs' Mosque and its cemetery, Mostar Bazaar, Koski Mehmed Pasha Mosque, the Turkish Consulate in Mostar, Mostar Bridge, Tara Tower, Crooked Bridge, Tannery Mosque, and Hamam.

Day 7: Visit Sebil built in 18th-century Bosnian architecture, "Coppersmith Street," the only active arts street from the Ottoman era, Bazaar Mosque, Morića Han, the Mladi Muslimani (Young Muslims) headquarters, Gazi Husrev Bey Mosque and tomb (cousin of Suleiman the Magnificent), Clock Tower, Kurshun Madrasa, Gazi Husrev Bey Museum and Library, Europe’s first public restroom, Latin Bridge (where World War I began), Hünkar Mosque built in the name of Sultan Mehmed the Conqueror, At Square, Bakir Baba Mosque built by Bursa Municipality, Orthodox Church, Alija Izetbegovic Park, Ferhadija Mosque, Ferhadija Street (Sarajevo's equivalent of Istiklal Street), Jewish Synagogue, Catholic Cathedral (Sacred Heart Cathedral), Sarajevo Roses, the site of the Breadline Massacre, Eternal Flame commemorating the liberation of Sarajevo from German occupation, Markale Market, and the Vjecnica Library.

📌 Adult Prices:

  • Single Room: €1025
  • Per Person in a Double Room: €850
  • Per Person in a Triple Room: €850

📌 Child Prices:

  • 0-2 years: €125
  • 2-6 years: €600
  • 6-12 years: €700

With our high-quality, affordable, and comprehensive tour programs, we are here for you! No need to deal with extra expenses. We look forward to having you on our next journey!

Visiting

SKOPJE
SKOPJE

Day 1: SKOPJE

We depart from Istanbul Sabiha Gökçen Airport on an AJET scheduled flight to Skopje. Upon arrival at the specified time (local time), we are greeted by our BALKAN TOUR guide and transferred to Skopje city center. We begin our Skopje city tour, which will captivate us with its historical atmosphere, starting at the Ottoman Turkish Bazaar. During our tour, we visit the Jewelers’ Street, Skopje Fortress, Vardar River, the 16th-century Stone Bridge, Turkish and Jewish neighborhoods, Davut Pasha Complex, Mustafa Pasha Mosque, Sultan Murat Mosque, Isa Bey Mosque, Double Hammam, Sulu Han, Kapan Han, Kursunlu Han, the Clock Tower, Skopje Square, and the massive statue of Alexander the Great, unveiled in 2011, which sparked political controversy with Greece, along with the statues of Samuel and Cyril and Methodius. After our walking tour, we have free time. At the time designated by our guide, we have dinner and stay overnight at our hotel in Skopje.

Day 2: SKOPJE - PRISTINA - PRIZREN

After breakfast at 7:00 AM, we depart from the hotel at 8:00 AM and head to Pristina, the capital of Kosovo. In this city, which has played pivotal roles throughout Ottoman history, we visit the tomb of Sultan Murad I Hüdavendigar, where his internal organs were buried after he was martyred in the 1389 Battle of Kosovo. Next to the tomb, we also visit the Selamlik building, now a museum, where we see photographs from the 1911 visit of Ottoman Sultan Mehmed V Reshad to the Balkans. After the tomb visit, we head toward Prizren, stopping along the way at the square where, in 1989, Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic gave a speech marking the 600th anniversary of the Battle of Kosovo and where he first used the phrase “Greater Serbia,” which contributed to the downfall of Yugoslavia. After a 90-minute drive, we arrive in Prizren, Kosovo's second-largest city, which hosts numerous Ottoman landmarks. During our guided walking tour, we visit Halveti Tekke, Gazi Mehmet Pasha Hamam, the open-air prayer site (Namazgah) where Sultan Mehmed II prayed with his army, Bayrakli Mosque, the Marash district and bridge, a 400-year-old sycamore tree, Emin Pasha Mosque, the Turkish Consulate in Prizren, the Stone Bridge over the Bistrica River, Shadervan Square, Sinan Pasha Mosque, St. George and Catholic Churches, the minaret of Arasta Mosque (the mosque was destroyed during the Yugoslav era), and the Serbian neighborhood that still bears the scars of war. After free time to enjoy this charming city, we return to our hotel in Skopje, where we have dinner and stay overnight.

Day 3: SKOPJE - TETOVO (KALKANDELEN)

After breakfast at 7:00 AM, we depart from the hotel at 8:00 AM and travel to Tetovo (Kalkandelen), a picturesque town an hour from Skopje, built during the reign of Suleiman the Magnificent. Our first stop is Harabati Baba Tekke, which was a Bektaşi center during its time. Here, we learn about the tekke from its 20-year caretaker Cemali and Bektaşi dervish Abdulmuttalip. Next, we visit the Alaca Mosque, built in 1833 by Abdurrahman Pasha, known for its interior and exterior decorations created with paint made from animal blood, plant roots, and egg whites in a rare Baroque style for Ottoman structures. We then proceed to Ohrid. Upon arrival in Ohrid, one of the key Ottoman centers in the Balkans, we tour the historic city, visiting landmarks such as the 1,100-year-old sycamore tree, Zeynel Abidin Pasha Tekke, Ali Pasha Mosque, Ohrid Bazaar, St. Clement statue, streets reminiscent of Safranbolu, a shop demonstrating papermaking techniques from 2nd-century China, Hagia Sophia Church, and the Ancient Theater. We conclude the day with dinner and an overnight stay at our hotel.

Day 4: OHRID - STRUGA - ELBASAN

After breakfast at 7:00 AM, we depart from the hotel at 8:00 AM. Our first stop is Struga, a town on the western shore of Lake Ohrid, predominantly inhabited by Muslims. We see the Black Drin River, which originates from Lake Ohrid, and learn about Struga from our guide. We then proceed to Albania, crossing the Kafasan border. Along the way, we see mushroom-shaped concrete bunkers built by dictator Enver Hoxha between 1945 and 1985, estimated to number around 300,000. Our first stop in Albania is Elbasan, where we pass through the city and take a break at the Elbasan Fortress. We explore the surrounding Turkish streets and visit the Hünkar Mosque before heading to Tirana, the capital of Albania since 1920, founded by Suleyman Pasha in 1614. During a panoramic bus tour of Tirana, we see the Turkish and U.S. embassies, the under-construction Namazgah Mosque, funded by Turkey's Religious Foundation, the statue of Suleyman Pasha, Skanderbeg Square, the Ethem Bey Mosque, the Clock Tower, the National Museum, the University, the Opera and Ballet Building, the Skanderbeg Monument, and government and ministry buildings. After Tirana, we travel to Shkodra, a city on the banks of Shkodra Lake, which borders Montenegro. Known for its strategic importance during 435 years of Ottoman rule, we visit its fortress, walls, and city center before heading to Podgorica, Montenegro, where we have dinner and spend the night.

Day 5: PODGORICA - KOTOR - MOSTAR

After breakfast at 7:00 AM, we depart at 8:00 AM for a panoramic tour of Podgorica, visiting the Presidential Palace, Millennium Bridge, a city park built by Azerbaijan, and the King Nikola Monument. Next, we head to the medieval city of Kotor, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. During our guided tour, we visit Weapon Square, the Clock Tower, Pillar of Shame, St. Tryphon Cathedral, Artisan Street, Tulumba Fountains, River Gate, and St. Luke Square. After some free time, we continue to Bosnia and Herzegovina, passing through Trebinje, Ljubinje, and Stolac before arriving in Mostar. After dinner, we check into our hotel for the night.

Day 6: MOSTAR - BLAGAJ - JABLANICA

After breakfast at 7:00 AM, we depart at 8:00 AM for a tour of Mostar, visiting the Martyrs’ Mosque and its cemetery, Mostar Bazaar, Koski Mehmed Pasha Mosque, the Turkish Consulate in Mostar, the iconic Stari Most (Mostar Bridge), Tara Tower, Kriva Cuprija (the Crooked Bridge), and the Tabakhane Mosque and Hammam. We then proceed to Blagaj to visit the Alperen Tekke by the Buna River, home to the tombs of Sarı Saltuk and Ali Pasha. After free time at the tekke, we head to Jablanica, known for its lamb dishes and the site of Josip Broz Tito’s battle against the Nazis during World War II. We see the destroyed bridge from that battle and then travel to Konjic, where we visit an Ottoman bridge restored by Turkey, the Broken Minaret Mosque, and a small restored bazaar. Finally, we proceed to Sarajevo for dinner and an overnight stay.

Day 7: SARAJEVO

After breakfast, we check out of our hotel at 8:00 AM and head to Baščaršija (Old Bazaar), passing buildings bearing the scars of war, the first electric tram line in Europe, Tito-era Yugoslav army buildings, the second-largest U.S. Embassy, the Sarajevo City Museum, and the Parliament Building. Our first stop is the Martyrs’ Cemetery, where Bosnia’s first president Alija Izetbegovic is buried. After learning about his life, we continue to Baščaršija for a walking tour, visiting landmarks such as the Sebilj Fountain, the Copper Smiths’ Street, Gazi Husrev Bey Mosque and Library, the Latin Bridge, and the Vjecnica Library. After our tour, we transfer to Sarajevo Airport for our flight back to Istanbul, marking the end of our Balkan journey with hopes of seeing you on another BALKAN TOUR adventure.

SKOPJE - PRISTINA - PRIZREN
SKOPJE - PRISTINA - PRIZREN

Day 2: SKOPJE - PRISTINA - PRIZREN

After breakfast at 7:00 AM, we depart from the hotel at 8:00 AM and head to Pristina, the capital of Kosovo. In this city, which has played pivotal roles throughout Ottoman history, we visit the tomb of Sultan Murad I Hüdavendigar, where his internal organs were buried after he was martyred in the 1389 Battle of Kosovo. Next to the tomb, we also visit the Selamlik building, now a museum, where we see photographs from the 1911 visit of Ottoman Sultan Mehmed V Reshad to the Balkans. After the tomb visit, we head toward Prizren, stopping along the way at the square where, in 1989, Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic gave a speech marking the 600th anniversary of the Battle of Kosovo and where he first used the phrase “Greater Serbia,” which contributed to the downfall of Yugoslavia. After a 90-minute drive, we arrive in Prizren, Kosovo's second-largest city, which hosts numerous Ottoman landmarks. During our guided walking tour, we visit Halveti Tekke, Gazi Mehmet Pasha Hamam, the open-air prayer site (Namazgah) where Sultan Mehmed II prayed with his army, Bayrakli Mosque, the Marash district and bridge, a 400-year-old sycamore tree, Emin Pasha Mosque, the Turkish Consulate in Prizren, the Stone Bridge over the Bistrica River, Shadervan Square, Sinan Pasha Mosque, St. George and Catholic Churches, the minaret of Arasta Mosque (the mosque was destroyed during the Yugoslav era), and the Serbian neighborhood that still bears the scars of war. After free time to enjoy this charming city, we return to our hotel in Skopje, where we have dinner and stay overnight.

SKOPJE - TETOVO (KALKANDELEN)
SKOPJE - TETOVO (KALKANDELEN)

Day 3: SKOPJE - TETOVO (KALKANDELEN)

After breakfast at 7:00 AM, we depart from the hotel at 8:00 AM and travel to Tetovo (Kalkandelen), a picturesque town an hour from Skopje, built during the reign of Suleiman the Magnificent. Our first stop is Harabati Baba Tekke, which was a Bektaşi center during its time. Here, we learn about the tekke from its 20-year caretaker Cemali and Bektaşi dervish Abdulmuttalip. Next, we visit the Alaca Mosque, built in 1833 by Abdurrahman Pasha, known for its interior and exterior decorations created with paint made from animal blood, plant roots, and egg whites in a rare Baroque style for Ottoman structures. We then proceed to Ohrid. Upon arrival in Ohrid, one of the key Ottoman centers in the Balkans, we tour the historic city, visiting landmarks such as the 1,100-year-old sycamore tree, Zeynel Abidin Pasha Tekke, Ali Pasha Mosque, Ohrid Bazaar, St. Clement statue, streets reminiscent of Safranbolu, a shop demonstrating papermaking techniques from 2nd-century China, Hagia Sophia Church, and the Ancient Theater. We conclude the day with dinner and an overnight stay at our hotel.

OHRID - STRUGA - ELBASAN
OHRID - STRUGA - ELBASAN

Day 4: OHRID - STRUGA - ELBASAN

After breakfast at 7:00 AM, we depart from the hotel at 8:00 AM. Our first stop is Struga, a town on the western shore of Lake Ohrid, predominantly inhabited by Muslims. We see the Black Drin River, which originates from Lake Ohrid, and learn about Struga from our guide. We then proceed to Albania, crossing the Kafasan border. Along the way, we see mushroom-shaped concrete bunkers built by dictator Enver Hoxha between 1945 and 1985, estimated to number around 300,000. Our first stop in Albania is Elbasan, where we pass through the city and take a break at the Elbasan Fortress. We explore the surrounding Turkish streets and visit the Hünkar Mosque before heading to Tirana, the capital of Albania since 1920, founded by Suleyman Pasha in 1614. During a panoramic bus tour of Tirana, we see the Turkish and U.S. embassies, the under-construction Namazgah Mosque, funded by Turkey's Religious Foundation, the statue of Suleyman Pasha, Skanderbeg Square, the Ethem Bey Mosque, the Clock Tower, the National Museum, the University, the Opera and Ballet Building, the Skanderbeg Monument, and government and ministry buildings. After Tirana, we travel to Shkodra, a city on the banks of Shkodra Lake, which borders Montenegro. Known for its strategic importance during 435 years of Ottoman rule, we visit its fortress, walls, and city center before heading to Podgorica, Montenegro, where we have dinner and spend the night.

PODGORICA - KOTOR - MOSTAR
PODGORICA - KOTOR - MOSTAR

Day 5: PODGORICA - KOTOR - MOSTAR

After breakfast at 7:00 AM, we depart at 8:00 AM for a panoramic tour of Podgorica, visiting the Presidential Palace, Millennium Bridge, a city park built by Azerbaijan, and the King Nikola Monument. Next, we head to the medieval city of Kotor, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. During our guided tour, we visit Weapon Square, the Clock Tower, Pillar of Shame, St. Tryphon Cathedral, Artisan Street, Tulumba Fountains, River Gate, and St. Luke Square. After some free time, we continue to Bosnia and Herzegovina, passing through Trebinje, Ljubinje, and Stolac before arriving in Mostar. After dinner, we check into our hotel for the night.

MOSTAR - BLAGAJ - JABLANICA
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Day 6: MOSTAR - BLAGAJ - JABLANICA

After breakfast at 7:00 AM, we depart at 8:00 AM for a tour of Mostar, visiting the Martyrs’ Mosque and its cemetery, Mostar Bazaar, Koski Mehmed Pasha Mosque, the Turkish Consulate in Mostar, the iconic Stari Most (Mostar Bridge), Tara Tower, Kriva Cuprija (the Crooked Bridge), and the Tabakhane Mosque and Hammam. We then proceed to Blagaj to visit the Alperen Tekke by the Buna River, home to the tombs of Sarı Saltuk and Ali Pasha. After free time at the tekke, we head to Jablanica, known for its lamb dishes and the site of Josip Broz Tito’s battle against the Nazis during World War II. We see the destroyed bridge from that battle and then travel to Konjic, where we visit an Ottoman bridge restored by Turkey, the Broken Minaret Mosque, and a small restored bazaar. Finally, we proceed to Sarajevo for dinner and an overnight stay.

SARAJEVO
SARAJEVO

Day 7: SARAJEVO

After breakfast, we check out of our hotel at 8:00 AM and head to Baščaršija (Old Bazaar), passing buildings bearing the scars of war, the first electric tram line in Europe, Tito-era Yugoslav army buildings, the second-largest U.S. Embassy, the Sarajevo City Museum, and the Parliament Building. Our first stop is the Martyrs’ Cemetery, where Bosnia’s first president Alija Izetbegovic is buried. After learning about his life, we continue to Baščaršija for a walking tour, visiting landmarks such as the Sebilj Fountain, the Copper Smiths’ Street, Gazi Husrev Bey Mosque and Library, the Latin Bridge, and the Vjecnica Library. After our tour, we transfer to Sarajevo Airport for our flight back to Istanbul, marking the end of our Balkan journey with hopes of seeing you on another BALKAN TOUR adventure.

Guide languages

Türkçe

Meeting point

Sabiha Gokcen Airport
Day 1: Skopje
Day 2: Skopje
Day 3: Skopje
Day 4: Skopje, Ohrid
Day 5: Ohrid, Podgorica
Day 6: Podgorica, Mostar
Day 7: Mostar, Sarajevo
  • Round-trip flight ticket from Istanbul
  • Tours and visits specified in the program
  • Airport meet-and-greet and round-trip transfers
  • Accommodation in double or triple rooms at 4-star hotels
  • Buffet breakfasts
  • 6 dinners (Beverages during meals are not included in the price)
  • Luxury bus and professional driver service throughout the tour
  • Professional guiding services
  • City taxes
  • Inter-country border crossing taxes
  • Personal expenses
  • Beverages during dinners and breaks
  • Hotel extras
  • Lunches
  • Museum entrance fees (Ohrid Boat Tour)
  • Travel insurance – Must be arranged before departing from Turkey
  • Overseas departure tax – Payable at the airport or Ziraat Bank
  • Tours and transfers not specified in the program
  • Kotor Fortress entrance fee
  • Budva City
  • Blagaj Tekke
  • Matka Canyon in Skopje
  • Sarajevo War Tunnel

Important Informations

Thank you for choosing Salam Booking. We are eagerly anticipating your arrival for an unforgettable and enjoyable journey. 

Prayer Times: Please remember to bring slippers and prayer rugs for each tour. Depending on the region's conditions, our guide will direct you to suitable prayer locations. 

Tickets: Your tickets are Electronic Tickets, and upon providing your name to the airline officer at the counter, your boarding pass will be issued. For international flights, you must be at the airport at least 3 hours before departure, and for domestic flights, please arrive 2 hours prior. 

Your Passport and Other Documents: Participants who haven't received their passports will be handed them by our officers at the Airport. Those who haven't sent their passports to our company must bring their IDs and passports, checking the passport expiration date. 

Cancellation and Refund Conditions:  

The full service fee is due at the time of registration. 

If the customer cancels 30 days in advance, they are responsible for any applicable taxes, duties, etc. 100% of the amount paid will be refunded, excluding legal obligations. 

If the cancellation occurs less than 30 days before the service, 50% of the price paid will be refunded, excluding legal obligations. 

Cancellations within 15 days will not be refunded. Return fees, if any, will be refunded in the same method as the initial payment. 

In the event of unfair termination by the agency, all payments made by the customer will be refunded within 14 days. 

Health: Bring necessary medications and prescriptions, as some medicines may not be readily available in Turkey. Review http://www.seyahatsagligi.gov.tr/ for more information. 

During the Journey: To streamline your journey, please adhere to your group leader's departure time instructions. Safeguard your valuables and money in hotel safes. In case of loss or damage to personal belongings, inform your group leader promptly. All flights are non-smoking, check luggage tags after every flight, and have the hotel's business card handy. 

Solo Female Travelers: You are more than welcome! We have solo female travelers on each tour to ensure you feel like you're traveling with friends. 

Unavailable Dates: If the dates aren't available but you want to experience the tour, fill out the reservation form, and with at least 4 people, we can arrange a similar experience on suitable dates. 

Budget:Tours, and main meals are covered. Bring money for souvenirs, additional meals, and tips. 

Important Notes: 

Thank you for choosing Salam Booking for your travels. We can't wait to provide you with unforgettable memories throughout your lifetime. 

  • In any case of a problem during your travel, please directly contact with operators mentioned in the voucher. 
  • Salam Booking is a platform for Muslim-friendly travelers that allows them to search and book tours, hotels, or activities in multiple destinations in line with their faith.  
  • Salam Booking does not act as a tour/ transfer or hotel operator. The operators manage all tours/transfers/ facilities on our website. 
  • 100% halal hotels or activities are not standard in non-Muslim countries. Therefore you may face some problems during your travels. On our website, we try to offer as many Muslim-friendly options as. 
  • Prices for all of our package programs are based on a minimum of 10 people, and prices may vary depending on the group size. 
  • The price list and program are valid until a new price list is issued. 
  • Our guide will direct you to a place where you can pray. 
  • If a tour is cancelled due to insufficient participation, we will notify you 20 days before the departure date. 
  • If the consumer or agency cancels the tour, the refund will be made in the currency and channel used for payment. 
  • Our agency acts as an intermediary for those participating in the tour and third parties/corporate entities. The parties acknowledge that our agency is not directly responsible as the primary agent. 
  • If the issuance date of a passport is more than 10 years for regular passports or more than 5 years for other passports, even if a visa is obtained, the holder cannot leave the country or apply for a visa. 
  • For all passport types, our agency has no compensation obligation if the passport holder cannot participate in the tour due to a passport that is valid for less than 6 months from the date the tour ends. 
  • If the passport officer does not allow the passenger to enter the country despite having a visa, the responsibility lies with the passenger. 
  • Our company's cancellation and refund policies apply in case of possible issues with visas. 
  • We only provide document consultancy services for visas obtained through our company. If the visa is not issued, there will be no refund for the visa fee. Our cancellation and refund policies apply to refunds for the tour fee. 
  • Flight confirmations must be made by the passenger 48 hours before the tour departure time. 
  • For all international departures, guests must be present at the relevant port 3 hours before the tour departure time. 
  • Any connecting domestic flights arranged by our company are included in the next international flight. 
  • We strongly recommend that our guests do not book domestic flights themselves. 
  • If the guest is unable to attend the tour due to being late, the responsibility lies with the passenger. Our agency has no compensation obligation. 
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