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Waterfall in the middle of the town of Jajce, where the Pliva river meets the Vrbas.
Largest lake in the Balkans, shared by Montenegro and Albania, with a national park rich in birdlife.
Colourful old town on a small peninsula on the Istrian coast, crowned by a hilltop church.
Forested island national park with two saltwater lakes and a monastery on a small islet.
Slovenia's largest permanent lake, set in Triglav National Park and popular for walking and swimming.
Castle above the old town of Ptuj, often described as Slovenia's oldest town, with a museum inside.
Small town on the Neretva river and a starting point for rafting and canoeing trips and for the surrounding mountains.
Town at the mouth of the Cetina river, known for rafting, canyoning and zip-lining in the canyon.
Alpine town and gateway to the Soča Valley, popular for rafting, kayaking, canyoning and hiking.
Old town on a rocky peninsula on the Black Sea with ancient and Byzantine ruins; UNESCO World Heritage since 1983.
Bulgaria's largest and best-known monastery, founded in the 10th century in the Rila mountains.
Ottoman-era town on the Lumbardhi river with mosques, a stone bridge and a hilltop fortress.
Stone-house town on a hillside dominated by a large castle; UNESCO-listed since 2005.
Hillside town of Ottoman-era houses beneath a castle; UNESCO-listed together with Gjirokastër since 2005.
Ancient coastal site in southern Albania with Greek, Roman and Byzantine ruins; UNESCO World Heritage since 1992.
Historic lakeside town with Byzantine churches and a hilltop fortress; part of the Natural and Cultural Heritage of the Ohrid
Small fortified island village on the Adriatic coast near Budva, joined to the mainland by a narrow causeway.



















