Rafting on the Struma River

When planning your trip, it’s essential to account for various costs to avoid surprises and budget effectively. Here are the main expenses you should consider:

1. Transportation – Includes airfare, ferry tickets, train or bus fares, rental cars, taxis, and local transit.

2. Food & Dining – Meals, snacks, drinks at restaurants, cafes, or grocery stores.

3. Accommodation – Hotel stays, hostels, vacation rentals, or other lodging options.

4. Visa Fees (if applicable) – Costs for travel visas or entry permits required for certain destinations.

5. Tours & Activities – Entry fees for museums, excursions, adventure activities, and guided tours.

Absolutely! When planning a trip, it’s great to identify your interests first—whether it’s history, nature, food, adventure, or culture—and let that shape your choices.

You might also want to check out must-see landmarks and iconic attractions. Many cities offer a mix of famous sights and hidden gems, so balancing both can make for a more fulfilling experience.

Activity Level Varies by Tour & Destination

The amount of walking and physical activity depends on the specific tour and location. Some excursions include light strolls, while others may require more extensive movement in mountainous or historical areas.

If you have any concerns about mobility or limitations, we encourage you to contact us before booking, so we can help tailor the trip to ensure your comfort and enjoyment throughout your journey!

Highly Recommended: Travel Insurance for Your Trip

We strongly encourage guests to purchase travel insurance before their journey to ensure a safe and worry-free experience.

Travel insurance can help cover:

• Medical Emergencies – Unexpected health issues while traveling.

• Trip Cancellations or Delays – Financial protection in case of unforeseen circumstances.

• Lost or Stolen Belongings – Assistance in replacing missing items.

• Adventure & Activity Coverage

Luggage Allowance Varies by Airline

The number of bags you’re allowed to bring depends on the airline’s specific policies, ticket class, and route. It’s always a good idea to check directly with your airline for the most accurate details before your trip.

Things to consider:

• Carry-On & Personal Item – Most airlines allow one carry-on bag + a personal item for free.

• Checked Bags – Some fares include one or more free checked bags, while others charge extra.

• Weight & Size Restrictions – Airlines usually limit checked luggage to 20-23 kg (44-50 lbs), but exact numbers vary.

• Additional Fees – Oversized or extra bags may incur additional charges

Dietary Accommodations for Guests

We are happy to accommodate vegetarian guests and provide assistance with diabetic, gluten-free, and other medically recommended diets.

For the best experience, please inform us during the booking process so we can ensure your dietary needs are met!