Drazen Brdar, Author at Brdar Moto Tours

Balkan Express

Drazen Brdar — Wed, 12 Feb 2025 15:50:00 +0000

Balkan Express

Some rides define freedom — the Balkan Express is one of them.
Starting and ending in Belgrade, this self-guided motorcycle tour leads you across Serbia, Bulgaria, and Romania, through landscapes where empires once clashed and legends were born.
You’ll roll past medieval fortresses and quiet villages where time slows down, through valleys wrapped in vineyards and mountains that test your skill and spirit. Stop where curiosity calls — a local tavern, a roadside view, or an old monastery lost in the hills.
Each border crossing opens a new chapter: the mystic Shipka Pass, the sweeping ridgelines of Transalpina, and the world-famous Transfăgărășan Highway — the ultimate playground for those who live to lean into every curve.
No convoys, no schedules — just you, your bike, and the road stretching toward the horizon. The Balkan Express Self-Guided Tour is an invitation to explore the Balkans not as a passenger, but as a storyteller.

Take the handlebars. The adventure begins in Belgrade.

Quick Facts

Duration

13 days / 11 riding days

Total distance

2350 km (1460 miles)

Daily distance

120-300km (75-186 miles)

Roads

All Asphalt

rest dAYS

1 Day at Bucharest

Start and end

Belgrade, Serbia

Dates

2026

July 27 – August 8

2027

July 27 - August 7

Accommodation:

Family-run boutique hotels, mostly 4★

Prices

Starting Price: €3580
Passenger: €2410
Single Room Supplement: €350

*Final quote is shown at the end of the booking steps

Road Map

Highlights

Golubac
Transalpina
Bran Castle
Lepenski Vir
Shypka Pass
Transfăgărășan
Sumadija Region
Fortified Manasija Monastery

Welcome to Belgrade

Welcome to Belgrade, a city where history meets modern energy. After settling in, you’ll meet your fellow riders and get a tour briefing. Spend the day exploring the fortresses, vibrant streets, and riverside cafes of Serbia’s dynamic capital. In the evening, we gather for a welcome dinner, enjoying authentic Balkan cuisine before the adventure begins

Through the Serbian Heartland

Leaving Belgrade, we ride south, where the landscape transforms into rolling hills and winding roads. A highlight of the day is Ovčarsko-Kablarska Gorge, a breathtaking canyon lined with ancient monasteries and dramatic rock formations. The road continues through serene countryside and scenic lakes, leading us to Kragujevac, Serbia’s historic heart, where we settle in for the night.

Monasteries & Borderlands

The ride takes us deeper into Serbia’s rich history and rugged landscapes. A stop at Manasija Monastery, a medieval fortress-monastery hidden in the hills, offers a glimpse into the country’s past. From there, we continue east through Zaječar, before crossing into Bulgaria, where the surreal rock formations of Belogradchik await—a true natural wonder and the perfect backdrop for the night.

From Rocks to the Capital

Leaving the surreal Belogradchik Rocks, we ride through winding mountain roads and open valleys, making our way to Sofia, Bulgaria’s dynamic capital. A city where Roman ruins, Ottoman history, and modern energy collide, it offers plenty to explore—from the Alexander Nevsky Cathedral to its lively streets and café culture.

Over the Shipka Pass

Leaving Sofia, we carve through the Balkan Mountains, tackling the legendary Shipka Pass, a road of thrilling curves and rich history. A stop at the Buzludzha Monument, Bulgaria’s eerie yet iconic communist-era structure, adds a surreal touch to the journey. By afternoon, we arrive in Veliko Tarnovo, the medieval capital, where the Tsarevets Fortress and cobbled streets take us back in time.

Crossing into Romania

We leave Bulgaria’s medieval capital behind, riding toward the Danube River and crossing into Romania at Ruse. The road then leads us to Bucharest, Romania’s vibrant capital, where grand boulevards, historic landmarks, and a mix of old-world charm and modern energy await.

Bucharest at Leisure

Rest Day. A day to unwind and explore Bucharest, Romania’s dynamic capital. Wander through its historic Old Town, visit the imposing Palace of Parliament, or simply relax and soak in the city’s vibrant café culture. For those craving more adventure, optional rides and sightseeing await.

Into the Carpathians

Leaving Bucharest, we ride into the Carpathian Mountains, where history and legend meet breathtaking landscapes. A stop at Bran Castle, often tied to the Dracula myth, sets the stage before we continue to Curtea de Argeș, the gateway to some of Europe’s most legendary roads, where the real riding adventure begins.

Riding the Transfăgărășan

Today, we take on one of Europe’s most legendary roads the Transfăgărășan. With its endless twists, breathtaking altitude, and jaw-dropping scenery, this is a true rider’s dream. After conquering its curves, we continue through the heart of Transylvania, ending the day in Sebeș, a historic town surrounded by stunning landscapes.

Conquering the Transalpina

Another day, another legendary road. We take on the Transalpina, Romania’s highest and wildest pass, where every turn reveals breathtaking mountain views. Twisting through the Parâng Mountains, this route is pure riding bliss. Descending into Novaci, we continue to Târgu Jiu, home to Romania’s most famous open-air sculptures and a well-earned rest.

Iron Gates of the Danube

We ride through Romania’s scenic countryside, following the Danube River back into Serbia. A stop at the impressive Đerdap Dam, one of Europe’s largest hydroelectric projects, offers stunning views of the Iron Gates Gorge. Further along, we visit Lepenski Vir, an ancient archaeological site revealing secrets of Europe’s earliest civilizations. The day ends in Golubac, where the mighty Golubac Fortress stands as a sentinel over the Danube.

Return to Belgrade

The final stretch follows the Danube River, winding through Đerdap National Park before the road opens toward Belgrade. As we return to Serbia’s vibrant capital, there’s time to reflect on the incredible journey legendary roads, breathtaking landscapes, and the true spirit of adventure.

Departure

After days of thrilling rides, stunning landscapes, and rich history, our adventure comes to an end. Depending on your schedule, it’s time for departure, whether heading home or continuing your travels. But the memories of winding roads, breathtaking views, and the freedom of the open road will stay with you. With us, every mile is a smile, and the next great ride is always just around the corner. Until we meet again!

Included in the Price

Yamaha Tracer 7 GT with hard/lockable cases, including Third-party liability insurance
Experienced guide on a motorcycle
Support vehicle for your luggage and support necessities, it can accommodate up to two passengers, for guided tours with minimum 4 motorcycles or 6 participants.
Accommodation during the tour (13 nights) in mostly (4*) hotels
13 complete buffet breakfasts in the hotels
11 dinners, mostly in traditional local restaurants
Airport transfers up to 5 days prior the star of the tour and one day after the tour
Tour description booklet with maps and highlighted routes

Not Included in the Price

Fuel
Tolls
Airline Tickets
Additional Drinks
Personal Spending
Speeding and traffic violation penalty tickets
Anything not listed under “Included in the price”

Tour Cancellation Insurance: more information here

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BiH UNESCO Infinity Tour

Drazen Brdar — Wed, 12 Feb 2025 15:49:02 +0000

BiH UNESCO Infinity Tour

Explore Bosnia and Herzegovina’s most breathtaking UNESCO sites on the UNESCO Infinity Self-Guided Motorcycle Tour. Follow an infinity-shaped route through spectacular landscapes, historic towns, and cultural treasures — all at your own pace.
Ride to Mostar’s Old Bridge, Višegrad’s Mehmed Paša Sokolović Bridge, and the Stećci Tombstones in Stolac. Discover the Janj Beech Forest, Jajce, Vjetrenica Cave, Počitelj, and Blagaj, blending natural beauty with deep history.
With GPS routes, a detailed tour booklet, and local recommendations, you’ll enjoy complete freedom and flexibility on your motorcycle journey through the heart of the Balkans.
Experience history, adventure, and culture — on two wheels, your way.

Quick Facts

Duration

8 days / 6 riding days

Total distance

1300 km (810 miles)

Daily distance

180-315 km (110-195 miles)

Roads

All asphalt, mainly very good Roads

rest dAYS

1 Day at Trebinje, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Start and end

Banja Luka, BA

Dates

2026

July 01 - July 08

2027

June 30 – July 07

Accommodation:

Family-run boutique hotels, mostly 4★

Prices

Starting Price: €1950
Passenger: €1240
Single Room Supplement: €200

*Final quote is shown at the end of the booking steps

Road Map

Highlights

National park Una
Airport Željava
Tito's Bunker
Old bidge in Mostar
Stećci in Radimlja/Stolac
Mehemd paša Sokolivć bridge in Višerad
Jajce
Kravica waterfalls
Počitelj
Buna source
Vjetrenica cave
Slava
Zmijanje Embroidery

Welcome to Banja Luka

Welcome to Bosnia and Herzegovina! Upon your arrival in Banja Luka, we’ll be there to greet you at the airport and escort you to your hotel. Take the afternoon to unwind or wander around the vibrant streets of Banja Luka, known for its charming riverside views, historical fortresses, and lively cafes. This city, rich in both culture and spirit, offers the perfect introduction to Bosnia’s warm hospitality. In the evening, join us for a welcome dinner where you’ll meet your fellow riders and the guides who will lead you on this unforgettable journey. Over a delicious meal, we’ll introduce you to the UNESCO Infinity Tour, go over the itinerary, and provide a brief safety briefing to ensure everyone is prepared. Settle in, get excited, and prepare for the journey that lies ahead!

Banja Luka to Mostar via Jajce

After breakfast, we set off through the scenic Vrbas River Canyons, making our way to Jajce, known as the “Continental Dubrovnik” and listed on the UNESCO Tentative List. Here, we’ll tour Jajce’s historic sites, including its famous waterfall.
Our journey continues to the riverside town of Šipovo, where we’ll stop for a lunch break before heading toward Mostar. Upon arrival, settle in and enjoy a guided tour of Mostar’s Old Town, including the iconic UNESCO-listed Old Bridge a stunning landmark rich in history.

Exploring the UNESCO Sites

Today will be a long but rewarding journey, filled with stops that showcase the region’s rich cultural and natural heritage. Our 200 km route takes us to UNESCO treasures like the breathtaking Kravice Waterfall, the historic town of Počitelj, the serene Buna River Spring, and the Radimlja necropolis near Stolac often called the “Museum Under the Open Sky.” Later, we continue to Vjetrenica Cave, another UNESCO Tentative List site, before ending the day in Trebinje, a hidden gem of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Rest Day in Trebinje

After yesterday’s adventure, enjoy a well-deserved rest day in Trebinje. Relax in town with local cuisine, visit nearby wineries, or take an optional guided tour. If you’re up for a short excursion, Dubrovnik’s coastal charm is just 30 km away, offering a perfect taste of heritage by the sea.

Trebinje to Sarajevo via Sutjeska National Park and Višegrad

After a restful day, we’ll set off toward Sarajevo, traveling first through Sutjeska National Park, one of Europe’s oldest rainforests. Here, enjoy breathtaking views and a chance to immerse yourself in Bosnia’s untouched natural landscapes. Our next stop is Višegrad, where we’ll visit the UNESCO-listed Mehmed Paša Sokolović Bridge, an architectural marvel steeped in history. By evening, we’ll arrive in Sarajevo, ready to explore the city’s vibrant culture.

Sarajevo to Lohovo via Konjic

After breakfast, we’ll journey to Konjic for a visit to a fascinating Cold War relic: an underground facility that once served as a top-secret shelter for President Tito. This hidden landmark provides a unique glimpse into Bosnia’s recent history.
From Konjic, we’ll ride along winding roads flanked by three picturesque lakes Jablanica, Blidinje, and Buško Blato. As we continue toward Lohovo, the landscapes become even more captivating, leading us into the heart of Una National Park. We’ll spend the night surrounded by the park’s natural beauty, a peaceful end to an unforgettable day.

Lohovo to Banja Luka via Željava and Piskavica

On our final day of riding, we’ll make a stop at the Željava Underground Base and Airport, a captivating Cold War relic that once served as a top-secret military facility. From there, we’ll head back to Banja Luka, following the scenic paths along the Una and Sana rivers.
As we near the village of Piskavica, a unique cultural experience awaits. We’ll be welcomed by locals who will introduce us to the UNESCO-recognized ‘Slava’ tradition a Serbian celebration of a family’s patron saint. Dressed in traditional costumes, they’ll offer a short performance, followed by homemade food and live music. This warm, heartfelt experience is the perfect finale to our unforgettable journey through Bosnia’s rich cultural and natural heritage.

Departure

After breakfast, it’s time to bid farewell. Depending on your departure schedule, enjoy some final moments in Banja Luka whether exploring the city’s highlights one last time or simply relaxing before your airport transfer. We hope you leave with unforgettable memories of Bosnia’s stunning landscapes, vibrant history, and warm hospitality. Safe travels, and we look forward to welcoming you back for another adventure!

Included in the Price

Yamaha Tracer 7 GT with hard/lockable cases, including Third-party liability insurance
Experienced guide on a motorcycle
Support vehicle for your luggage and support necessities, it can accommodate up to two passengers, for guided tours with minimum 4 motorcycles or 6 participants.
Accommodation during the tour (7 nights) in mostly (4*) hotels
7 complete buffet breakfasts in the hotels.
Dinners except on rest days; in authentic local restaurants whenever possible
Dinners except on rest days; in authentic local restaurants whenever possible
Airport transfers up to 5 days prior the star of the tour and one day after the tour
Tour description booklet with maps and highlighted routes

Not Included in the Price

Fuel
Tolls
Airline Tickets
Additional Drinks
Personal Spending
Speeding and traffic violation penalty tickets
Anything not listed under “Included in the price”

Tour Cancellation Insurance: more information here

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Adriatic Loop

Drazen Brdar — Wed, 12 Feb 2025 15:47:55 +0000

Adriatic Loop

Experience the thrill of the Adriatic Loop, an unforgettable motorcycle journey through Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Montenegro, and Albania. This circular route connects coastal roads, high mountain passes, and hidden gems — blending adventure, culture, and breathtaking scenery.
Ride along the Adriatic coastline, climb the serpentines of Lovćen Mountain, and test your skills on Albania’s famous SH20 – the “Albanian Stelvio.” Cruise through Durmitor National Park and return via Trebinje, Mostar, Sarajevo, and Jajce, where history and heritage meet the spirit of the open road.
More than a ride — it’s a motorcycle odyssey through the very heart of the Balkans.

Complete the loop. Ride the adventure.

Quick Facts

Duration

14 days / 12 riding days

Total distance

2200 km (1370 miles)

Daily distance

140-260 km (87-162 miles)

Roads

All asphalt, Excellent Roads

rest dAYS

2 Days at Brač, Sarajevo

Start and end

Banja Luka, BA

Dates

2026

June 16 - June 29
August 10 – August 23

2027

June 15 - June 28
August 09 – August 22

Accommodation:

Family-run boutique hotels, mostly 4★

Prices

Starting Price: €3310
Passenger: €2140
Single Room Supplement: €550

*Final quote is shown at the end of the booking steps

Road Map

Highlights

Adriatic Coastal Road
Brač Island
Zadar
Airport Željava
NP Plitvice Lakes
Dubrovnik
Split
Kotor bay
Mostar
Stećci in Radimlje
NP Lovćen
NP Durmitor

Arrival in Banja Luka – Beginning of the Journey

Welcome to Banja Luka! Upon your arrival, our team will be there to greet you and ensure a smooth transfer to your hotel. Take the afternoon to unwind and get a feel for the city—Banja Luka’s charming cafes, local shops, and lively riverfront await. Later, meet your guides for a tour briefing and a short ride to get familiar with your bike. In the evening, join us for a welcome dinner as we discuss the highlights of the Balkan Rollercoaster tour and prepare for the adventure ahead.

Into Bosanska Krajina & the Abandoned Željava Airbase

Our adventure begins as we ride through the Bosanska Krajina region, known for its scenic backroads and rich history. Crossing into Croatia, we’ll stop at the Željava Airbase, a hidden Cold War relic built into the mountain, offering an eerie glimpse into a bygone era. By afternoon, we arrived at Plitvice Lakes National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site famed for its waterfalls and turquoise lakes. It’s the perfect spot to experience Croatia’s natural wonders firsthand.

Coastal Views on the Road to Zadar

Today, we take on one of Europe’s most celebrated coastal roads from Senj to Karlobag. This stretch is a biker’s dream, with endless views of the Adriatic and twisting roads carved into the cliffs. Our destination is Zadar, a historic port city with a lively old town and plenty of sights to explore, from Roman ruins to medieval landmarks. Soak in the sunset over the Adriatic and enjoy Zadar’s coastal charm as we wind down after an unforgettable day on the road.

Adriatic Highway & Island Life on Brač

Leaving Zadar, we continue south on the legendary Jadranska magistrala (Adriatic Highway), a road famous for its beautiful seaside views. Passing through Šibenik and Trogir, we eventually reach Split, where a short ferry ride will bring us to Brač Island. Known for its unique beaches and Mediterranean vibe, Brač is home to Zlatni Rat, one of Croatia’s most iconic beaches. We’ll settle in for two nights, giving us time to explore the island’s scenic routes and relaxed atmosphere.

Rest Day on Brač

Take a day to recharge on the beautiful island of Brač. Swim at Zlatni Rat, wander along hidden coves, or ride up to Vidova Gora, the Adriatic’s highest peak, for sweeping views of the surrounding islands. Enjoy a leisurely lunch of fresh seafood at a seaside restaurant and soak up the laid-back island lifestyle. Today is about unwinding and savoring Croatia’s coastal charm.

Ferry Back & Road to Dubrovnik

After breakfast, we ferry back to the mainland and set off along the scenic coastal road toward Dubrovnik. En route, we’ll cross the impressive Pelješac Bridge and make a stop in Ston, a medieval town renowned for its extensive fortress wall one of the longest in Europe. By late afternoon, we arrived in Dubrovnik, the “Pearl of the Adriatic.” This UNESCO World Heritage site captivates with its historic walls, narrow cobblestone streets, and vibrant atmosphere. Spend the evening soaking up the charm of Dubrovnik’s old town, where we’ll settle in for the night, surrounded by centuries of history and stunning views over the Adriatic Sea.

Montenegro’s Bay of Kotor & Lovćen Mountain Challenge

Today we ride south into Montenegro, beginning with the stunning Bay of Kotor, where the Adriatic meets rugged mountains. From here, we embark on the epic climb up Lovćen Mountain, tackling 25 sharp serpentines that will test our skills and reward us with breathtaking views. At the summit, we visit the Njegoš Mausoleum before descending to Podgorica, Montenegro’s capital, where we settle in for the night.

The Albanian Stelvio, Tara Canyon & Žabljak

This day takes us into Albania to conquer SH20, also known as the Albanian Stelvio. Famous for its steep hairpins and remote mountain views, this road is a thrilling highlight for any rider. Re-entering Montenegro, we make our way along the Tara River Canyon, the deepest canyon in Europe, as we reach the mountain town of Žabljak. Nestled in Durmitor National Park, Žabljak will be our base as we explore Montenegro’s wilderness.

Into the Heart of Durmitor National Park

Today is dedicated to Durmitor National Park, a UNESCO site and a haven for nature lovers. We’ll ride narrow mountain roads surrounded by alpine landscapes, dense forests, and glacial lakes. Passing Sedlo Pass and the dramatic Tara Canyon, we cover 140 kilometers through Montenegro’s wild terrain. This day captures the essence of the Balkan Rollercoaster, with rugged scenery and unforgettable riding.

Montenegro’s Mountain Roads to Trebinje

After a restful morning in Žabljak, we ride through Montenegro’s scenic backroads, heading toward Nikšić and crossing back into Bosnia. Our path takes us around Lake Bileća before we reach Trebinje, a picturesque town with a Mediterranean feel. Spend the evening exploring Trebinje’s historic old town and enjoying the relaxed southern vibe of Bosnia’s southernmost city.

UNESCO Treasures & Historic Towns

Today, we delve into Bosnia’s heritage sites. Starting in Trebinje, we visit the Radimlje necropolis, home to Bosnia’s ancient Stećci tombstones, now a UNESCO site. We continue to Blagaj Tekke, a peaceful 16th-century Dervish monastery built at the source of the Buna River. Our route then brings us to Mostar and its iconic Old Bridge, another UNESCO World Heritage site. We end the day’s ride in Sarajevo, Bosnia’s bustling capital.

Rest Day in Sarajevo

Enjoy a rest day in Sarajevo, a city of fascinating contrasts and rich history. Wander through the old bazaars, visit landmarks from the Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian eras, or relax at a local café with a Bosnian coffee. This day is an invitation to experience Sarajevo’s unique blend of cultures and traditions at your own pace.

Mysteries of the Bosnian Pyramids & Return to Banja Luka

On our final riding day, we leave Sarajevo to visit the Bosnian pyramids near Visoko, a site shrouded in mystery. From there, we head to Jajce, a town with a medieval fortress and a majestic waterfall at its center. Our route leads us along two scenic canyons of the Vrbas River, culminating in a memorable ride back to Banja Luka. This final stretch is a fitting close to our Balkan Rollercoaster, celebrating the diverse beauty of the region.

Departure

As our journey draws to an end, enjoy a relaxed day in Banja Luka.
Reflect on the incredible landscapes, thrilling roads, and unforgettable experiences we’ve shared over the past two weeks. Relish the memories made on this extraordinary Balkan adventure, and know that more awaits on the road ahead. Until next time—safe travels, and we look forward to riding with you again on another unforgettable journey!

Included in the Price

Yamaha Tracer 7 GT with hard/lockable cases, including Third-party liability insurance
Experienced guide on a motorcycle
Support vehicle for your luggage and support necessities, it can accommodate up to two passengers, for guided tours with minimum 4 motorcycles or 6 participants.
Accommodation during the tour (13 nights) in mostly (4*) hotels
13 complete buffet breakfasts in the hotels
Dinners except on rest days; in authentic local restaurants whenever possible
2 Ferry Rides
Entrance fees to NP Plitivce and Njegoš mausoleum
Licensed tour guides in Dubovnik and Sarajevo
Airport transfers up to 5 days prior the star of the tour and one day after the tour
Tour description booklet with maps and highlighted routes

Not Included in the Price

Fuel
Tolls
Airline Tickets
Additional Drinks
Personal Spending
Speeding and traffic violation penalty tickets
Anything not listed under “Included in the price”

Tour Cancellation Insurance: more information here

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Adriatic Coast Tour

Drazen Brdar — Wed, 12 Feb 2025 09:48:29 +0000

Adriatic Coast Tour

Ride one of Europe’s most legendary roads — the Adriatic Highway — and feel the freedom of a self-guided motorcycle adventure through Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Starting from Banja Luka, follow scenic routes through the UNESCO-listed Plitvice Lakes, the cultural gems of Mostar and Sarajevo, and the stunning coastline that leads to Dubrovnik and Trebinje.
With detailed GPS routes, biker-friendly hotels, and complete independence, this journey blends epic landscapes, rich heritage, and the pure joy of discovering the Balkans on your own terms.

Quick Facts

Duration

9 days / 7 riding days

Total distance

1600 km (1000 miles)

Daily distance

150-250 km (93-155 miles)

Roads

All asphalt, Excellent Roads

rest dAYS

1 Day at Bol, Island Brač

Start and end

Banja Luka, BA

Dates

2026

May 15 - May 23
May 26 – June 03
September 07 – September 15

2027

May 14 - May 22
May 25 – June 02
September 06 – September 14

Accommodation:
Family-run boutique hotels, mostly 4★

Prices

Starting Price: €2260
Passenger: €1540
Single Room Supplement: €350

*Final quote is shown at the end of the booking steps

Road Map

Highlights

Adriatic Coastal Road
Plitvice Lakes NP
Dubrovnik
Brač Island
Zadar
Sarajevo
Mostar
Airport Željava
Split
Radimlja/Stolac

Welcome to Banja Luka

Arriving in Banja Luka, we’ll greet you at the airport and escort you to your hotel. Settle in and enjoy some leisure time exploring the city’s bustling cafes, historic landmarks, and riverfront views. In the afternoon, our guides will provide a tour briefing and a short introductory ride to get you comfortable with your motorcycle. We’ll end the day with a special welcome dinner, where we’ll share a toast to the adventure-filled days ahead.

Bosnia’s countryside & Abandoned Airbase

After breakfast, we head northwest, delving into Bosnia and Herzegovina’s breathtaking Bosanska Krajina region. We’ll cruise along the scenic Manjača Mountain and follow the historic “Put AVNOJ” road, a reminder of Bosnia’s rich past. Crossing the border into Croatia, we arrive at Željava, a massive abandoned airbase from the Cold War era, nestled near the Croatian-Bosnian border. This hidden relic offers a hauntingly beautiful glimpse into history. Our day concludes at the UNESCO-listed Plitvice Lakes National Park, a marvel of cascading waterfalls, turquoise lakes, and lush forest trails an unforgettable natural spectacle.

Croatian Coastal Roads to Zadar

Adriatic Highway to Brač Island

Leaving Zadar, we continue south on the famed Jadranska magistrala (Adriatic Highway), winding along Croatia’s stunning coastline. Passing through the beautiful towns of Šibenik and Trogir, we’ll soak up the Mediterranean ambiance before arriving in Split. Here, we’ll board a short ferry to the island of Brač. Our destination is Bol, home to Zlatni Rat beach, often hailed as one of the most beautiful in Croatia. Over the next two days, we’ll relax on Brač, where white-pebble beaches and scenic coastal roads make it the perfect island retreat.

Rest Day on Brač Island

Enjoy a well-deserved rest day on Brač, where the crystal-clear waters of the Adriatic beckon. Relax on Zlatni Rat beach, explore hidden coves, or take a short ride to Mount Vidova Gora—the highest peak on the Adriatic islands. From here, marvel at the panoramic views of the surrounding islands and coastline. Savor the local flavors of fresh seafood and Mediterranean cuisine in charming seaside restaurants. Today is all about recharging and soaking in the beauty of this stunning Croatian island.

Scenic Ferry & Coastal Ride to Dubrovnik

After breakfast, we board a ferry back to the mainland and resume our coastal drive toward Dubrovnik. Along the way, we’ll pass the remarkable Pelješac Bridge and stop at the medieval town of Ston, known for its impressive 5.5 km wall, one of the longest in Europe. In the afternoon, we arrive in Dubrovnik, a UNESCO World Heritage site famously known as the “Pearl of the Adriatic.” Wander through its ancient stone walls, explore the charming old town, and enjoy the vibrant cultural scene. We end our day in Trebinje, Bosnia’s southernmost town, with its own unique charm and welcoming ambiance.

Cultural Heritage & Scenic Mountain Roads

Our day begins in Trebinje, where we ride toward Bosnia’s hidden historical treasures. First, we visit the UNESCO-listed stećci tombstones at Radimlje, ancient markers with carvings that tell stories of the past. Next, we continue to Blagaj Tekke, a stunning 16th-century Dervish monastery set beside the source of the Buna River, surrounded by serene cliffs. We make our way to Mostar to see the iconic Stari Most (Old Bridge), a symbol of resilience and unity. Winding through beautiful landscapes, we pass through Jablanica and Konjic, eventually arriving in Sarajevo, Bosnia’s lively capital.

Ancient Pyramids & Return to Banja Luka

On our last full day, we set off from Sarajevo and stop to uncover the mystery of Bosnia’s ancient pyramids in Visoko. These intriguing structures captivate historians and adventurers alike. We continue on winding roads toward the historic town of Jajce, known for its medieval fortress and spectacular waterfall. From here, our route takes us through two magnificent canyons along the Vrbas River, offering a final scenic ride back to Banja Luka. This day is the perfect finale to our Adriatic Coast Motorcycle Tour.

Final Reflections in Banja Luka

Today marks the end of an incredible journey that’s taken us from historic mountain roads to coastal highways and iconic Adriatic landscapes.
Take a moment to reflect on the unforgettable landscapes, the open roads, and the shared memories from this journey through Bosnia and Croatia.
With the thrill of the road fresh in our minds, we part ways for now.

Included in the Price

Yamaha Tracer 7 GT with hard/lockable cases, including Third-party liability insurance
Experienced guide on a motorcycle
Support vehicle for your luggage and support necessities, it can accommodate up to two passengers, for guided tours with minimum 4 motorcycles or 6 participants.
Accommodation during the tour (8 nights) in mostly (4*) hotels
8 complete buffet breakfasts in the hotels
Dinners except on rest days; in authentic local restaurants whenever possible
2 Ferry Rides
Entrance fees to NP Plitivce and Radimlje location
Airport transfers up to 5 days prior the star of the tour and one day after the tour
Tour description booklet with maps and highlighted routes

Not Included in the Price

Fuel
Tolls
Airline Tickets
Additional Drinks
Personal Spending
Speeding and traffic violation penalty tickets
Anything not listed under “Included in the price”

Tour Cancellation Insurance: more information here

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Yamaha Tracer 7 GT

Drazen Brdar — Fri, 07 Feb 2025 21:43:50 +0000

Yamaha Tracer 7 GT
Adventure Without Limits

The Yamaha Tracer 7 GT proves that excitement and comfort can coexist in one perfect motorcycle. Compact, lightweight, and full of character, this middleweight sport tourer combines the spirit of a sport bike with the comfort and practicality of a true long-distance machine.
Powered by the lively 690cc CP2 engine, the Tracer 7 GT delivers smooth, torque-rich acceleration and outstanding fuel efficiency. With adjustable suspension, dual LED headlights, and a 5” full-color TFT display with smartphone connectivity, every ride feels modern, intuitive, and connected.
Rent your Yamaha Tracer 7 GT today from Brdar Moto Tours & Rentals and enjoy pure riding pleasure wherever the road leads.

Specifications

Engine: 689 cc parallel twin (CP2)
Power: 72 hp (54 kW) @ 8,750 rpm
Torque: 67 Nm @ 6,500 rpm
Transmission: 6-speed manual with assist & slipper clutch
Suspension: Adjustable front and rear suspension
Brakes: Dual 282 mm front discs / 245 mm rear
Lighting: Dual LED projector headlights & position lamps
Display: 5” full-color TFT with smartphone connectivity (MyRide app)
Luggage: 20 L hard side cases (standard)
Fuel Capacity: 17 L
Seat Height: 835 mm
Weight: 210 kg (wet)

Motorcycle	1-2 days	3-6 days	7-13 days	14+ days
Yamaha Tracer 7 GT	120€ Per Day	115€ Per Day	100€ Per Day	90€ Per Day

Included mileage: 350 kms/day
Extra mileage: EUR 0.50/km
Deposit: EUR 1500
Advance payment: 30% of the total rental price
Minimum rider age: 25
Driving license: A, min. 3 years experience
Delivery in Banjaluka: Free
Delivery outside Banjaluka: EUR 1.50 per km, ask for availability

Unlimited Mileage for 14+ Days Rental

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Yamaha Tracer 9 GT

Drazen Brdar — Fri, 07 Feb 2025 21:42:17 +0000

Yamaha Tracer 9GT
Pure Sport Touring Freedom

The Yamaha Tracer 9GT combines thrilling performance with long-distance comfort, redefining sport touring. Powered by an 890cc CP3 triple-cylinder engine, it delivers smooth, torque-rich acceleration and agile handling for every curve and road.
With KYB semi-active suspension, LED cornering lights, Quick Shifter, heated grips, and hard side cases, this bike offers comfort and control in all conditions. Whether you’re exploring mountain passes or the Adriatic coast, the Tracer 9GT is built for adventure.
Rent yours today with Brdar Moto Tours & Rentals and experience the road, your way.

Specifications

Engine: 890 cc inline 3-cylinder (CP3)
Power: 119 hp (87.5 kW) @ 10,000 rpm
Torque: 93 Nm @ 7,000 rpm
Transmission: Constant Mesh; 6-speed
Suspension: Semi-active front & rear
Brakes: Dual 298 mm front discs / 267 mm rear
Electronics: 6-axis IMU, traction & slide control, cornering ABS
Fuel consumption: 5,0 L/100 km
Fuel Capacity: 19 L
Seat Height: 845–860 mm (adjustable)
Weight: 232 kg (wet)

Motorcycle	1-2 days	3-6 days	7-13 days	14+ days
Yamaha Tracer 9 GT	125€ Per Day	120€ Per Day	115€ Per Day	105€ Per Day

Included mileage: 350 kms/day
Extra mileage: EUR 0.50/km

Deposit: EUR 1500

Advance payment: 30% of the total rental price

Minimum rider age: 25

Driving license: A, min. 3 years experience

Delivery in Banjaluka: Free

Delivery outside Banjaluka: EUR 1.50 per km, ask for availability

Unlimited Mileage for 14+ Days Rental

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Yamaha Tracer 9 GT+

Drazen Brdar — Wed, 05 Feb 2025 18:36:52 +0000

TRACER 9 GT+ Y-AMT
Designed for riders who demand nothing less than perfection

The Yamaha Tracer 9GT+ Y-AMT takes sport touring to a whole new level. Combining exhilarating performance, supreme comfort, and class-leading technology, it’s Yamaha’s most advanced production motorcycle to date.
Its powerful 890cc triple-cylinder CP3 engine delivers smooth yet thrilling acceleration, while the innovative Y-AMT (Automated Manual Transmission) lets you ride effortlessly without using the clutch.
With adaptive LED cornering lights, radar-linked cruise control, and semi-active electronic suspension, every ride feels smooth, safe, and exciting. Whether you’re carving mountain curves or cruising open highways, this bike is built to make every journey truly unforgettable.

Specifications

Engine: 890 cc inline 3-cylinder (CP3)
Power: 119 hp (87.5 kW) @ 10,000 rpm
Torque: 93 Nm @ 7,000 rpm
Transmission: Y-AMT (Yamaha Automated Manual Transmission)
Suspension: electronically-controlled suspension,
Brakes: Dual 298 mm front discs / 245 mm rear
Cruise Control: Radar-linked adaptive cruise
Fuel Capacity: 19 L
Seat Height: 810–825 mm (adjustable)
Weight: 220kg (wet)

Motorcycle	1-2 days	3-6 days	7-13 days	14+ days
Yamaha Tracer 9 GT+ Y-AMT	135€ Per Day	130€ Per Day	125€ Per Day	115€ Per Day

Included mileage: 350 kms/day
Extra mileage: EUR 0.50/km
Deposit: EUR 2 000
Advance payment: 30% of the total rental price
Minimum rider age: 25
Driving license: A, min. 3 years experience
Delivery in Banjaluka: Free
Delivery outside Banjaluka: EUR 1.50 per km, ask for availability

Unlimited Mileage for 14+ Days Rental

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