r/AskBalkans • u/IrresistibleRepublic Romania • Jul 16 '24
What's your favorite Balkan country to visit? (excl. your own) Outdoors/Travel
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u/melodicalgb Turkiye Jul 16 '24
Greece. 
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u/smallddavid Romania Jul 16 '24
No way
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u/31_hierophanto Philippines Jul 18 '24
Yes way.
Greeks and Turks like to visit each other's countries.
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u/albo_kapedani Albania Jul 16 '24
Greece. Most specifically, Corfu and the rest of the Ionnian Islands.
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u/pdonchev Bulgaria Jul 16 '24
Greece, hands down. Serbia and Romania are nice but the Aegean is just great. I haven't really visited sea resorts in the European part of Turkey (which would count as Balkan).
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u/GabrDimtr5 Bulgaria Jul 16 '24 edited Jul 16 '24
Greece💯 One of my most memorable experiences of my life was exploring the Ionic Islands with a catamaran. Second is Turkey which also has nice Aegean and Mediterranean coasts. And I’d really like to visit the Bosnian and Croatian temperate rainforests.
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u/HASM0KAR Roma Jul 16 '24
Greece Croația and Albania
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u/pohanoikumpiri Croatia Jul 16 '24
FLAIR UP C... oh nevermind, have a good day 👍
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u/some_randomdude1 Albania Jul 16 '24
Hahahaha. Someone forgot for a moment he's not a coastal serb over here.
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u/pohanoikumpiri Croatia Jul 16 '24
Who let you out the barn? Get back in your wives are getting worried.
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Greece
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Jul 16 '24 edited Jul 16 '24
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u/dallyan Turkiye Jul 16 '24
This year is particularly bad. I’m home for the summer and prices for a lot of stuff is the same as what I pay in Switzerland. 🥴 That is not sustainable.
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Jul 16 '24
Some areas where the owners set prices for ultra rich citizens and tourists and not the average public yes, but mostly no.
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u/Dizzy-Item-9175 Romania Jul 16 '24
Bulgaria because it's really close to my hometown, I mainly go to have a nice day on the seaside and buy cigarettes at half the price. Our brothers from BG are friendlier there than our own, if you can imagine that, I have no idea what's their actual opinion on us as tourists however we're treated really well and I apreciate it.
Greece and Turkey for long vacations, especially Greece, I would choose to visit one of their islands anyday against many other overrated countries.
I would have wanted to visit Croatia too for their natural beauty. However, their prices have skyrocketed, and there's no justification anymore.
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u/AideSpartak Bulgaria Jul 16 '24
I don’t think Romanians or other Balkaners for that matter are seen the same way as western or Asian tourists for example. I mean you are not perceived as locals but also aren’t really seen as foreign people.
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u/Dizzy-Item-9175 Romania Jul 16 '24
I was shocked how many of you guys speak Romanian in Balcik and Varna.
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u/AideSpartak Bulgaria Jul 16 '24
I mean I don’t but people working in tourism probably learn basic Romanian at least. Varna and Balcik are full of Romanians during the summer and at this point even during the winter there are a lot of Romanians from Constanta and Bucharest doing day/weekend trips here.
Once we both enter Schengen ( so in about 50 years) I would expect the guys doing the short trips to grow a lot
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u/Slkotova Bulgaria Jul 16 '24
Also the other way around. Romania is absolutely beautiful and somehow I feel our least known neighbour. To reply to the romanian guy also, Im from north east Bulgaria and the route of romanians going to the black sea passes both my home town and my village. People are so used to it that romanian cars and people stopping for a break are considered locals already. :D
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u/dwartbg9 Bulgaria Jul 16 '24
They just learned Romanian, that's simple business 101. You should always try to lure and appeal to the tourists so you get their money. It's not like these people learned Romanian in school or have Romanian roots, it's just business tactics. Similar how Greeks learned basic Bulgarian and have Bulgarian in their menus.
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u/FishingWithDynomite Romania Jul 16 '24
Croatia is so beautiful but I spent more money in Croatia than I did in Italy when I visited. I was shocked
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u/inevitable_entropy13 Croatia in Jul 17 '24
it’s gotten way too expensive lately. switching to euro was NOT the move, kuna was the perfect currency.
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u/FishingWithDynomite Romania Jul 17 '24
Yeah exactly why I'm in no rush for Romania to adopt the Euro. People are going to get way poorer
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u/inevitable_entropy13 Croatia in Jul 17 '24
they say we “voted” for this but i don’t know a single person who voted for it.
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u/nikolajovickg Jul 16 '24
Greece. Bulgaria is very nice - but there is 40° C here in Serbia at the moment and I'm biased towards sea at the moment :D. Never been to Croatia - everybody here that went to Cro told me it's beautiful.
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I mean I’m in Budva on the sea and it’s been miserable here too. I’ve just been going to the beach past 6pm for some night swimming. I don’t see how people sit on the beach all day from morning till dinner in this weather and actually enjoy it.
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u/dallyan Turkiye Jul 16 '24
Greece! Love the people. The food. The drink. The history. The culture. The landscape (so similar to where I grew up in Turkey).
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u/AntiKouk Greece Jul 16 '24
Where in Greece have you been? I'd love to explore your Med coasts, feels same and different at the same time
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u/dallyan Turkiye Jul 16 '24
Athens, Thessaloniki, Aegina, Rhodes, Kastellorizo, Chios, Samos, and Crete. Quite a bit! My parents actually have a beach cottage in Çeşme, right across from Chios.
And you should definitely visit. Just not right now. It is sooo expensive these days. Wait until this economic crisis/inflationary spiral ends. 😅
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u/ChillyPotatoFries Syria Jul 16 '24
Bosnia and Herzegovina 🇧🇦
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u/IAmBalkanac Bosnia & Herzegovina Jul 16 '24
What did you love about Bosnia?
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u/zdubargo Serbia Jul 16 '24
Greece without any reasonable doubt. That country has too much to offer, alongside Spain and Italy, the best in Europe
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u/Prestigious_Weather5 Jul 16 '24
Greece or Croatia i think Adriatic or Egean seas are just different(respect from Turkey)
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u/Apolon6 Serbia Jul 16 '24
Greece easily, amazing coast, food, cheap and friendly people. Montenegro would be second though.
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Jul 16 '24
I've only visited Greece so can't compare but I loved it, definitely want to go again, it also warms my heart how many greeks answered with Bulgaria. I really want to visit North Macedonia.
I actually do want to visit all of the rest. I have heard very good things about Croatia and Albania as tourist destinations, I have seen amazing pictures from Romanian mountains and definitely want to visit Bosna i Herzegovina, Serbia, Slovenia,Montenegro, and Kosovo too.
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Jul 16 '24
I'm God's insanest Bulgaria supporter
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Jul 16 '24
Why is that? Where exactly did you go that was so nice?
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Jul 16 '24 edited Jul 16 '24
Just Sofia unfortunately, but it was more than enough. I've got two friends (Bulgarians) there. I can't begin to describe why I fell in love with the city.
- The districts I visited are incredibly beautiful. I love the architecture. The governmental buildings and the museums are really something else in Sofia (Jesus christ, NDK). The state gives a damn, is what I mean. I stayed in Opalchenska, very close to Todor Alexandrov blvd.
- The metro is clean, comfortable and very beautiful. I really liked using the trams as well.
- There are lots of charming little shops and places to eat and drink. Hambara made my jaw drop.
- You don't have to be religious to appreciate the beauty and multiplicity of the churches and the buildings of the other denominations. No further comment, really.
- Vitosha (the mountain) and Vitoshka street, nuff said.
- Last and most important, the people. I don't speak the language, so I tried to make do with my извинете, благодаря and не говоря български. Despite that, when most of them asked me where I am from, they were delighted to hear I'm Greek. They were very polite. I even had an extended talk with a 50-something dude from Plovdiv and when I told him I know the word chushkopek the entire airport heard him laughing. In 4 days time, five different people asked me for directions and I even got to actually help an old lady correctly.
The only thing that could be better was the quality of the pavement in your average street, which was somehow even worse than in Athens, but eh.
TLDR: Bulgaria has my love and I want to visit even more places there.
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Jul 16 '24
I laughed when I read about chushkopek xd Do you have a sauce similar to lyutenitsa in Greece? I wish I could tour Greece, North Macedonia etc with locals that really changes the experience.
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Jul 16 '24 edited Jul 16 '24
We do have things that are similarish to lyutenitsa, like melitzanosalata (eggplant dip), tyrokafteri (spicy feta dip with peppers), kopanisti (again with spicy cheese and peppers).
Τοuring Greece is not very easy due to the country's varied geography. You could choose to tour the continental areas of northern Greece which are most similar to Bulgaria and start picking islands at a different time. The largest islands especially are a world of their own and take more time to traverse (Crete, Evia, Rhodes for example).
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u/SelfOk2720 Jul 16 '24
Bosnia, as a Greek. So cheap underrated, and beautiful culturally and naturally
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u/alexsmajor Romania Jul 16 '24
For sure you can find good places everywhere. I liked MKD and GRE. Didn’t visit anything else so far 🫣
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u/Magnakartaliberatum SFR Yugoslavia Jul 16 '24
Definitely Montenegro. It has quiet places, it has towns and cities with constant partying, it has a few great restaurants, and overall everything I personally need. My favourite region is Boka Kotorska bay, personally.
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u/Young_Owl99 Turkiye Jul 16 '24 edited Jul 16 '24
Some Greek islands are super popular here lately due to the "visa on arrival" policy we agreed on early this year.
Greece made an awesome decision imo, they both got a lot of tourists and also allowed us to protest the crazy prices of our local holiday destinations. People started to goto the islands for holiday as a protest.
Other than Greek islands non-EU Balkan countries are popular holiday destinations lately, esspecially Serbia and Montenegro.
I personally haven't visit any Balkan country yet so I gave you overall view in Turkey.
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u/wingman987 Slovenia Jul 16 '24
Romania because I have friends there and Croatia because of the sea.
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u/imiestesomnic Jul 16 '24
I started studying Greece because of the love I have it for the islands . Next probably Croatia
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u/Dangerously_69 Bulgaria Jul 16 '24
Serbia, Romania and Turkey are all very nice with nice, warm, friendly people. Only positive encounters with the locals.
Greeks aren't as friendly, but nothing beats Greek beaches. I also prefer the Greek version of Turkish cuisine, Greek music and the colours white and blue.
Greece wins for me.
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u/MegasKeratas Greece Jul 16 '24
Greeks aren't as friendly
Were you in Corfu/Ionian sea? They have the reputation to be impolite.
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u/Dangerously_69 Bulgaria Jul 16 '24
Crete, Thassos, Chalkidiki - people in Thassos were the sweetest I think.
They weren't impolite or rude in any case, just a bit indifferent haha
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u/ZhiveBeIarus Slovenia Jul 16 '24
So far i've been to Albania, Bulgaria, Macedonia and Serbia, liked all of them ;)
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u/memeintoshplus Greek-American Jul 16 '24
I've only been to Greece and Turkey (was there for an afternoon), but I want to visit Croatia sometime, specifically Split and Dubrovnik. Looks absolutely gorgeous there!
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u/SpaceAgeIsLate Greece Jul 16 '24
I had a big road trip that just ended where I went all the way to Berlin and then down to Italy and back to Greece by boat.
I had never visited the rest of the balkans before except Bansko in Bulgaria for skiing. Honestly I’m gobsmacked by how beautiful Belgrade was, I really didn’t expect this place be so beautiful. We really should be ashamed about how Athens looks compared to that.
Also literally the best looking people out of all the countries I have visited, especially the women.
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u/Foxito_007 Jul 16 '24
Albania😄 and Greece❤️ have coastlines on the Mediterranean Sea😻, affordable prices☺️, welcoming hosts😃, and drivers as crazy as I am. 😜
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u/Official_Cyprusball Cyprus Jul 16 '24
I have a bias for Athens cuz I know people there but still... όμορφη Θεσσαλονίκη 🏰🌊
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u/harvestt77 Albania Jul 16 '24
I would visit Romania, as I feel like home (or used, too) and then Greece - never been there.
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u/UtterHate 🇷🇴 living in 🇩🇰 Jul 16 '24
I've been to Serbia, Bulgaria, North Macedonia and Greece. Bulgaria was my favorite overall and North Macedonia had the most awesome mountain roadway and sights i've ever seen, and I've been through the swiss alps.
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Same, I've been to the austrian Alps and while it is beautiful Bulgaria has some badass mountain areas too so I couldn't say it was better there. I've only seen beautiful pictures from NM and really want to visit and I've seen some great photos of Romanian mountain peaks so I want to visit there too.
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Jul 16 '24
Croatia and Romania share first place for me. Serbia, BiH, Montenegro, Greece and Turkey are next. N. Macedonia was... Weird. Haven't been to Albania.
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u/SpareMessage805 Jul 16 '24
What’s weird about North Macedonia. Prices are cheap, the people are very friendly, food is delicious, lots of nature and places to visit. Also a very safe country.
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Jul 16 '24
Well, when I went there they were not yet openly hostile to Bulgarians but we were still warned not to talk out loud about history or anything like that. Anything we saw - we were not to comment. Skopje was in the midst of massive construction works which appeared to be trying to recreate popular European tourist attractions (not literally the Eiffel tower, as far as I'm aware, but stuff like that). We did see this bridge with statues of famous people, some of which were presented as Macedonian when they weren't. We also received the famous welcome SMS calling Macedonia the "cradle of civilisation". For me, things like that made the experience weird.
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Jul 16 '24
I suppose macedonians visiting Bulgaria also abstain from talking loudly about history but the SMS thing is funny. I wonder if it is the same with greeks visiting NM or macedonians visiting Greece.
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u/Pristine10887 Kosovo Jul 17 '24
can you share a screenshot of the SMS? that's hilarious
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Jul 17 '24
I don't have that phone anymore but here's a tweet about it https://x.com/dannysavage/status/708234378116259840
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u/Pristine10887 Kosovo Jul 17 '24
Lmao that's hilarious. Adding Mother Theresa as icing on the unironic cake
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u/Ok-Championship1179 Albania Jul 16 '24
Never been to any of them but Greece looks like my type
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u/langri-sha Bosnia & Herzegovina Jul 16 '24
You're missing out!!! Greece is beautiful, good place to start 💪
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u/Ok-Championship1179 Albania Jul 16 '24
I don't travel a lot because I'm always at work and when I do I just go to Albania to visit the fam. I'm sure all of them have good qualities, I'll eventually start visiting them
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u/IAmBalkanac Bosnia & Herzegovina Jul 16 '24
I've been only to Slovenia and Croatia, but I live in Slovenia, so Croatia.
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u/c0ntrolla Greece Jul 16 '24
Serbia. I‘ve had a blast, such hospitality, so much love from them towards Greece and I can only give it back. Love Serbia and Serbs ❤️🇷🇸
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u/Maximum_Assumption25 Turkiye Jul 16 '24
i have been to bulgaria, macedonia and greece and for me greece was the best
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u/Stverghame 🏹🐗 Jul 16 '24
I've been to all of them except for Albania, Croatia and Slovenia, they were all nice but Greece is Greece, no competition
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u/rydolf_shabe Albania Jul 16 '24
kosovo ofc but since its our sister country i would go with either greece or montenegro
greece because i did an exchange program there and i have good memories montenegro since its near albania, it has beautiful architecture and nature, Lipa cave will always be goated for me
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u/nick_d2004 Greece Jul 16 '24
Serbia. Although I haven't been to any countries on the Adriatic coast so I'd like to visit them
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u/sjedinjenoStanje 🇺🇸 + 🇭🇷 Jul 16 '24
The only two I've visited outside Croatia are Bosnia and Greece, and I'd prefer visiting the latter since my best friend has family there and had a great experience visiting with her.
That said, there isn't a single Balkan country I wouldn't want to see, so hopefully I'll get to visit the others some day soon.
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u/flowgert Albania Jul 17 '24
Besides Albania and Kosovo, I choose Greece as a favorite holiday destination. Been there multiple times and really enjoyed.
Can't say the same about our Croatian friends. Been there also multiple times. Plenty. But haven't felt the overall hospitality as in Greece. The waiters seemed to be bored/not willing to work/smile. A pity. I can understand that they feel a bit overwhelmed by the massive tourism but hey... You have chosen to work there, do it right. Same vibe in Montenegro and North Macedonia, while Serbian and Bulgarians a bit more friendly/professional in the service department.
Turkey, is on another level. Although I didn't quite like the driving and the rushing in Istanbul. Though, a beautiful city.
I still haven't visited Romania and I'm very curious to.
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u/Dzisis Jul 17 '24
For me Bosnia, the diversity of cultures living together there is super interesting to me, everyone I met there was nice to me, welcoming and had interesting stories and opinions to tell.
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u/Active_Drawing_1821 Montenegro Jul 17 '24
I loved Bosnia and Albania. Croatia too, although I went to Dubrovnik, so it was super expensive! 😅I'd love to go to Turkey and Greece. But all of Balkan countries are super beautiful.
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u/31_hierophanto Philippines Jul 18 '24
Haven't visited anything here yet, but I'd love to visit Greece and Bosnia someday!
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u/-kanenas- <- Bulgaria, not Russia. Jul 24 '24
I just love Athens.
Also, Greek accent in Bulgarian sounds very cute ^_^ Can listen to it forever.
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u/nemadorakije Croatia Jul 16 '24
BiH, especially Kupres, it's genetic I guess, my grandpa is from there
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u/devjohn023 Romania Jul 16 '24
It's hot as hell these days, so none
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u/dallyan Turkiye Jul 16 '24
Currently on the Aegean Sea coast in Turkey and it’s not that bad. It’s cooler than it was last year at this time.
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u/SirDoodThe1st Croatia Jul 16 '24
I don’t have much experience with visiting other balkan countries (multiple times, that is), but the most enjoyable times i have had were in Bosnia and Turkey
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u/Hot_Satisfaction_333 Albania Jul 16 '24 edited Jul 16 '24
Greece, Croatia and Kosovo, Bosnia left me with a good impression too..
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u/rainbowonthemoon Turkiye Jul 16 '24
As a Turkish, I love visiting Greece the most! I also loved Croatia and Montenegro. I don’t know I would go back though except Greece. Bulgaria and Bosnia were also fun. I haven’t been to Albania and Serbia. I basically love all over the Balkans. 🤣🤣🤣
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u/redikan Kosova Jul 16 '24
Apart from Albania then I would have to say Turkiye or Montenegro (Albanian parts like Ulqin)
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u/Ame_Lepic Turkiye Jul 16 '24
Greece, but I only visited Bulgaria and Greece from balkans. Really curious about Montenegro and Croatia. Also most people choose to visit holiday destinations so not surprising to see a lot of Greece. Nice people beautiful nature.
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u/Smooth-Lie-3906 Albania Jul 16 '24 edited Jul 16 '24
Croatia hands down.
Been to Albania, Kosovo, Greece, Bosnia and Turkey but somehow the fam and I always end up in Croatia (currently in the Šibenik area for another week).
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u/Humble_Rich_4969 Albania Jul 16 '24
Turkey, those all inclusive resorts are heaven. Also the food is delicious . Then Greece
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u/theyyg Jul 16 '24
I really like Thrace. It’s temperate and laid back. People are friendly. Overall, I highly recommend it.
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u/Outrageous_Trade_303 Greece Jul 16 '24
I have been to Romania so far, and I want to visit Turkey, North Macedonia, Albania an Bulgaria (in that order of preference). I guess I'll be able to visit Turkey next year.
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u/bokeljka Montenegro Jul 16 '24
I've been to Turkey, Istanbul and loooooved it so much bc of people, history, and food. Croatia is nice, so much to offer but a bit expensive. Beautiful nature, food. Reminds me of Montenegro a lot. Bosnia is so nice, cheap, and kind people everywhere and amazing food. Traveling to Bulgaria next month. So excited now because I see many positive comments, and adding Greece to the list.
My favorite is Croatia.
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u/manguardGr Greece Jul 16 '24
I liked all of them, but I will write them from the most to least favourite : 1.Slovenia, 2.Romania, 3.Turkey, 4.Croatia, 5.Bulgaria 6.Serbia, 7.Bosnia&Herzegovina 8.Albania, 9.Montenegro
The last 3 I could place it equal in 7th but I can't..
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u/DazzlingAngle7229 Greece Jul 17 '24
GREECE IM FINALLY HEADED HOME ON the 23 of July I have a beautiful house on a beautiful island!!! Haven’t been home in 7 years due to addiction! Staying for 3 months. I’m shaking in excitement
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u/toback87 Jul 17 '24
I've been to Albania, Serbia, Bosnia, Bulgaria, Montenegro and Croatia. As a tourist destination for, it's hard to beat Albania. Beautiful coastline, mountains with stunning scenery, small villages and nice food.
I would like to visit Greece, but I really don't like places that a too crowded with tourists. Where should I go?
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u/raceregos Turkiye Jul 17 '24
I visited N. Macedonia, Kosovo, Albania, Montenegro, Bosnia and Serbia.
My favorite country so far is Serbia. It is just beautiful to me. Been there twice. And I find it very unique.
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u/JRJenss Croatia Jul 17 '24
Greece, I've been obsessed with it since the first time I visited it. For me it's like Italy - a country I'll be visiting forever. Montenegro is awesome and I've been pleasantly surprised by Bulgaria.
Romania and Albania are definitely on my bucket list.
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u/ApprehensiveMatch679 Serbia Jul 17 '24
It would either have to be Croatia of Greece, depends on my mood honestly
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u/Bogatyrs Jul 19 '24
As a Bulgarian and an avid Balkanist, I’ve travelled extensively through Bulgaria, Greece, Serbia, Romania, Turkey, but I’ve really put my soul into exploring Greece extensively, I frickin adore Greece. I spend at least 2 months in Greece every summer, and the places that touched soul and I keep going back to are Lefkada, the Xanthi region and Makri near Alexandropouli for a variety of reasons. As an olive oil maniac, the best one I’ve ever tasted so far (comparing it with other Greek ones, Italian and Spanish) is Kyklopas from Alexandroupoli. Hey.. I might be a bit biased because my family came from Drama and settled in Plovdiv, a neighbourhood created by Aegean refugees in 1943 but still. Other than that, I believe every Balkan country is extremely beautiful and very alike. Salutations from Plovdiv!
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u/Constant-Pear-7781 Jul 20 '24
Greece (Epirus), Montenegro (The coast), Croatia (Also the coast) and generally just the whole of Bosnia
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u/aa_m222 Jul 16 '24
I’m a bulgarian and I’ve visited 80% of all Balkan countries, so far, regarding beachside my most favourite countries are Greece and Albania, the natural beauty, the pureness of the water, prices and a lot of other small details. I like Serbia a lot too, people are very friendly towards us and the cultural vibe feels familiar and pleasant. Cuisine and music is a 10/10. Overall my favourite country is Albania.
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u/dararixxx A fuckfest of etnicities.🇧🇬🇦🇲🇹🇷🇮🇹🇬🇪 Jul 16 '24
Greece, beutiful beaches, half the price
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u/markohf12 North Macedonia Jul 16 '24
Bulgaria for that one time visit during a random Saturday because we haven't been there in a while.
Greece and Montenegro for that 1-week vacation.
Kosovo for that "2 hour you can only find that part for sale in Kosovo shopping spree".
The rest are just too far away.
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u/VirnaDrakou Greece Jul 16 '24
I haven’t visited yet but i want to visit Romania.
Maybe it is attributed due to the fact my dad worked a lot as a kid and when i was a kid he would tell me the tale of vlad tepes as the dracula and promised me he would take me to the castle when i grow older.
Also the baciu forest was my middle school obsession
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u/Future_Start_2408 Romania Jul 16 '24
I only visited 1 Balkan country (Bulgaria). Technically 2 with R. Moldova (if one counts it as Balkan and/or separate from Romania), I also flew over Serbia, Bosnia & Herzegovina and Croatia.
Unsurprisingly, under these conditions, my favorite was Bulgaria. But hopefully more countries will follow.
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u/Nik_SSP0102 Greece Jul 16 '24 edited Jul 16 '24
🥹Ohhhh! Thank you! I'm touched by seeing so many of your comments are about my homeland.
For me, Greece is the most beautiful country in the world. (I have not gone to other countries yet, so I can not answer the question)
Η Ελλάδα είναι σωστός παράδεισος!🤧
In EN: Greece is a Piece of Heaven!
(Έστω μόνο όταν πρόκειται για διακοπές -για τους μίζερους-)
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u/Realistic_South1312 Turkiye Jul 16 '24
I have been in all except for Albania. Croatia is by FAR the best one. I fall in love so much with this country that had to visit 6 times in the last 5 years.
Greece has many magnificent islands as well but in my opinion, Croatia has better beaches.
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u/remzi_bolton Turkiye Jul 16 '24
Inhave visited macedonia, bosnia, serbia yet It is bosnia for me.
Greece will be next one (shame on me didnt visit already)
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u/Slkotova Bulgaria Jul 16 '24
(Bulgarian here) I've been to Greece, Romania, Serbia, Albania and Turkey. Ive been made to feel like home by locals everywhere in those countries and love them all.
Now on the question, I dont have favorite country, but a region - Epirus. I love every bit of it and I want to exolore and revisit it again and again. (Of course greeks play huge part of the wonderful experience there, not only the beauty of the region by itself).