In this post, we will lead you through an amazing journey in the Balkans and show some of our Street & Documentary photography.

We left with my motorbike from the port of Bari, arriving in Albania the next day. After a time spent between Durress and Tirana, we moved to Kotor Bay, Montenegro. On our way to Kotor, we had the opportunity to enjoy some of the most epic views of the Balkans.

The next stop was the reason for my trip: Guca Trumpet Festival. A weird music festival held in the heart of Serbia. We slept in our tent, inside the garden of a Guca inhabitant. We still remember the noise over the Village, with the various groups playing all together in a cacophonic sinfony.

We took some of my most iconic pictures there, together with the most intense headache of my life.

After 3 days we moved to Sarajevo, Bosnia. Sarajevo still has the scars of the war on its skin, with a mix of Muslim and Catholic culture. If we could come back in time, we would have spent more time there, but unlucky we stayed just for 2 days.

On our way to Croatia, we had a quick stop in Mostar and Medjugorie (the first place was way more attractive than Mejugorie). We spent the remaining days on the Island of Hvar, Croatia, enjoying the beautiful Sea.

After 11 days and more than 2000 km, we can tell you that it was definitely worth it!