Sarajevo Tours

Explore the cultural heritage of east Bosnia and west Serbia with ease on this full-day tour from Sarajevo. Depart from your hotel with your guide and visit the Borak Necropolis. Continue on to see the Ottoman-era bridge in Visegrad. Take a cruise on the Drina River and admire the views from the water. After crossing the border, explore Tara National Park in Serbia.

Have an adventurous day on a white water rafting trip on the Neretva River. Make your own way from Konjic to the starting point where you can fuel up with a quick breakfast before your adventure. Suit up in your equipment and get an activity briefing from your guide. Head out onto the river with your guide and admire the views of the river banks as you glide by. Enjoy a delicious barbecue lunch on the banks of the river before heading back to base.

Immerse yourself in Bosnian culinary traditions with this private cooking class in Sarajevo. You'll be invited into your chef/guide's home, located on the top of a hill with panoramic views over the city. Learn a variety of local dishes through demonstrations and hands-on cooking while sipping wine, then sit down to feast on your creations.

Sarajevo and Belgrade among other cities of ex-Yugoslavia are must see places. Instead of just transfering from one to another, you can join this amazing Unesco Heritage tour. During this tour you will visit Višegrad, city famous by Unesco site- Mehmed Paša Sokolović bridge and little *town in tow dedicated to Yugoslavian Nobel Prize winner, Ivo Andric. After that you will proceed to Mokra Gora with visit to Mecavnik, very interesting ethno village that will bring you back in the past.

Get an in-depth exploration of Mostar and the surrounding areas with ease on this 3-day private tour. Meet your guide and depart from the airport in Sarajevo, Dubrovnik, or Split in an air-conditioned minivan and make your way to Mostar. Stay in Mostar’s Old Town and spend time exploring the city with your guide. Visit Medjugorje, Buna Spring, Blagaj Tekke, and Kravice Waterfalls.

Don’t just buy yourself souvenirs in Bosnia and Herzegovina, create your very own gifts for friends and family during a coppersmith workshop in Sarajevo. This hands-on workshop—which is suitable for adults and kids alike—teaches you the 500-year-old art of copper crafting and allows you to take home your very own souvenirs.

Learn about the 1984 Winter Olympics in Sarajevo on this Olympics-themed tour. Visit places that were important during the Olympics, including Igman Mountain, Bjelasnica Mountain, Trebevic Mountain, Olympic Stadium Kosevo, Olympic Hall Zetra, and River Bosna Park. Learn about 1980’s Sarajevo from your guide.

Take a step back in time to recent historical events and learn about the tumultuous history of Bosnia and Herzegovina during this half-day tour. Explore Sarajevo and listen to engaging commentary about what life was like while the city of under siege during the first half of the 1990s. Hear stories of peril, visit iconic landmarks like the Tunnel of Hope (additional cost), and see how citizens made homemade weapons to survive.

Sarajevo’s old bazaars feature coppersmiths, silversmiths, and jewelers who use time-honored skills to create everything from copper and silver trays to coffee pots and jewelry. On this tour, delve deeper into these market areas and the skills of their vendors than possible alone. See the wares at Kazandziluk coppersmiths market, explore the city's old blacksmiths’ street, and visit a silversmith’s workshop to craft your own small silver souvenir to keep.

If you feel annoyed by the city crowd and want to get away from it, why not take a ride in the cable car and explore the pristine nature of the mountain Trebević? It was always the most favorite spot for the locals to enjoy the fresh air and the best panorama of the city. The mountain Trebević is known in Slavic mythology as the place of sacrifice, but in modern times it is known as one of four Olympic mountains. The 1984 Winter Olympic games were the first-ever held in a socialist state and in a Slavic language-speaking country. The Sarajevo games have also been the only Olympics so far to be hosted by a Non-Aligned Movement member and by a Muslim-majority city. Take a walk on the bob-sled track, see some great graffiti, have a cup of coffee and let your inner spirit free.

On our tours we take our guests to a friendly cup of coffee with amazing view at Sarajevo valley and introduce them in adventures way about history of Bosnia & Herzegovina and Fall of Yugoslavia. Every guest we treated as our own friends and we try to present our City through our Life's in Bosnia &Herzegovina. All our tours are adjusted - flexible to our guests so that our guests can enjoy as maximum as possible in just few hours.

Discover the rich history of Travnik, which became the capital of the Ottoman province of Bosnia and the residence of the Bosnian viziers in 1699. The city became an important center of government in the whole Western frontier of the empire, and consulates were established by the governments of France and Austria-Hungary. After Travnik we're heading to one of the most beautiful cities in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Jajce. Beautiful waterfall combined with complex history make it stand out among others. "Dear friend, I'm writing to you from the town where in the very centre of it the most beautiful waterfall in the whole empire is located" - (it was written on a postcard sent from Jajce to Prag by Czech tourists, in the late 19th century, when Bosnia was part of Austro-Hungarian empire). Last but not least, you will visit watermills that are beautiful and straight out of fairy tale.

The Via Dinarica trail traces the Dinarica Alps through Bosnia and Herzegovina: traversing rocky highlands, grasslands, and isolated hamlets. Hike the trail during this 5-day, small-group adventure with a guide to ensure you experience its best bits, such as Mt. Cvrsnica and Visocica’s ridges, in safety. Hear tales of the region from your guide, and enjoy included meals, mountain hut accommodation, and round-trip transport from Sarajevo for ease and convenience.

Climb a snowy peak with sweeping views of Sarajevo on a small-group snowshoe tour of Trebevic Mountain. Easy-to-use snowshoes are a fun way to get out into the snow that doesn’t require any previous experience, and round-trip transport from Sarajevo to the starting point saves you the stress of winter driving.

Explore Tito’s secret bunker and learn about Yugoslavia’s history on this tour. Accompanied by a guide, go deep below Zlatar mountain to reach the Atomic War Command (ARK), which was a secret until the 1990s. Wander through the many passageways and rooms, and see Tito’s private residence within the bunker.

Go on an in-depth exploration of the Siege of Sarajevo on this educational tour. Accompanied by a driver-guide, travel in an air-conditioned car or minivan through Sarajevo and learn about the city’s history. Visit the War Tunnel Museum, the abandoned Olympic bobsled track on Trebevic Mountain, a large Jewish cemetery, and the Ottoman-era Old Town, and hear stories about Sarajevo during the siege.

Konjic, Kravice Waterfall, Pocitelj, Blagaj, and Mostar and some of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s highlights, but seeing all of them in a day can be tricky without a car. On this full-day tour, tick off all of them in the company of a guide. Depart from your hotel and make your way by vehicle to the Old Bridge of Mostar, before continuing on to the other sights.

From 1992 to 1995, Sarajevo was besieged by Bosnian Serb forces, with its civilians trapped. Recall this dark chapter in ways you couldn’t alone: with first-hand stories from a guide who experienced it and who shows you the key locations. Watch footage, enter the "Tunnel of Hope" escape route at the Tunnel Museum, and visit the war-ravaged 1984 Olympic bobsled track in the nearby hills—once a major battlefront.

The best team of ski and snowboard instructors on the Bosnian Olympic Mountains near Sarajevo! English-speaking, licensed and instruction with passion, humour and patience.

Learn how to make a number of delicious Bosnian dishes during this hands-on cooking class in Sarajevo. Start at the local market to shop for ingredients for the cooking class. Then, head to your hosts' home, set atop a hill with beautiful views of Sarajevo, and learn tips and tricks to prepare local dishes. After all your hard work, enjoy your homemade food paired with homemade wine or craft beer.

Explore Herzegovina’s great outdoors and learn of the country’s trading heritage on this Old Tobacco Trading Road hike from Konjic. Leave the busy city behind and head deep into rural Herzegovina. Follow your guide along the old tobacco smuggling routes and enjoy panoramic views over the rugged mountain landscape. Hear tales of illegal practices under cover of moonlight, and gain insight into the many hardships the desperate smugglers faced during the days of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.

Bosnia and Herzegovina’s oldest village, Lukomir, lies on a mountain ridge, and involves a challenging drive or hike to reach independently. This small-group tour from Sarajevo steps in: providing transport to a nearby town, a guided hike to Lukomir, and an introduction to its people. Absorb the mountain scenery, discover the ancient houses, have lunch at a villager’s home, and gain insight into Lukomir’s timeless ways you’d never get otherwise.

All the mountains around Sarajevo (Bjelasnica or Jahorina) are roughly 40 min driving from Sarajevo city centre, that is why we usually do one of these as day tour. Depending on the guests personal ski experience we shall adjust the itinerary for every single person. The tour starts from Sarajevo, from our office. If you are however prefer pickup it is no problem at all. Just contact us and we ll pick you up wherever you are in Sarajevo, but even wider area if needed too. Skiing will take full day starting roughly from 8 AM when until 3 PM. You should expect return to Sarajevo around 5 PM.

Lukomir is the highest and most isolated village in Bosnia. This hike is also the most popular hike in the country. And for a good reason. It offers all: amazing views, long walks, culture, history and legends. This is the most popular one day trip from Sarajevo. We start our tour on the southern slopes of Bjelašnica mountain, from medieval Umoljani village. We will make a short stop on ancient necropolis at Dolovi, and then continue towards Umoljani. We will then pass through Gradina - highland summer village, and go to Studeni Potok stream. On the way, we will visit 40-meter Peruće Waterfall before continuing to Lukomir. Our last stop - Lukomir village. It lives the same life for more than 600 years, Bosnia’s highest and most isolated mountain village. On the edge of the village you will be treated to a breathtaking view of Rakitnica Canyon. We will have traditional homemade lunch prepared by our hosts. You will also have the opportunity to purchase local handcrafts