BOSNIA & HERZEGOVINA
The best of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The 10 airport transfers & shuttles tours most travellers choose in Bosnia and Herzegovina, with what to expect from each and what it costs.
Door-to-door transfer from Sarajevo to Dubrovnik via Mostar, Počitelj, Blagaj, and Kravice Falls. Small-group, guided, admissions included.
“Funky tours provided a car seat for the baby. The communication with the agency was also perfect over WhatsApp.”
Door-to-door Sarajevo airport shuttles with flight tracking, a flat fee, and clear meeting points. Private rides for groups up to 8.
“Reliable and Friendly and convenient. Avoid the risk of being scammed by taxi drivers. My driver was excellent”
One-way transfer and full-day tour from Sarajevo to Belgrade with UNESCO Drina Bridge, Andrićgrad, Dobrun Monastery, Drvengrad, plus optional Šargan Eight.
“This was an interesting trip through the countryside. Our guide was great. There was a stop at a "fake" Serbian village used as a movie set that we had little interest in for which tickets had to be purchased. There was also a train trip that would have cost extra but we chose not to…”
Door-to-door day transfer with UNESCO stećci, the 1577 Ottoman bridge, Drina cruise, Küstendorf, and the Šargan Eight train.
“You do many activities during this trip to Belgrade. It was the most amazing trip with a fantastic guide. Boat ride, train ride, hike in the national park, visit a monastery, learn so much history. The scenery is amazing.”
Private transfer from Dubrovnik to Mostar with hotel/airport pickup, a clean comfortable car, and a friendly driver who shares smart local tips.
“Excellent ride from Dubrovnik to Mostar. Our driver was very friendly and came back when my husband discovered he had left his phone in the car after drop off. The car was clean and comfortable, we definitely recommend!”
One-way transfer from Sarajevo to Split with expert stops in Konjic, Mostar, Blagaj, Kravice, Počitelj and Trogir.
“Our tour guide, Vedo, gave us an absolutely unforgettable experience. It happened just by chance to be a private tour that day, so we really got to personalize our itinerary based on what we (and Vedo!) were interested in. He was a great and safe driver, warm, knowledgeable, and HILARIOUS! We swapped many jokes the…”
Scenic Mostar to Dubrovnik transfer with Blagaj, Počitelj, and Kravice Waterfalls. Small-group guide, hotel pickup, and time to swim.
“Tour sites were pretty standard for trips from Mostar based on other advertised excursions. Pace between locatios was good, plenty of time at each site with just enough time at Pocitelj for lunch. Note we visited in early October when crowds were not bad. It is obvious that all 3 sites get overwhelmed during high…”
Guided transfer from Sarajevo to Dubrovnik with Mostar, Blagaj, Pocitelj and Kravice falls stops, plus hotel pick-up and drop-off.
“We pre-paid for the Blagaj Monastery and Kravica Waterfalls because we were told we might not be able to use a card. We probably would not have paid for the monastery if we had known what it was. We also would have prepared to swim at the falls if that was presented as an option…”
Book a private transfer between Sarajevo Airport and your hotel for up to 3 people, with Wi‑Fi, A/C, and door-to-door pickup in about 30 minutes.
“Unfortunately, due to Ryanair not being able to land our plane in Sarajevo, due to bad fog, we were unable to meet our transport with Viator. However, they did come to meet us at the Airport in Sarajevo. Today 15th November 2025, Viator are collecting us from our accommodation in Sarajevo to return us to…”
Sarajevo to Kotor transfer with guided stops in Konjic, Jablanica, Mostar, Buna spring and Počitelj, then arrive in Kotor.
“Our "Transfer from Sarajevo to Kotor + Herzegovina tour" was largely a fantastic experience, thanks to our driver, Kamal. He truly provided excellent service and demonstrated superb driving skills throughout the journey. Kamal was incredibly flexible and friendly, making our long transfer much more enjoyable. He was accommodating to our needs and created a very…”
