BOSNIA & HERZEGOVINA
The best of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The 10 food tours most travellers choose in Bosnia and Herzegovina, with what to expect from each and what it costs.
A private 2.5-hour Sarajevo walk with Bosnian coffee instruction and local food tasting, plus key Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian sights.
“Our guide was very friendly, had deep knowledge of the area and was willing to share her experiences. Highly recommend.”
Learn burek the hands-on way in central Mostar with Amina, a welcome drink, and a take-home recipe booklet for $25.
“Taking Amina’s Burek class was truly one of the highlights of our trip. From the moment we walked in, Amina welcomed us with a warm smile and kind heart that instantly made us feel at home. She not only patiently walked us through every step of the Burek making process, but also shared stories and…”
A 4-hour Sarajevo food-and-craft walk with tastings of Bosnian classics and workshop stops for copper, wood, and fabric trades.
“Kiki your guide was fantastic. Very informative. Best tour. Food was fantastic too. The artisan were very nice as well. Everything was perfect.”
Taste Sarajevo’s Old Town on a 4-hour food tour with 10 stops: dry meat, boza, cevapi, coffee, and baklava, plus local history.
“Really interesting and wide-ranging tour with lots of opportunities for questions. A real insight into local history, culture, life and delicious food with knowledgeable Bojan.”
Sarajevo in 4 hours with a local guide: Ottoman-era sights, faith landmarks, crafts, plus Bosnian coffee and burek tastings.
“Guide have great history knowledge but very poor people skills. This tour should not include food as it was very poor quality and cheap! I would not recommend this tour.”
Sarajevo classics meet old-school crafts on a 4-hour walking tour with savory and sweet tastings, Bosnian coffee, and handmade workshops.
“Salma was an amazing host, I learned so much from her!”
Four hours of Bosnian coffee, burek tastings, and a walk through Sarajevo’s mosques, churches, synagogues, and legends in one tour.
“tourguide Admir was a great native host.”
Trek to Lukomir from Sarajevo with a small group: air-conditioned ride, moderate hike, canyon Rakitnica views, guide Mak.
“We had a great time on this excursion up to Lukomir. Our guide, Mak, was flexible and open to answering all of our questions! He was informative and very generous with sharing his insights, stories, and perspectives on life in Sarajevo.”
A 5-hour small-group food walk through Grbavica with local dishes, ice-cold rakija, and Sarajevo siege stories, plus market bites.
“Such a great tour going to the local, off the “touristy” beaten path. Numa was not only so friendly, but also very informative about the history of Sarajevo and the food. And speaking of food… come hungry for this tour!!!! We had so much great local food and drinks! Every place we stopped, the people…”
Grbavica small-group food tour in Sarajevo: market cheese, craft beer, stadium stories, and Bosnian sweets in about 5 hours.
“We took an afternoon food tour with Nermin. We looped around the district of Grbavica and tried many different local dishes, snacks, deserts & drinks. Nermin made history come to life in the still bullet-holed residential area, guiding us through the darkest to the happiest days of this beautyful part of the city, making it…”
