BOSNIA & HERZEGOVINA
The best of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The 10 hiking & trekking tours most travellers choose in Bosnia and Herzegovina, with what to expect from each and what it costs.
Hike from Sarajevo to Lukomir for canyon views, stećak sites, and a home-cooked lunch in a remote mountain village.
“Absolutely amazing trip and a must do of staying in Sarajevo. The views are incredible, wildlife plentiful and the village interesting. Our guide was witty and extremely knowledgable about foraging and local history. Pick up was smooth and a vegan lunch was organised.”
Hike from Sarajevo to remote Lukomir village with Bjelasnica stories, deep Rakitnica Canyon views, and local coffee at altitude.
“We had a wonderful time hiking up to Lukomir Village. The mountains are very beautiful and breathtaking. Ahmad our tourguide was friendly and helpful with regard my foot accident. The food at lukomir Village was deliciously good. We recommend this trip very much. Its was a breathtaking hiking experience.”
Full-day hike from Sarajevo to remote Lukomir village, with Umoljani stops and jaw-dropping views over Rakitnica Canyon.
“The Lukomir day hike was absolutely something I really wanted to do during my trip to Sarajevo. Our group was quite small, so everything went smoothly. The drive there took maybe 1,5 hours, and the pace during the hike was very slow, so no difficulties there. You can do the hike either as a circle…”
A full-day hike from Sarajevo to Bjelašnica’s remote nomad villages, with scenic climbs and a real Lukomir lunch.
“Well everything was memorable, the views, the lunch and the sore feet afterwards. We had a great group and we supported each other throughout the day. It is an epic trek and you have to be fit to complete the hike. Elvira was our guide and was great.”
Sarajevo to Lukomir via Obalj Peak hike. Picnic lunch, stećci tombstones, and mountain views in a small English-speaking group.
“I took the tour Umoljani - Lukomir hike and it was amazing! A very nice mountain hike with impressive views. The guide Mirza was very friendly and answered all questions. I totally recommend it!”
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.”
Urban hike through Sarajevo’s mahalas and Ottoman streets, uphill to siege viewpoints, ending with Bosnian lunch at Minjo. 4–5 hrs.
“You haven’t been to Sarajevo if you didn’t do this tour! One of the best tours of my life! I loved every part of it! The history of different neighbourhoods and the “mahalas”, the constant change of architecture, the scenery, the views. At one point you are in the Austro-Hungarian quarter, passing by the old…”
Private guided hike from Sarajevo into Sutjeska National Park to Trnovačko Lake, with picnic lunch and Tjentište memorial.
“We started this hike in the fog which was a unique experience and meant that we were constantly surprised by the awesome views as we hiked back out of the valley after the fog had lifted. Our guide was friendly, knowledgeable, and motivating. Definitely do this hike!”
Full-day hike from Umoljani to Lukomir, Bosnia’s highest nomad village, with canyon views, village lunch, and coffee near Sarajevo.
“Die Wanderung von Umoljani nach Lukomir war trotz Wetterumschwung ein unvergessliches Erlebnis. Vor allem dank unseres großartigen Guides Armin. Er war bestens vorbereitet, hat uns mit viel Wisssen versorgt und war immer aufmerksam und umsichtig. Kurz vor Lukomir überraschte uns ein Umwetter mit Hagel, Sturm, Blitz und Donner. Armin sorgte für unsere Sicherheit und organisierte…”
Hike Trebević above Sarajevo and walk the 1984 Olympic bobsleigh track for views, ruins, and a fun 5–6 hour small-group outing.
“I loved it! It's a beautiful mountain literally right above the city. Bob track is a must see, the ruins really tell a special story.”
