BOSNIA & HERZEGOVINA
The best of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The 6 historical tours most travellers choose in Bosnia and Herzegovina, with what to expect from each and what it costs.
A long day from Sarajevo to UNESCO bridge, Andrićgrad, Šargan Eight train, Drvengrad, and Tara National Park, with easy pickup and tickets included.
“Awesome tour guide!!! The figure 8 train was really interesting and the view from the National Park was amazing!”
Private 90-minute Mostar tour with a local guide, UNESCO Old Town walk, Kajtaz House tickets, war stories, and Blagaj legends.
Sarajevo in one long day: springs, Olympic relics, the War Tunnel, Old Town sights, coffee, lunch, and a small-group guide in English.
“A comprehensive interesting and enjoyable tour that covers the history of Sarajevo and Bosnia as well. Ahmed our excellent guide not only has a brilliant and in depth knowledge of Bosnia but also made the siege of Sarajevo very real with his accounts of his childhood living through it. Thoroughly recommend this tour.”
A 2-hour Sarajevo walking tour tying Ottoman Baščaršija, synagogues, and churches to the Latin Bridge and WWI start. Private and in English.
“Very professional, enriching and entertaining guided tour in the one of a kind old city of Sarajevo... Highly recommended!”
Small-group evening walk through Sarajevo street art, linking murals to history, memory, and real city stories in 2–3 hours.
“Alan’s tour of Sarajevo street art—including his own work—was brilliant. He put the works into historical and artistic context for us, and enabled us to see pieces we never would have found on our own. Alan himself was smart and charming and credible. We recommend the tour.”
Sarajevo to the Bosnian Pyramids with a small English group, air-conditioned ride, tunnel Ravne visit, and Sun and Moon sites.
“Mak was fantastic and we thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. He gave us so much history and insight into the region and really took care of us. There is an option to buy meditation tickets for the tunnels which if we hadn’t been leaving Sarajevo I might have done the following day so if you’re into meditation…”
