BOSNIA & HERZEGOVINA
The best of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The 10 most popular things to do in Bosnia and Herzegovina, from the bazaars of Sarajevo to the bridges, waterfalls and dervish houses of the south.
Sarajevo war frontlines in 4 hours: Tunnel of Hope, Sniper Alley, Olympic sites, and Trebević views with an English guide.
“Our guide Ayoub provided an unforgettable and highly informative tour of Sarajevo city. Ayoub’s pace and delivery was pitch perfect, allowing us time to ask questions and digest what we had heard.”
From Mostar’s skywalk to Blagaj and Počitelj, then Kravice waterfalls with time to swim, on an 8-hour small-group tour.
A 4-hour Sarajevo war tour led by a veteran guide, combining the Tunnel of Hope, Trebević views, Osmice ruins, and historic cemeteries.
Day trip from Dubrovnik to Počitelj, Medjugorje, and Mostar—cliffside ruins, pilgrim streets, and Old Bridge views with an expert guide.
Survivor-led Sarajevo war-and-city tour: Tunnel of Hope, sniper alleys, Jewish cemetery, Olympic sites, East Sarajevo views. 4h15, English.
“Excellent. I had an amazing and very personal and moving tour with Mac this morning. I was the only person on the tour so Mac could have easily asked me to go another day instead but he didn't.”
A tight 8-hour Mostar day loop: Fortica Hill views, Blagaj’s Buna spring and dervish house, Počitelj’s medieval stone town, Kravice Falls.
“I had a great time with Esmer, he was the best guide! He was on time, gave us a ton of information about the places we visited and their history and all along he was full of attentions and treats for his guests! I enjoyed the trip and all his detailed care very much, so…”
Walk through Sarajevo’s Tunnel of Hope and see wartime landmarks. A $22 guided tour with a museum stop and a life-line story.
Sarajevo in a heavy, human 4-hour tour: War Tunnel Museum, Siege landmarks, and a war-veteran guide explaining daily life in 1992.
“Probably the best history lesson of our lives. Thanks Adis. A very personal explanation of how normal life became a war and then how the ingenuity and determination of the people succeeded in defending the city until the Dayton Agreement was signed. The stops along the minibus tour included all of the major war sites…”
Sarajevo’s Old Town in 2 hours with a local guide. Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian sights, cultures meeting everywhere, for about $14.51.
“I recently joined the Sarajevo Walking Tour with Meet Bosnia, and it turned out to be one of the best tours I’ve taken. I happened to be the only person in the group, which made the experience feel almost like a private, personalized tour.”
Walk Sarajevo’s war scars, hear the Tunnel of Hope story, and take mountain and fortress views in 4 reflective hours.
