Sarajevo 1 [Full day private tour 8 hours]

During Sarajevo’s tour 1, we are visiting 4 significant destinations. We will see some natural beauty around and getting to know some history.

Our tour include visit to Bascarsija, Tunnel of war siege, Vrelo Bosne (The source of Bosna River) and Olympic Mountain Jahorina.

Sarajevo is known for its rich cultural heritage, stunning architecture, and its role as a symbol of resilience and multiculturalism. Sarajevo’s history is a testament to its ability to endure and adapt through various historical challenges, and it remains a fascinating city with a unique blend of cultures and traditions. 

Sarajevo 2 [Full day private tour 8 hours]

During Sarajevo’s tour 1, we are visiting 4 significant destinations. We will see some natural beauty around and getting to know some history.

Our tour include visit to Bascarsija, Sarajevo assassination museum, Javorov do (picnic area) and Olympic Mountain Bjelašnica and Igman.

Sarajevo’s Olympic mountains and many picnic spots around Sarajevo are an excellent place for rest and relaxation. In the summer they are full of greenery, and in the winter they are full of snow and skiers. Also an indispensable part of the tour is the cultural and historical heritage of Sarajevo, a tour of Bašcaršija, which is part of the architecture from the Ottoman period, and then moving to the part of Sarajevo where you will come into contact with the architecture of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. The Sarajevo Assassination Museum tells about the act of assassination of the Austro-Hungarian heir to the throne, which caused the First World War

Mostar [Full day private tour 11 hours]

On the Mostar tour, we visit 4 places. We drive through the Bradina mountain pass, which is the natural border between Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Our tour include departure from Sarajevo visit to Konjic, Jablanica, Mostar, Blagaj i povratak u Sarajevo.

Konjic is surrounded by mountains and lakes, the most famous of which are Lake Boračko and Lake Jablanica, the valley of the Neretva River, the mountains Prenj, Bjelašnica and Visočica. It is also adorned with numerous cultural and historical attractions. Among others, the Old Cavalry Bridge in the center of the city is a symbol of Konjic and the wider Herzegovina region.

Not far from the town center of Konjic is the best-kept secret of the former SFR Yugoslavia, Tito’s bunker, which was declared a National Monument of Bosnia and Herzegovina in 2011 due to its importance. A recognizable Konjic brand is wood carving, which, due to its importance and recognition, was included in the representative list of UNESCO’s world intangible cultural heritage.

Jablanica is also surrounded by high mountains and clean lakes and rivers. It is also known for its excellent restaurants that serve roast lamb. The destroyed bridge from World War 2 is one of the hallmarks of Jablanica, which has many other historical and natural sights.

Mostar is a city in Bosnia and Herzegovina, located on the banks of the Neretva River, it is the cultural center and the largest city of Herzegovina. Mostar is considered one of the most beautiful cities in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and it got its name from the guardians of the bridges on the banks of the Neretva River. The Neretva is bridged by the Old Bridge, which, together with the Old Town, has been on the UNESCO list of protected cultural heritage since 2005. Stari Most was built in the sixteenth century by order of Suleiman the Magnificent and is a classic of Islamic architecture and engineering.

Just a short drive south of Mostar, you are in the small village of Blagaja. Inside Blagaj, there is a famous tekija, that is, a monastery founded in the sixteenth century by dervish monks. Located at the foot of the rock, near the source of the Buna river, the monastery in Blagaj is about 600 thousand years old. Today, the monastery houses a restaurant with a view of the water and landscapes that rarely leave any guest indifferent.

Jajce [Full day private tour 11 hours]

On Jajce tour, we pass through central Bosnia, through the valley of the Lasva river, and reach the Vizier’s town of Travnik. In the Ottoman period, Travnik was the seat of the Vizier for Bosnia, and there we can see many monuments from that period. The further journey takes us over the Komar mountain pass through picturesque mountain regions to the town of Donji Vakuf, which is a crossroads in Central Bosnia.

We continue towards Jajce, a royal city from the period before the Ottoman rule. There are also many historical sights such as the Jajce Fortress, and the most prominent landmark is the natural waterfall on the Pliva River. On the way back, we stop at the Semešnica picnic area, which is full of greenery and small waterfalls, and offers an unforgettable experience with excellent food in a local restaurant.

Bihac [4-day private tour]

On the first day, we leave Sarajevo at the agreed time before noon. We are coming to central Bosnia, through the valley of the Lašva river, and reach the Vizier’s town of Travnik. In the Ottoman period, Travnik was the seat of the Vizier for Bosnia, and there we can see many monuments from that period. The further journey takes us over the Komar mountain pass through picturesque mountain regions to the town of Donji Vakuf, which is a crossroads in Central Bosnia.

We continue towards Jajce, a royal city from the period before the Ottoman rule. There are also many historical sites such as the Jajce Fortress, and the most prominent landmark is the natural waterfall on the Pliva River. We stay overnight in Jajce.

On the second day, after breakfast, we leave for Bihać. Bihać is a city in the Bosnian Krajina that also abounds in historical sights, but above all natural beauty. The river Una is the pearl of that region and with its beauty and purity it enchanted even the Roman emperors, who in ancient times gave it the name Una (which in Latin means the only one).

After arriving in Bihać, we visit Štrbački Buk, a beautiful waterfall on the river Una, and after that we return to Bihać, where we spend the night.

On the third day, we visit the Japod Islands, Natura art, Kostelski buk, all the natural beauties around the city of Bihać. At the end of the day, we return to Bihać where we tour the city of Bihać. We stay there for the third night.

Herzegovina tour [3-day private tour]

On the first day, we leave in the morning towards Mostar. On the way, we visit Konjic, Jablaničko lake where we can organize a tour of the lake by raft, after that we arrive in Mostar, where we have city tour and spend 2 nights.

On the second day, we make a trip to Počitelj historical place, the Kravice Waterfall known for its natural beauty and the center of religious tourism in Herzegovina, Međugorje. After that we return to Mostar for the night.

On the third day, departure after breakfast, we visit Tekija Blagaj, which is located at the very source of the Buna River. After that, we climb to the Fortika lookout, from where you can enjoy a beautiful view of Mostar, while you walk on the glass walkways of the platform. On the way back to Sarajevo, we visit Jablanica, a historical place and the place of the most famous restaurants that serve roasted lamb.

Croatia tour [4-day private tour]

We start this tour in the morning and visit the city of Konjic, Jablanica, Blagaj and after the city tour we spend the night in Mostar.

On the second day, we leave Mostar after breakfast and visit the beautiful Kravice waterfall, spend a short time in the center of religious tourism in Herzegovina and head towards Split. A tour of the city of Split is planned in the afternoon, after which we will spend the night in Split.

On the third day, we leave the maritime city of Split and head south towards Dubrovnik, the most famous maritime city in Croatia, where we spend a few hours touring the old fortress town. In the afternoon we leave Dubrovnik and re-enter Bosnia and Herzegovina where we visit the town of Trebinje where we stay overnight.

Četvrti dan nakon doručka i kratkog obilaska grada napuštamo Trebinje i krećemo prema Foči malom gradu na dvije rijeke. Poslije kraćeg odmora vraćamo se u Sarajevo.

Montenegro tour [6-day private tour]

We start this tour in the morning and visit the city of Konjic, Jablanica, Blagaj and after the city tour we spend the night in Mostar.

On the second day, we pass through the towns of Stolac and Trebinje, after which we leave Bosnia and Herzegovina and enter Montenegro. The first city after entering Montenegro is Herceg Novi, a city on the Adriatic coast that is full of historical buildings and beautiful beaches. Next is the old town of Kotor in the Bay of Boka Kotorska.

On the third day, we pass from Kotor and visit the popular maritime towns of Tivat, which is a favorite destination for yacht owners, and Budva, a favorite city for summer fun.

On the fourth day, we pass from Budva and leave the maritime towns and enter mountainous Montenegro, via the towns of Niksic and Savnik we arrive in Zabljak, a winter tourist center in the northern high mountain part of Montenegro.

On the fifth day from Zabljak, we descend to Savnik and arrive in Pluzine, the last town before entering Bosnia and Herzegovina, located on Lake Piva, from which flows the Piva River, which later merges with the Tara River to form the Drina River at the entrance to Bosnia and Herzegovina.

On the sixth day, we leave Pluzine through the canyon of the Piva river, cross the border and enter Bosnia and Herzegovina, and further along the Drina river canyon, we pass through Foča, a small Bosnian town with two rivers, the Drina and the Cehotina, which flows into the Drina in that town. After which we return to Sarajevo.