Tours and Transfers

All tours and transfers on a private basis – CAR or VAN
Hotel Accommodation

All 4* hotels with bed and breakfast basis
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Included in Standard package for each adult

Overview

A tour encompassing Sarajevo, Mostar, Travnik, and Jajce offers a multifaceted exploration of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s diverse history, culture, and natural beauty. The seven days, travelers are treated to a captivating journey through the country’s rich tapestry of Ottoman heritage, medieval fortresses, and breathtaking landscapes.

Beginning in Sarajevo, the tour immerses visitors in the vibrant atmosphere of the capital city, where the echoes of centuries past resonate through its cobbled streets and ornate mosques. From the poignant reminders of Sarajevo’s wartime struggles to the bustling markets of Baščaršija, each experience offers a glimpse into the city’s resilience and cultural richness.

Continuing to Mostar, travelers are greeted by the iconic Stari Most bridge, a symbol of unity rising above the turquoise waters of the Neretva River. Amidst the charming alleys of the Old Town, visitors discover the harmonious blend of Ottoman, Croatian, and Bosnian influences, savoring local delicacies and exploring historic landmarks that tell the tale of Mostar’s storied past.

In Travnik, the tour delves into Bosnia’s Ottoman legacy, with its picturesque fortress overlooking the valley below and the colorful houses adorning its hillsides. Here, travelers have the opportunity to wander through the narrow streets of the Old Town, visit the birthplace of Nobel laureate Ivo Andrić, and sample traditional Bosnian specialties at local cafes.

Jajce, with its dramatic waterfall cascading into the Pliva River and the medieval fortress perched atop a sheer cliff, provides a majestic backdrop for the tour’s conclusion. Steeped in history dating back to the Middle Ages, Jajce offers a glimpse into Bosnia’s tumultuous past, with its ancient walls and towering spires bearing witness to centuries of conquests and struggles.

As the tour draws to a close, travelers depart with a deep appreciation for the beauty, resilience, and cultural diversity of Bosnia and Herzegovina. From the bustling streets of Sarajevo to the tranquil beauty of Jajce’s waterfalls, each destination leaves an indelible impression, inviting visitors to return and explore further the wonders of this enchanting country.

Hotel Accommodation in General

Sarajevo City: Hollywood Hotel Congress and Spa 4* or New Hotel Sarajevo 4* – BB or similar hotels.
Bihac City: Emporium Hotel 4* or Similar from the same category – BB or similar hotels.
Mostar city: HA Hotel 4*, Kapetanovina Hotel Old City, or City Hotel Mostar 4* or Similar from the same category – BB or similar hotels.

Highlights

Baščaršija: Explore Sarajevo's historic old bazaar, known for its narrow streets, traditional crafts, and vibrant atmosphere.
Sarajevo War Tunnel Museum: Learn about the city's resilience during the siege by visiting the tunnel that provided a vital lifeline during the conflict.
Gazi Husrev-beg Mosque: Admire the grandeur of this iconic Ottoman-era mosque, with its stunning architecture and rich history.
Latin Bridge: Stand at the site where Archduke Franz Ferdinand's assassination sparked World War I, and explore nearby historical landmarks.
Culinary Delights: Indulge in traditional Bosnian cuisine at local restaurants, savoring dishes like cevapi, burek, and baklava.
Stari Most Bridge: Marvel at the breathtaking beauty of Mostar's iconic bridge, a symbol of unity and reconciliation in the region.
Old Bazaar: Wander through Mostar's charming Old Town, filled with cobblestone streets, bustling markets, and traditional crafts.
Koski Mehmed Pasha Mosque: Visit this stunning Ottoman-era mosque for panoramic views of Mostar's skyline and the Neretva River.
Turquoise Waters: Relax by the crystal-clear waters of the Neretva River, or take a refreshing swim beneath the historic bridge.
Cultural Fusion: Experience the unique blend of Bosnian, Croatian, and Ottoman cultures in Mostar, reflected in its architecture, cuisine, and traditions.
Olympic mountain tour in Bijelasnica, Igman, and Trebevic with visiting sunnyland.

Day 1 :

Arrival day, transfer from the airport to the Hotel.

The driver will be waiting for you at the airport welcoming you by your reservation name, then you will be transferred in our vehicles to your hotel reservation.

Day 2 :

Sarajevo City tour with Bosnia Spring tour

The driver will be waiting for you at the reception at 10:00 am to start your tour of the Austro-Hungarian old city sightseeing, with Ottoman Empire sightseeing, in the old city such as Gazi Pasa mosque, Yellow fortress, old bazaar, Farhadija street and visiting Latin bridge and visiting vrelo Bosnia the national park of Bosnian river and springs in Sarajevo.

Day 3 :

Mostar city tour in the Hercegovina area

The driver will be waiting for you at the reception at 10:00 am to start your tour through Jablanica and Konjic cities, and then visit Buna River, On the way back stop at Jablanica lake and have lunch there with a fantastic panoramic view of the lake.

Day 4 :

Visiting Travnik and Jajce cities

The driver will be waiting for you at the reception at 10:00 am to start your tour to visit Travnik City - Blue River City -, with its gorgeous old town. After that head to Jajce City and the unique special waterfall in the heart of the city then visit Pliva Lake with a fantastic pure water and nature.

Day 5 :

Olympic mountains tour

The driver will be waiting for you at the reception at 10:00 am to start your tour to explore Bijalasnica and Igman area, and also visit Sunnyland resort in the Trebevic area with a panoramic view all of Sarajevo city.

Day 6 :

Free day - without tours/driver.

You will have free time to explore the city on your own without a driver.

Day 7 :

Airport transfer from the Hotel.

The driver will be waiting for you at the hotel reception per your flight time as requested, then you will be transferred in our vehicles to the airport.

FAQs

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Is Bosnia and Herzegovina safe to travel to?

Travelers often inquire about the safety situation in the country, especially given its history of conflict. Assuring them of the current stability and safety measures in place can help alleviate concerns.

What currency is used in Bosnia and Herzegovina?

Visitors commonly ask about the currency used in Bosnia and Herzegovina to prepare for their financial transactions. The local currency is the Convertible Mark (BAM), abbreviated as KM or locally known as “konvertibilna marka.”

Do I need a visa to enter Bosnia and Herzegovina?

Bosnia and Herzegovina has visa-free arrangements with many countries, allowing tourists to enter for short stays without a visa. However, it’s essential to verify specific requirements based on nationality.

What languages are spoken in Bosnia and Herzegovina?

The official languages are Bosnian, Croatian, and Serbian. English is widely spoken in tourist areas, particularly by younger generations.

What is the best time of year to visit Bosnia and Herzegovina?

Tourists often seek advice on the ideal timing for their trip, considering factors such as weather, festivals, and crowd levels. Summer (June to August) is popular for outdoor activities and cultural events, while spring and autumn offer milder weather and fewer crowds.

What are the must-visit attractions in Bosnia and Herzegovina?

Recommendations often include Sarajevo’s Old Town, Mostar’s Stari Most Bridge, the Kravice Waterfalls, and the historic town of Jajce, among others.

Is tap water safe to drink in Bosnia and Herzegovina?

Generally, tap water is safe to drink in most urban areas, but bottled water is also widely available for those who prefer it.

What is the tipping etiquette in Bosnia and Herzegovina?

Tipping in restaurants, cafes, and tour guides is appreciated but not obligatory. A tip of around 10% of the total bill is customary.

Can you recommend any local dishes or restaurants to try?

Food enthusiasts often seek recommendations for traditional Bosnian dishes, such as cevapi (grilled minced meat), burek (flaky pastry filled with meat or cheese), and baklava (sweet pastry), as well as authentic restaurants to experience the local cuisine.

What are the best outdoor activities and adventure opportunities in Bosnia and Herzegovina?

Adventure seekers may ask about options for hiking, rafting, skiing, and other outdoor activities, as well as recommendations for scenic nature trails and adventure tour operators.

Can you provide information on currency exchange and banking services in Bosnia and Herzegovina?

Travelers may seek guidance on currency exchange rates, ATM locations, and banking services to manage their finances efficiently during their visit.