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- The best Bosnia tour packages
- What people love about Bosnia Tours
- Most popular destinations in Bosnia
- Travel Bosnia your way
- Best tour companies for Bosnia tours
- Best places to start your Bosnia tour
- Bosnia tours for every type of group
- Top Bosnia travel itineraries to fit your plans
- Demographics
- Best time to visit Bosnia
- Contact our Bosnia travel experts
- What our customers ask about Bosnia & Herzegovina Tours & Trips
The best Bosnia tour packages
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Bosnian diversity comes alive from around $1,300 with stays in Sarajevo, Mostar, and Jajce. Highlights include rafting adventures, wild horse tracking, medieval towns, and UNESCO sites while savoring local cuisine.
Duration 8 days Destinations Sarajevo, Trebevic, Konjic, Blagaj, Pocitelj, Kravice Waterfall National Reserve, Mostar, Jajce, Travnik, Bijambare Age Range Ages 10+ Operator Tour Mage From
- NZ$2,231
From Scars to Beauty: Bosnia’s Soul in 5 Days
2 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Bosnia was an amazing place to visit. All yours were professionally ran and the guides were super knowledgeable.”
Stephen, traveled in June
Five fascinating days through Bosnia's highlights cost approx. $110 per day. Sarajevo's Bascarsija quarter buzzes with activity, while the historic Mostar Bridge stands testament to time. Medieval Travnik castle towers above. A 4-star hotel in Sarajevo's Old Town serves as base for War Tunnel and Olympic site tours.
Duration 5 days Destinations Sarajevo, Mostar, Travnik, Jajce Age Range Ages 15+ Operator Tour Mage From
- NZ$1,543
Eight days unfold across Bosnia, from Sarajevo's traditional copper workshops to Mostar's iconic Stari Most bridge. Rural life comes alive in Lukomir village, while the ARK D-0 bunker in Konjic reveals recent history. Wild horses roam near Livno. Local guesthouses provide authentic stays with home-cooked Bosnian meals and traditional coffee-making lessons.
Duration 8 days Destinations Sarajevo, Jajce, Mostar, Blagaj, Konjic Age Range Ages 15+ Operator Intrepid Travel From $3,300
15% Off- NZ$2,805You save $495
A week-long Bosnian adventure connects Trebinje's riverside charm with Mostar's iconic bridge and Sarajevo's rich history. The UNESCO necropolis tombstones in Stolac tell ancient tales, while Kravica and Kočuša waterfalls dazzle visitors. The cliff-built Dervish Monastery and visits to local apiaries and 5th-generation cheese farms complete the experience.
Duration 7 days Destinations Trebinje, Mostar, Sarajevo Age Range Ages 12+ Operator G Adventures From $2,339
20% Off- NZ$1,871You save $468
From Sarajevo's Baščaršija bazaar to Mostar's stone bridge, traverse Bosnia's highlights in 5 days. Visit Travnik's 28 protected landmarks, experience Jajce's 18-meter waterfall, and explore Blagaj Tekke monastery. Tour includes 4-star hotels, English-speaking guide, and daily breakfast for $474.
Duration 5 days Destinations Sarajevo, Konjic, Mostar, Blagaj, Kravice Waterfall National Reserve, Travnik, Jajce Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Meet Bosnia Travel From
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What people love about Bosnia Tours
Bosnia was an amazing place to visit. All yours were professionally ran and the guides were super knowledgeable. Elvis the tour manager was in touch daily to check all was ok and kept me up to date with pick up times. Hotel in Sarajevo was also excellent.
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Most popular destinations in Bosnia
Our travelers keep coming back amazed by Plitvice Lakes National Park's crystal-clear pools and waterfalls - it really sets the tone for what makes exploring the Adriatic so special. When you hop between the Dalmatian islands, you'll find Hvar's lovely vineyards and lively nightlife, while Korcula lets you trace Marco Polo's footsteps through medieval streets while tasting excellent local wines. For active types, Sipan Island offers fantastic kayaking spots and cliff jumping at the Green Cave, and cycling through Mljet National Park combines pristine nature with good exercise. The food here ties everything together beautifully - our guests particularly love the fresh seafood, traditional Dalmatian meat loaf and unique GRK white wines from the region. We've found April through June or September to October offer the best experience, with pleasant temperatures and fewer tourists around, making it easier to really connect with local life and traditions.
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Based on what our travelers have shared, Tour Maje really stands out with two guides who make a big difference - Adnan and Solfu get mentioned often for knowing their stuff inside and out. Naturetrips has built up a solid reputation too, especially when it comes to giving visitors a real taste of Bosnia through local food and culture, plus they've picked some nice places to stay along the way. Tour Mage has made quite an impression with how quickly they handle questions and changes - their manager Elvis seems to go out of his way to make things work for guests. One of their guides, Edis, keeps getting special mentions from travelers who appreciate how enthusiastic he is and how he stays attentive to everyone's needs throughout the tour. It's worth noting all these companies have found their own way to do things well - whether it's Tour Maje's professional approach, Naturetrips' cultural focus or Tour Mage's personal touch and excellent service level.
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Best places to start your Bosnia tour
Sarajevo leads as the main gateway for Bosnia tours with 16 different routes starting in the capital, while Dubrovnik follows with 15 departures and Mostar offers 11 options. Makarska, Trebinje and other regional cities provide alternative starting points. Our booking data shows that reserving about 32 days ahead hits the sweet spot - you'll get your preferred dates while having enough time to sort out travel details. This timing matters especially during summer peaks or if you're looking at popular cross-border tours into Croatia. Our travelers typically spend 2-3 days discovering Sarajevo's mix of Ottoman buildings, busy markets and significant war sites, though those wanting to dig deeper into both culture and nature spots like Kravica Falls and the Dinaric Alps hiking paths usually plan for 7-10 days. Winter brings fewer tourists and shows a different side of local life, though some mountain routes might be closed due to weather.
Bosnia tours for every type of group
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75 tours in BosniaBosnia's group tours blend cultural exploration with hands-on experiences that consistently get high ratings from our travelers. A popular 4-day program connects visitors with Sarajevo's heart and soul, where you'll walk through the old town, visit the Tunnel Museum and sample local specialties in family-run restaurants. The guides share their personal wartime experiences, which adds depth and context to every stop along the way. For those seeking water-based action, a 3-day rafting journey takes you through 23 different rapids on the Tara and Drina rivers from a welcoming outdoor resort base. The riverside camp creates a social atmosphere with volleyball, hot tubs and nightly gatherings beneath clear mountain skies. Groups stay small on the water, with expert guides navigating each twist and turn of the route. These tours strike an ideal balance between group activities and independent time - your mornings might be filled with guided exploration, then evenings are free for bonding over traditional Bosnian food or relaxing at your lodgings. Our customers frequently mention how the guides bring historical knowledge, genuine enthusiasm and a talent for creating connections between travelers through their shared daily discoveries.
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73 tours in BosniaThe best small-group Bosnia tours blend local culture with outdoor discoveries in thoughtful ways. A popular 7-day route kicks off in Sarajevo, where you'll join local hosts to make traditional burek, then ventures to historic Jajce before taking a 4WD expedition to spot wild horses near Livno. Another well-designed 6-day trip starting from Trebinje, pairs evening walks through cobbled streets with swims at Kravica Falls and also sunset drives to watch wild horses. Tour guides Adnan, Solfu and especially Edis get high marks from our guests for sharing deep local knowledge. For those with less time, a focused 5-day tour covers Bosnia's essential experiences - from Sarajevo's old quarter and War Tunnel Museum to medieval Travnik, while making time for natural sites like the crystal-clear Buna springs. What sets these experiences apart are the personal connections - you'll dine in family homes, master traditional coffee preparation and meet remarkable locals, including Bosnia's only female coppersmith. Small group sizes mean flexible timing and genuine interactions with communities along the way.
Top Bosnia travel itineraries to fit your plans
Week-long tours really get under Bosnia's skin, as our travelers consistently tell us these trips mix outdoor activities with genuine local connections. Many tours start in Trebinje where you'll browse local markets and visit family beekeepers before meeting cheese makers who've kept old traditions alive for generations. While you'll spend time in both Mostar and Sarajevo, it's the unique moments that make these special - like joining locals on jeep rides to spot wild horses, navigating the Neretva river rapids and gathering around campfires for traditional BBQ. Nature fans particularly like visiting both Kravica and Kočuša waterfalls, while history enthusiasts value the UNESCO medieval tomb sites and also Tito's Cold War bunker.
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TourRadar recommends visiting:
Mostar, Medjugorje, Kravice Waterfall National Reserve, Pocitelj, Blagaj, Trebinje, Sarajevo, Jajce
Demographics
Bosnia's solo travel options really shine with a mix of active outdoor experiences and cultural discovery. One walking tour takes you deep into quiet mountain areas where it's just you and the occasional shepherd in the hills. Our local guides go the extra mile - they even carry thermoses to brew coffee and tea during trail lunches. You can climb Maglic peak at 7,835 feet and visit hidden spots like Lukomir village to try homemade cheese and traditional pies. Some tours combine hiking with rafting on the Neretva River, while others focus on exploring Sarajevo and Mostar at an easy pace with free evenings to find local restaurants and cafes on your own.
Our couples tours balance active experiences with romantic settings. Many routes begin in historic Trebinje, perfect for evening old town walks and riverside dining. From there you'll visit places like Kravica Falls for swimming and take jeep safaris to watch wild horses at sunset. Our travelers tell us they love mixing outdoor activities with cultural experiences - maybe rafting the Neretva one day, then learning traditional Bosnian coffee-making or enjoying lunch at a family cheese farm the next. There's a good mix of guided activities and free time to wander Mostar's cobbled lanes or take evening walks along Sarajevo's riverfront.
Young adults tend to pick our more active Bosnia routes that pack different experiences into each day. Popular activities include 4WD trips to find wild horses in the Dinaric Alps, white water rafting sessions on the Neretva and also hiking to mountain villages. Many tours connect you with local life through hands-on activities - you might make burek pies in a Sarajevo home, watch coffee roasting demos or join street art walks. The social side is a big draw too, with BBQ nights around campfires, group hikes to places like Lukomir and free evenings to check out Bosnia's craft beer spots.
Senior travelers often choose our tours that balance cultural experiences with moderate walking. The Sutjeska National Park routes are well-planned with guides who adjust the pace for comfort. Many prefer itineraries mixing shorter walks with visits to historic sites - traditional riverside monasteries, medieval fortresses with valley views and also ancient monuments. Our travelers especially enjoy the cultural elements - exploring Sarajevo's old bazaars, visiting family apiaries to learn about honey-making and spending time in small towns like Stolac. With comfortable hotels in good locations, it's easy to explore independently during free evenings.
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Best time to visit Bosnia
- Summer 2025
Our summer tours in Bosnia & Herzegovina blend activity and culture in ways that really work well with the warm weather. Travelers love starting their mornings rafting down the crystal-clear Neretva River and then enjoying casual BBQ lunches right by the water. There's also this great 4WD trip out to see wild horses near Livno that wraps up with sunset views across the Dinaric Alps - it's become a favorite among our guests. For anyone wanting to connect with local life, we've got a tour where families in Sarajevo teach you to make traditional burek, plus you'll taste homemade cheese in mountain villages along the way. The more active routes include swimming stops at Kravica Falls and treks up to Lukomir, a traditional village sitting at 4,820 feet - it's actually Bosnia's highest settlement. Our customers tell us they especially like how these tours mix physical activities with real cultural experiences, so you might spend your morning on a trail and finish your day learning beekeeping from local families.
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- Fall / Autumn 2025
Fall creates ideal conditions for discovering Bosnia's varied landscapes and rich heritage. We've got this excellent route starting in Trebinje where you'll explore local markets, meet farming families and learn how they've made cheese the same way for generations. The hiking tours really shine this time of year - our travelers love catching the autumn colors while trekking through the Bjelasnica Mountains and visiting hidden spots like Lukomir. History buffs tend to pick tours combining the medieval tombstones at Radimlja with walks through Mostar's carefully restored old quarter. Food-focused travelers go for our harvest season tours where you'll visit beekeepers, try wines from local producers and share meals with families in their homes. The feedback we get shows people really appreciate how the cooler weather makes exploring both cities and countryside much more comfortable, while fall colors add something special to places like the Neretva Canyon, Sutjeska National Park and other scenic spots.
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- Winter 2025 / 2026
Bosnia's winter tours combine rich cultural discoveries with seasonal charm, based on what our travelers tell us. Starting in Sarajevo, multi-day packages let you discover the city properly, from the War Tunnel Museum to the Old Town, while learning about local winter customs. The popular 5-day itineraries take you through Sarajevo's historic center, then move on to Mostar, Travnik and also Jajce, where winter adds a dramatic backdrop to medieval castles and cascading falls. Those looking for deeper cultural connections opt for week-long winter tours that include Bijambare Caves, the springs along Bosna river, and fascinating historic towns in Herzegovina like Počitelj and also Blagaj. Our customers often mention how nicely these tours mix indoor cultural visits with outdoor discoveries, and with fewer winter visitors, you'll get more personal attention at major sites. The evenings spent in traditional restaurants and central city hotels get special mentions from visitors who want genuine winter experiences.
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- Spring 2026
Spring tours in Bosnia give you plenty to explore, with cultural discoveries and outdoor activities perfectly timed for comfortable weather. The popular 5-day routes start in Sarajevo's historic quarters before taking you to Jajce, where the 25-meter waterfall is peaceful without summer visitors. Our travelers tell us they love how the spring schedule balances city exploration and nature spots, with guided visits to places like the War Tunnel Museum and peaceful stops at the Bosna Springs. If you opt for the 7-day journey, you'll have time to discover the Bijambare Caves, explore traditional highland villages, and also catch seasonal wildflowers across Nišićka plateau. These spring dates work especially well for photographers wanting clear shots of Mostar's Old Bridge and medieval sites without crowds, while giving you space to discover Blagaj's springs and riverside walks. What makes these tours special, according to our customers, is how naturally they blend cultural visits with outdoor activities - your days might start with stories of Sarajevo's diverse heritage and flow into afternoon walks through nature reserves, when spring colors paint the landscape.
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What are some cultural practices visitors can join in Bosnia and where do they happen?
You can really get hands-on with Bosnian culture especially in Sarajevo where local families welcome you into their homes to learn traditional burek-making it's such a personal way to understand the food culture here. The Bascarsija district is amazing for watching traditional coppersmithing and there's actually Bosnia's only female coppersmith Nermina Alic who handcrafts beautiful coffeepots using centuries-old techniques. If you're into coffee culture you can join a proper Bosnian coffee demonstration in one of the traditional coffeehouses where they roast the beans fresh right there.
Where can you find natural areas outside the cities in Bosnia and how do you get to them?
Getting out into nature is pretty straightforward here especially at Sutjeska National Park and Tjentiste Valley where the mountains are perfect for hiking you'll need either your own car or to join an organized tour to get there. There's also this fantastic spot near Livno called Cincar Mountain where wild horses roam free you'll need to take a 4WD excursion to reach it but it's totally worth it.
What are some hidden travel routes around Bosnia that travelers love and why?
The train ride from Sarajevo to Mostar is actually this amazing hidden gem that lots of people miss out on while everyone else is taking the road you get these incredible mountain views that TourRadar customers keep raving about it's perfect for photographers and anyone wanting to see Bosnia from a different angle.
Which places in Bosnia are still pretty quiet but really worth visiting?
There's this fascinating village called Lukomir up on Bjelasnica mountain it's actually Bosnia's highest village with just 15 people living there. You need to hike up but that's part of the experience and travelers love it because you get to try homemade cheese and fresh meat pies while seeing how traditional village life still goes on it's completely different from the usual tourist spots.
What are Bosnia's special local dishes and where should you try them?
You've got to try ćevapi these tasty grilled meat rolls that come in pita bread you'll find them all over Bosnia in traditional restaurants. Then there's burek which is this amazing savory pastry filled with meat cheese or spinach that locals grab from bakeries and cafes. If you want the real deal head to Sarajevo's Old Town where TourRadar travelers say you'll get the most authentic taste of these Bosnian specialties.