7-Day Bosnia Tour Packages

Insider tips: Recommended 7-day Bosnia tour itineraries

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• 7 Days in Bosnia, incl. Sarajevo and Mostar

  Bosnia's highlights span 7 days across 4 cities, designed for travelers aged 18+. The route connects Trebinje, Počitelj Fortress, Kravica Waterfalls, historic Mostar, and vibrant Sarajevo. Six breakfasts, white-water rafting, and guided city tours fill active days.

  

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  • Days 1-2

    Trebinje & Livno

    Start in Trebinje where you can explore narrow streets and take peaceful riverside walks. The old town really comes alive at night when locals fill the riverside cafes. On your second day, drive to Počitelj Fortress (2 hours). Get there early to avoid the crowds and wear sturdy shoes for the steep stone steps. Next, visit Kravica Waterfalls the water is clearest in the morning. End with a jeep safari near Livno to spot wild horses. Bring warm clothes as it gets cold during evening safaris.

    
  • Day 3

    Mostar

    Visit Blagaj's Dervish Monastery in the morning. If you want great photos go before 10 AM to catch the best light. In Mostar plan to see the Old Bridge area in late afternoon when tourist crowds thin out and lighting is better for photos. The stone streets can get slippery so wear shoes with good grip.

    
  • Day 4

    Konjic

    Take the morning train from Mostar to Konjic (1.15 hours). Sit on the right side for the best mountain views. For rafting on the Neretva River pack water shoes and quick-dry clothes. If you have time visit Tito's Bunker an old nuclear shelter now used as an art space. Book ahead since you can only visit with a guide.

    
  • Days 5-6

    Sarajevo

    The train to Sarajevo takes about an hour through the mountains. Skip breakfast before the food tour local guides will take you to hidden spots to try Bosnian specialties like burek and ćevapi. Take the funicular to see the abandoned 1984 Olympic bobsled track but bring someone with you as it's quite isolated. The afternoon street art tour shows you a different perspective on the city's history.

    
  • Day 7

    Sarajevo

    Start your last day at the Sarajevo Tunnel Museum which opens at 9 AM. It's near the airport so plan for 30 minutes of travel time from the city. If you're flying out arrive at least 2.5 hours early for international flights as security lines can be unpredictable.

    

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• 7 Days in Bosnia, incl. Sarajevo and Mostar

  Bosnia reveals itself through 8 cities over seven days, costing around $800. Sarajevo's Ottoman bazaars, Mostar's historic bridge, and Jajce's medieval fortress create highlights. Kravice waterfalls, Blagaj's Dervish House, and Travnik's Sulejmanija mosque round out the experience.

  

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  • Day 1

    Sarajevo

    Begin your week in Bosnia's capital by exploring the Old Town (Baščaršija) early in the morning. Visit the Latin Bridge, the historic site of Franz Ferdinand's assassination that sparked WWI. Check out the Ottoman-era Gazi Husrev Bey Mosque and Bezistan covered market before the crowds arrive. One traveler shared: "The Old Town was just around the corner from our hotel, making it easy to explore the mix of Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian architecture at our own pace."

    
  • Day 2

    Sarajevo Region

    Take a trip 30km north to the Bijambare Caves complex in Nišićka Highland. The caves can get slippery, so wear good shoes and bring a light jacket since it stays cool inside all year. Visit the peaceful Springs of Bosna river (Vrelo Bosne) in the afternoon. Finish your day at the Tunnel Museum to learn about the 1992-95 siege and get important background on modern Bosnia.

    
  • Day 3

    Sarajevo to Mostar

    The scenic 1.5-hour drive to Konjic includes a stop at the 17th-century stone bridge over the Neretva River. You'll get great views through Jablaničko Lake and Neretva Canyon. Sit on the right side of the vehicle for the best photos. Once in Mostar, spend the afternoon exploring the Ottoman Old Bridge area and copper craftsmen's street. Watch your step on Stari Most as the stones get slippery in wet weather.

    
  • Day 4

    Herzegovina Day Trip

    Get an early start to avoid crowds at Počitelj's medieval stone town. Visit Blagaj village by mid-morning to see the 15th-century Dervish house built into a cliffside. Bring swimwear for Kravice Falls, where the water stays refreshingly cool even in summer. Back in Mostar, you'll find perfect lighting for bridge photos in the evening.

    
  • Day 5

    Mostar to Sarajevo

    Spend a free morning in Mostar before driving 2.5 hours back to Sarajevo. Visit the peaceful Vrelo Bosne park early to beat weekend crowds. Stop at the Tunnel Museum for an important look at wartime survival. One visitor noted: "Learning about the siege of Sarajevo really helped us understand the city's resilience."

    
  • Day 6

    Central Bosnia

    Take a full-day trip to Bosnia's medieval region. Visit Jajce's waterfalls and traditional wooden watermills. The fortress offers great views but requires some climbing. Take your time going up. Next, see Travnik's colorful Sulejmanija mosque and unique Plava Voda spring. Plan for about 2.5 hours of driving each way from Sarajevo.

    
  • Day 7

    Departure

    Give yourself extra time to reach the airport since Sarajevo morning traffic can be heavy. If you have a later flight, spend your remaining time shopping for traditional copper crafts or trying Bosnian coffee in Baščaršija. Most cafes open at 8am.

    

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• 7 Day Bosnia & Herzegovina Itinerary, incl. Trebinje and Sarajevo

  The route through Bosnia connects 3 major cities: Trebinje, Mostar, and Sarajevo over 7 days. UNESCO sites in Stolac, Kravica and Kočuša waterfalls, and historic Blagaj Fortress create memorable stops. Six breakfasts and special winery dinners complement comfortable accommodations.

  

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  • Days 1-2

    Trebinje

    Start your Bosnia adventure in Trebinje, a peaceful riverside town. Take an evening stroll along the Trebišnjica River and explore the old town's charming archways and squares. Try to get there before sunset to see the Ottoman architecture glowing in the evening light. On your second day, visit the organic market early (8 AM for the best selection) to experience local food culture. Visit a women-run apiary to learn about traditional beekeeping. Just remember to wear closed shoes and long sleeves.

    
  • Day 3

    Trebinje to Čitluk

    Get an early start for your scenic drive through Herzegovina. Stop first at Stolac to see the UNESCO-listed medieval stećci tombstones. Bring a hat since there's not much shade. Next up is Kravica Waterfall. Get there before 11 AM to avoid crowds. For a quieter lunch spot, try Kočuša Waterfall. End your day in Čitluk with wine tasting featuring local wines like Žilavka and Blatina.

    
  • Day 4

    Mostar Region

    Wear good walking shoes for Počitelj's Ottoman stone town. The cobblestones can get slippery. Take a short but steep hike to Blagaj Fortress for great valley views. Don't miss the cliff-side Dervish Monastery. Dress modestly and women should bring a head scarf. Finish in Mostar with a local guide who'll tell you about the famous bridge and war history.

    
  • Day 5

    Mostar to Sarajevo

    Drive to Sarajevo takes about 2.5 hours. Stop at Tito's Bunker on the way, a fascinating Cold War site that was secret for years. Get to Sarajevo in time for an evening food tour in Baščaršija old town. You'll try local specialties like ćevapi and Bosnian coffee.

    
  • Day 6

    Sarajevo

    Take a full day to explore the capital. Visit the History Museum early to avoid school groups. Make time for the Tunnel Museum. It's a bit heavy but important for understanding the siege. Book ahead since it gets busy. Take the graffiti art tour to see modern Sarajevo through its street art. Spend your evening watching chess players at a café on Ferhadija Street.

    
  • Day 7

    Sarajevo

    On your last morning, if time allows, visit Gallery 11/07/95 (12-15 BAM) to learn about Srebrenica. It's a moving way to understand this part of Bosnia's history.

    

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