3 Nights 4 Days Bosnia and Herzegovina Tour

After breakfast at the hotel, we begin the Sarajevo Walking Tour, where you will learn why Sarajevo is often called the 'Jerusalem of Europe.' This unique place where East meets West will tell you a story of coexistence, history, and culture that you can rarely experience anywhere else.

The tour includes visiting the most important landmarks in the city:

• Baščaršija Square
• Sebilj Fountain
• Martyrs' Memorial Cemetery
• City Hall – National Library
• Sarajevo’s oldest street – a walk through history
• Old Orthodox Church
• Sacred Heart Cathedral
• Sarajevo Synagogue
• Gazi Husrev-beg Mosque
• Clock Tower
• Morića Han (Caravanserai)
• Old Madrasa
• Baščaršija Bazaar
• Meeting of Cultures point
• Sarajevo Roses
• Hotel Europe
• Site of Franz Ferdinand’s assassination

After the old town tour, we will continue towards the Tunnel of Hope, one of the most important historical sites of recent history. We will pass by the famous Holiday Inn hotel, where many foreign correspondents and humanitarian workers stayed during the war, and the Snipers' Alley. Then, we will visit the Tunnel of Hope, which was the only way out of besieged Sarajevo during the war and became a symbol of the struggle for survival. Through authentic stories and museum exhibits, you will feel the spirit of resistance and strength of the people of Sarajevo during the most difficult years of the siege.

Overnight in Sarajevo.

After breakfast at the hotel, we will embark on a full-day tour to Travnik and Jajce.

Travnik is one of the best-preserved cities from the Ottoman period. We will enjoy the panoramic view of the city, visit the Šarena (Suleymaniye) Mosque, and the Elči Ibrahim Pasha Madrasa, one of the oldest educational institutions in Bosnia and Herzegovina. We will also visit the beautiful Plava Voda spring, which flows right through the center of the city.

After Travnik, our journey takes us to Jajce, the former capital of the medieval Bosnian Kingdom. Jajce is famous for its magnificent 18-meter-high waterfall located in the heart of the city, a natural beauty rarely found in the world. We will also visit the medieval catacombs, the natural beauties of Jajce including the Pliva Lakes, and the small Ottoman-era watermills (mlinčići) located by the shore.

After this day full of exploration, we will return to Sarajevo for overnight stay.

Highlights of the day:

• Ahmići
• Travnik
• Šarena Mosque
• Plava Voda
• Travnik Fortress
• Viziers' Tombs
• Jajce Waterfall
• Mlinčići (Watermills)

After breakfast at the hotel, we set off for Konjic.

After a short 40-minute drive, we will take a break in this charming town that connects the two regions of Bosnia and Herzegovina. In Konjic, you will have the opportunity to have coffee accompanied by the view of the Konjic Bridge, an Ottoman-era monument, and the beautiful Neretva River.

After the break, we will continue our journey to Jablanica, with beautiful views of Lake Jablanica and the surrounding landscape through which the Neretva River flows. These views leave an unforgettable impression on both locals and tourists. After a 25-minute drive, we will stop at an open-air museum dedicated to the Battle of the Neretva, one of the three most important battles of World War II in the former Yugoslavia.

After learning about this significant historical event, we head to Kravice, one of the most beautiful waterfalls in the Balkans, located on the Trebižat River. This natural gem offers magnificent views and moments of complete relaxation.

After enjoying the natural beauties, our path takes us to the medieval town of Počitelj, which emerged during the Bosnian Kingdom before the arrival of the Ottomans. A walk in this town will provide you with a unique historical experience and the atmosphere of old times. We recommend resting with coffee or tea at the edge of the old city.

Afterward, we continue to Blagaj, where we will visit the Tekke (Dervish House) at the source of the Buna River, an important national monument of Bosnia and Herzegovina dating back to the 15th century. After the tour, we suggest trying the river trout prepared with traditional methods, a specialty of Herzegovinian cuisine.

After lunch, we head to Mostar, one of the most visited cities in Bosnia and Herzegovina, known for its Old Bridge, which is on the UNESCO World Heritage List. This bridge is a symbol of Bosnia and Herzegovina, a tourist postcard, and one of its most recognizable landmarks.

After touring and getting to know Mostar, we return to Sarajevo. On the way back to Sarajevo, we recommend visiting restaurants around Jablanica to try the traditional local roasted lamb.

Highlights of the day:

• Old Bridge in Konjic
• Buna Tekke in Blagaj
• Old Bridge in Mostar
• Koski Mehmed Pasha Mosque
• Karagöz Bey Mosque
• Crooked Bridge (Kriva Ćuprija)
• Tabhana (Tannery District)
• Mostar Hammam
• Počitelj
• Kravice Waterfall

Overnight in Sarajevo.

After breakfast at the hotel, we head towards Vrelo Bosne, a large national park and the source of the Bosna River. Since the park is located at the foot of Mount Igman, known as an Olympic mountain, arriving here feels refreshing with its cooler climate. Igman also has an important historical role due to the Igman March, where partisans crossed the mountain with civilians and the wounded during World War II. During our visit to the National Park, we will discuss this event at the monument dedicated to this significant historical occurrence at the entrance.

After touring and enjoying the nature of Vrelo Bosne, you will have an organized transfer to the airport where we will assist with your flight check-in.

For those interested, there is also the option of taking traditional horse-drawn carriage rides along Ilidža, Velika Aleja (Great Avenue), and Vrelo Bosne.