Bosnia & Herzegovina Adventure

Trip Type: Explorer

7 Days
1 - 12 People

Starts From:

NZD $2,695.00 /Person

Nature, history and culture collide across Bosnia and Herzegovina on this round-trip seven-day exploration from Sarajevo. Recently touched by upheaval, the people of Bosnia …

Bosnia & Herzegovina Adventure

Nature, history and culture collide across Bosnia and Herzegovina on this round-trip seven-day exploration from Sarajevo. Recently touched by upheaval, the people of Bosnia and Herzegovina are eager to share their history and customs with you – through good food, traditional crafts and local stories. Spot wild horses in the mountains, visit a 16th-century dervish monastery built into the base of a cliff and go hiking to the remote mountain village of Lukomir. Tuck into home-made cheeses, pies and bureks, meet Sarajevo’s only female coppersmith and explore the historic and off-the-beaten-path town of Jajce.

Itinerary

Trip Inclusions

Meals

6 breakfasts and 2 dinners are included

Transport

Public bus, Private vehicle, 4X4 Jeep

Accomodation

Hotel (5 nights), Guesthouse (1 nights)

Included Activities

Sarajevo - Bosnian cooking demonstration & dinner
Jajce - Pliva waterfall visit
Jajce - Guided walking tour and AVNOJ museum visit
Livno – Wild horse safari
Mostar - Guided walking tour & craft workshop visit
Blagaj – Blagaj Tekke monastery
Stolac - Coffee & cake at Mehmedbašića Kuća
Trebižat River - Kravica Waterfall
Lukomir - Home-cooked lunch
Umoljani – Bjelašnica Mountains hike
Sarajevo – Guided City Tour
Sarajevo - Coppersmith visit
Bosnian coffee demonstration

Trip Highlights

Share a meal hosted by locals Mustafa and Mersiha in their kitchen overlooking the city of Sarajevo.
Go off-road in search of wild horses in the foothills of Mount Cincar – your expert local leaders and guides know all the best spots to look.
Explore the historic and off-the-beaten-path town of Jajce – the birthplace of Yugoslavia and home to centuries-old architecture and a fairytale waterfall.
Learn to make your own burek (Bosnian pastries filled with meat) and experience Bosnian home cooking – sample homemade cheeses and dolma (stuffed vegetables).
Meet Sarajevo’s only female coppersmith while wandering the cobblestone walkways of the city’s historic cultural centre.