Bosnia · FULL-DAY
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 15 full-day tours worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Leave Dubrovnik for a small-group day in Bosnia and Herzegovina. With an English-speaking guide such as Adnan, Milko, Luka, or Zack, you’ll visit Medjugorje, Pocitelj, and Mostar, with time for coffee, local food, shopping, and historic sights. Bring your passport and expect a long but rewarding day.
“Trip was great! Robert gave us a lot of information on our way to Bosnia& Herzogovina.”
Spend 12 hours crossing from Split into Bosnia and Herzegovina, with stops at medieval Počitelj, historic Mostar, and Kravice Waterfalls. English-speaking guides such as Elena, Mia, Petar, and Phillip have led this route. Expect a comfortable coach, a guided walk, two hours of free time in Mostar, and a cash-only border and park fee.
“Elena was amazing! So funny and knowledgeable. She really made the trip a blast. Bosnia and Herzegovina is a beautiful country and this was an incredible way to experience it for a day. Felipe was also a fantastic driver!”
Leave Sarajevo for a full day in the Bjelašnica mountains. Visit Umoljani, its old mosque and medieval tombstones, then hike toward Lukomir and the edge of Rakitnica Canyon. Guides such as Alan and Amer have led the route, which covers about 15 to 16 kilometers and takes 7 to 9 hours.
“Our guide was very knowledgeable and motivated us throughout the hike. It's 16km both ways and the village and the views were great. He also recommend a good local restaurant to us where we got good food.”
Travel from Mostar to Blagaj tekija, Kravice Falls, and medieval Počitelj in about 6.5 hours. A local guide, often listed as Adnan, drives a maximum of four people in an air-conditioned vehicle, explains the area’s past, and leaves time for swimming and lunch. Entry fees and food cost extra.
“Vlaho drobe us to Blagaj tekija, kravice waterfalls and the Lively tozn of Počitelj. During the ride and the visits of the places He told us interesting things about culture, History and Fun facts. He is a decent and down to earth guy. Highly recommended.”
Spend 6 to 7 hours seeing Sarajevo by air-conditioned vehicle and on foot, from Vrelo Bosne and the 1984 Olympic bobsleigh track to the War Tunnel, Sniper Alley, and Old Town. Guides such as Enes, Elvis, Edis, Ahmed, and Adnan bring clear historical context and, when appropriate, personal wartime stories. Hotel pickup, lunch, coffee, water, and key entrance fees are included.
“Everything was very memorable , enjoyed the tour person explained all very good 😌 We understood everything he explained to us.”
Travel from Dubrovnik into Bosnia and Herzegovina with an English-speaking guide and private vehicle. You’ll stop in Neum, Počitelj, Međugorje, and Mostar, seeing the Old Bridge and Mosque of Mostar. Guides such as Daniel, Ivan, Luka, Mateo, and Dena have led this route, with time for history, photos, lunch, and independent wandering.
“Levamos duas horas e meia para chegar em Medugorje, uma distancia de apenas 150 km, pois o motorista dirigiu por um caminho mais longo. Outro ponto negativo, o motorista não parava de falar durante o trajeto e tirava as mãos do volante ao falar o que nos deixava muito desconfortáveis e com receio de um acidente. Ficamos 1 hora na Igreja em Medugorje e 1/2 hora na colina, depois seguimos para Mostar. Lá ficamos 2 horas e meia. Voltamos para Dubrovnik pelo mesmo caminho da ida quando vimos outros veículos indo por outra estrada que suponho seja mais rápida. Em resumo, saímos as 8 horas e retornamos as 6:00 hs.…”
Travel from Mostar to Kravice Waterfalls in an air-conditioned minivan with a driver-guide such as Haris or Sedad. You get about four hours at the falls to swim, sunbathe, eat, or rent a kayak. The tour lasts about six hours, and the €10 entrance fee is extra.
“We had a great time with Haris being taken to and from the Kravice waterfalls. He was very friendly and taught us a lot about Mostar”
Travel from Sarajevo to Belgrade in about 12 hours with an English-speaking guide, hotel or apartment pickup, and stops in Rogatica, Višegrad, Andrićgrad, Drvengrad, Banjska Stena, and Mokra Gora. You get bottled water and entrance fees, but lunch is extra. The group can have up to 15 people.
“Good day Good driver & guide he was very informative also felt comfortable & safe Thank you for a good memorable day”
Spend nine hours crossing from Dubrovnik into Bosnia and Herzegovina, with a stop in Pocitelj and guided sightseeing in Mostar. You’ll see Stari Most, visit a mosque and Turkish House, and explore the old bazaar with an English or French-speaking guide. Iva has led at least some departures in Mostar.
“Super expérience, nous avons adoré notre excursion à Mostar. Le chauffeur était ponctuel et les explications du guide très enrichissantes. J'ai adoré et je recommande vivement.”
Spend about eight hours exploring Zelengora by private vehicle, with stops at Orlovačko Lake and Jugovo Lake, relaxed walks, photo time, and lunch at a hunters lodge. Guide Miljan has been praised for adapting the day to each group. The tour begins and ends at Hotel Moskva in Kalinovik and is offered in English.
“Genuine sightseeing and wild life experience. Hosts were terrific, splendid sights, family atmosphere the whole trip. Lots to see. Good commodities and travel.”
Spend 7 to 8 hours exploring Sarajevo with an English-speaking guide, combining historic landmarks, Trebević Cable Car, the Olympic bobsled track, Bosnian coffee, baklava, burek, and the Tunnel of Hope. The small group, capped at 15 people, begins and ends in central Sarajevo.
“It’s a long day but it’s the best of everything! Food tasting, history, great company, gondola ride, exercise… so glad I did this tour”
Travel from Dubrovnik to Mostar by coach, with hotel pickup, an English-speaking escort, a local Mostar guide, Old Bazaar time, and entry to Koski Mehmed Pasha Mosque. You get a guided old-town walk, two hours to eat and shop, and a scenic coastal route through Neum. Bring your passport and sturdy shoes.
“Trop de commentaires superflus de l’accompagnatrice et aussi beaucoup de dialogue en langue locale avec le chauffeur ce qui fort gênant quand on ne comprend pas”
Leave Dubrovnik early for a long but rewarding private day in Bosnia and Herzegovina. With an English-speaking driver-guide, visit Počitelj, Sarajevo’s Tunnel of Hope and Trebević viewpoint, then walk Mostar’s old town. Guide Besam has been praised for his warm conversation and clear storytelling. Bring your passport, comfortable shoes, and an appetite for cevapi and roasted lamb.
Travel from Sarajevo to Umoljani and onward by dirt road to Lukomir, one of Bosnia’s highest mountain villages. Your English-speaking guide handles the drive and shares local context along the way. Expect mountain views, homemade food, a small mosque, traditional homes, photo stops, and an optional walking trail.
“Excellent service provided by Sulejman at Spirit Tours. We booked the day before the tour, which was quite last minute but was kindly accommodated. We got picked up on time at the location specified and had the perfect tour of Lukomir Village. Sulejman is a very friendly guy and very knowledgeable. Had the perfect time in the village, which I would highly recommend. Thank you Sulejman and Spirit Tours for a memorable trip - cannot wait to come back again.”
Travel from Sarajevo with guide Damir or another licensed guide to Travnik and Jajce, stopping at the Bosnian Pyramid of the Sun, Ottoman mosques, medieval fortresses, catacombs, Pliva Waterfall, and the old water mills. The small group, capped at eight, keeps the long day personal, but lunch and the waterfall entrance cost extra.
“"Our tour with Damir from ID Bosnia Tours was an absolute dream come true. From the moment we set foot in Travnik, we were captivated by the city's rich history and charming atmosphere. Damir's expertise and passion for the region were eviRead more”
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