Bosnia · FULL-DAY
The 15 best full-day tours you can book right now, each with its price, its running time and who it suits. The first one is first for a reason.
Spend 12 hours crossing from Dubrovnik into Bosnia and Herzegovina, with stops in Medjugorje, Počitelj, and Mostar. Small groups, air-conditioned transport, English-speaking guides such as Adnan, Milko, Luka, and Zack, plus free time for food, photos, shopping, and historic sights.
“very interesting trip with a helpful and informative guide. highly recommend it.”
Travel from Split into Bosnia and Herzegovina with an English-speaking guide, stopping at medieval Počitelj, historic Mostar, and Kravice Waterfalls. Expect a guided walk, two hours of free time, a border crossing, and time to swim beneath the cascades.
“Superb day out. Nebo was a friendly, knowledgable guide. Well paced day with good amount of time at each stop. Highly recommend.”
Travel from Mostar in a small English-speaking group of up to 10 people, visiting medieval Počitelj, Ottoman Blagaj, Vrelo Bune, and Kravica Waterfall. Guides such as Sedad, Leo, Anel, Adi, and Emir are known for lively history and local insight. Bring swimwear, shoes, and cash for entry fees.
“Great way to explore surroundings without a car. Special thanks to our guide Leo, he was super professional, took us to couple hidden gems of this beautiful country and was always there to chat and tell some stories from his experience.”
Spend 12 hours with an English-speaking guide such as Ahmed, Adi, or Alan hiking 16 km through Bjelasnica to Lukomir, Bosnia’s highest settled village. Expect rocky paths, a traditional lunch, Bosnian coffee, Olympic history, and huge views into Rakitnica Canyon.
“My husband and I had an amazing day at lukomir village with our guide Alan. The activity itself was really fun but you definitely need some stamina and strength for it. There are lots of breath taking views and of course the nicest village, where we had some yummy food. Alan was very patient and knowledgable and we had a very memorable day.”
Travel from Sarajevo into the Bjelašnica Mountains for a moderate 7 to 9-hour hike through Umoljani, Studeni Potok, and Lukomir. Expect old stone homes, stećak tombstones, homemade burek, and broad views over Rakitnica Canyon. Guides such as Alan and Amer have led past departures.
“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 Sarajevo to Medjugorje in a small group of up to seven, visiting St. James Church, the Risen Christ statue, and nearby sights. You will also stop in Mostar for photos, free time, shopping, and a walk. Guides such as Vedo, Senad, Enis, and Marko are known for flexible, personal service.
“It was excellent! Great experience and guide. We left from Sarajevo and stayed in Mostar at end of tour. Our guide was very accomadating and took us directly to our hotel in Mostar at end of this tour.”
Spend seven hours tracing Sarajevo from Ottoman Baščaršija to the 1984 Olympic bobsled track and the Tunnel of Hope. You’ll ride the Trebević Cable Car, taste Bosnian coffee and food, and visit key religious sites with an English-speaking guide such as Denis, Fariz, or Safet.
“It was excellent. The guide Fariz was very interactive, informative and courteous, spoke very fluent English which is very rare in Bosnia. I enjoyed every bit of my tour. Learned alot about Bosnian war history. I'll highly recommend everyone to book this tour.”
Travel from Mostar to Blagaj tekija, Kravice Falls, and Počitelj in a small group of up to four. Your guide, identified as Adnan in several accounts and Vlaho in one, handles transport and local stories. Bring money for entrance fees, lunch, and possible swimming.
“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.”
Join Miran Meskic for an eight-hour small-group tour from Mostar to Blagaj tekija, Počitelj, Kravice Falls, and Mount Fortica. Expect local history, personal wartime stories, free time to swim and eat, air-conditioned transport, bottled water, and a group capped at 10 people.
“We really really recommend this tour, we had an amazing day and got to see so much beautiful and interesting places! We will always remember this day! And a special thanks to Miran, who is an amazing guide!! He is very passionate and friendly!”
Spend 6 to 7 hours seeing Sarajevo from its river springs to its Old Town, Olympic mountain, war tunnel, and historic bridges. English-speaking guides such as Enes, Elvis, Edis, Ahmed, Alan, and Adnan lead the route, with transport, lunch, coffee, water, and selected entrance fees included.
“Very good tour. Especially the springs and the tunnel museum. Elvis the guide was very informative, friendly and kind. I highly recommend to book this tour.”
Travel from Dubrovnik into Bosnia and Herzegovina with an English-speaking driver-guide, stopping in Neum, Pocitelj, Medjugorje, and Mostar. You will see Mostar’s restored Old Bridge, Ottoman streets, and Mosque of Mostar in a private vehicle, with guides such as Daniel, Ivan, Luka, Mateo, or Dena depending on the day.
“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 for swimming, sunbathing, food, drinks, boat rides, or kayaking, with pickup available from selected hotels.
“The tour was amazing and smooth. Our guide was brilliant and had all the knowledge about the tour, also answered the questions we had about the place and in general, Sedad was very friendly and considerate of time. I would highly recommend the tour and our guide Sedad to others.”
Travel one way from Sarajevo to Belgrade in about 12 hours with an English-speaking guide and pickup from your hotel or apartment. See Višegrad’s Ottoman bridge, Andrićgrad, Drvengrad, Banjska Stena, and Mokra Gora, with bottled water and entrance fees included.
“Good day Good driver & guide he was very informative also felt comfortable & safe Thank you for a good memorable day”
Travel from Dubrovnik to Mostar through Metkovic and Pocitelj on a nine-hour guided day trip. In Mostar, a local guide, including Iva on some departures, leads you to the Old Bridge, Mosque, and Turkish House. Bring your passport or ID, and plan for a brisk schedule.
“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 with guide Miljan exploring Orlovačko and Jugovo lakes near Kalinovik. Ride in a distinctive old-style truck, walk beside mountain lakes, enjoy free time for photos, and eat lunch at a hunters lodge. The private format lets your group set the pace.
“Very interesting truck with spirit of Yugoslavia took us quite comfortably to this wonderful destination.”
Pick a river, a bazaar or a mountain road.
