Bosnia · PRIVATE
The 15 best private 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.
Travel from Dubrovnik in a private Mercedes with an English-speaking guide such as Gabriel, Felipe, or Philip. Swim at Kravice Waterfalls, explore Mostar’s Old Bridge and bazaar, then stop in Ston for medieval walls and salt pans. Audio guides are available in six languages.
“The weather was horrible but the tour was great! Learned so much about the country!”
Join a private 2.5-hour walk through Sarajevo with guides such as Emina or Lamija. You’ll see Sebilj, City Hall, mosques, cathedrals, the Latin Bridge, copper workshops, and a caravanserai, with traditional food and Bosnian coffee along the way.
“Our guide was very friendly, had deep knowledge of the area and was willing to share her experiences. Highly recommend.”
Walk Mostar’s Old Town with a private local guide, visiting Crooked Bridge, the Old Bridge, and two historic mosques. Guides such as Ivan, Adi, Vesna, and Adriana are praised for clear history, personal stories, food tips, and flexible pacing. The tour lasts about 75 minutes.
“Terrific overview of the past and current history of Mostar. Learned and saw a lot. Definitely recommend.”
Take a private 10 to 11-hour trip from Sarajevo to Herzegovina with guides such as Azam, Adnan, Nazir, Aid and Kanan. See Konjic, Kravice Falls, Počitelj and Mostar, with time to tailor stops, swim at the falls, and learn about Bosnia’s past.
“We had a blast on this tour! We couldn’t recommend it more! The views were magnificent — and we have so many photos to prove it. Our guide went out of his way to make sure that we had a good time. He was Knowledgeable, friendly, and accommodating! Thank you for all the beautiful memories!”
Travel from Mostar with a private English-speaking driver-guide to Blagaj Tekija, Ottoman Počitelj, Roman Mogorjelo, and Kravice Falls. Guides such as Chamil and Çemil tailor the pace, point out lesser-known sights, and leave time for swimming in summer.
“First of all, be aware that while this is billed as the typical highlights of the Mostar area tour visiting the sites that most tourists want to see, and something I recommend if it if your first time in Mostar, you are getting way more than the typical tour really. While the typical tour includes Blagaj, Pocitelj, and the Kravice falls, Chama makes it a point to take you to the little visited but incredibly rich Roman archeological site of Mogorjelo, dating back to 70 AD, which very few people ever get to see and you would certainly never see on a group tour. At the Kravice falls, escaping the…”
Spend 90 minutes with a private English- or Dutch-speaking guide through Mostar’s Old Town, from the Peace Tower and Crooked Bridge to Kajtaz House, Koski Mehmed Pasha Mosque, and the Old Bridge. Local guides such as Amna add personal history, food tips, and useful context.
“The guide was very accommodating! It was very busy because of the Redbull diving off the old bridge, we asked if we could sit and get most of the information that way, so we got lots of stories and a personal touch. We also did some walking but where it was not so busy and we could take our time. Very good experience!”
Travel privately from Dubrovnik to Mostar with pickup at your hotel, apartment, or airport. The ride takes about 2 hours 30 minutes and costs $228.28 for up to three people. Driver Kenan has helped with Mostar tips and same-day restaurant bookings, though the assigned driver may vary.
“Excellent ride from Dubrovnik to Mostar. Our driver was very friendly and came back when my husband discovered he had left his phone in the car after drop off. The car was clean and comfortable, we definitely recommend!”
Leave Mostar with a private English-speaking guide such as Miraz, Adis, or Mak for a flexible Herzegovina tour. Visit Fortica Skywalk, Blagaj Tekija, Buna Channel, Počitelj, Kravice Falls, and a small war museum, with hotel pickup and free time at each stop.
“Absolutely perfect day! We spent the day exploring the breathtaking natural beauty surrounding Mostar, but it was also a day of meaningful historical learning thanks to our fabulous guide, Miraz. He was engaging, flexible, deeply knowledgeable, and so proud of his country. The cultural heritage of Bosnia and Herzegovina stretches back centuries, and its landscapes are timeless. What struck us most, though, was that there is so much more to this region than the 1990s war. Miraz helped us appreciate the richness of its past, as well as the lessons we can all still learn from its recent history. My phone is filled with hundreds of photos from the waterfalls,…”
Ride from Dubrovnik in a private air-conditioned vehicle with an English-speaking driver-guide. Visit Kravice Waterfalls, medieval Pocitelj, and Mostar’s bazaar, minarets, bridge, craft shops, and restaurants. Guides have included Ivo, Novak, Edi, Disco, and Marco.
“Trip was great, Marco was a nice guy and talked sporadicly which we liked. He had great information and Bosnia was so much nicer than we expected! Marco did drive a bit erratically, passing people by driving head on in the left lane and going 3x the speed limit at times. But besides this he was a great guide. Maybe thats just how they drive in Bosnia but it did make us uncomfortable at times. All the stops were gorgeous but he did skip Neum and basically said if we don’t skip we’ll get caught at birder crossing. Also went to waterfalls first then old town. Itinerary should show the…”
Spend two hours exploring Mostar’s Old Town with a private English-speaking guide. Walk across the Old Bridge, browse the Kujundžiluk bazaar, learn about the city’s divided past, and finish with a lesson in traditional Bosnian coffee. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included.
“Sanja was a wonderful guide. It was really interesting to hear her family’s experience during the war and about all the reconstruction afterward. This is a great alternative to the larger group experience.”
Travel privately from Mostar to Blagaj tekija, Bunski Kanal, medieval Počitelj, and Kravice Falls. Guide Mak leads the day in English, with time for swimming, sightseeing, and lunch. Pickup is offered, and your group of up to two can set the pace.
“I had an amazing experience with Mak as my guide. He was incredibly kind, welcoming, and has a great level of cultural knowledge. As a woman traveling alone, I felt very comfortable with him. He was respectful, friendly, and attentive making the day light and fun. I highly recommend him and this tour for anyone looking for a great tour experience!”
Walk Mostar’s old center with a private English-speaking guide, from the Crooked Bridge to the Old Bridge and Kujundžiluk Street. Learn the city’s story, visit two mosques, and finish at Koski Mehmed Pasha Mosque with views over the Neretva. Mosque admission costs extra.
“Mac was so friendly and shared a lot of history about this beautiful country! We loved wandering the streets, learning the highlights, and seeing the beautiful town. Highly recommend!”
Book a private ride between Sarajevo Airport and your accommodation for about 30 minutes of calm, direct travel. Your driver meets you outside customs with a name sign, helps with luggage, and may offer useful Sarajevo tips. Drivers include Asim, Edis, Zulfo, Tarik, and Kenan.
“The driver was greating us on time. He was very polite and kind. I highly recommend to book this transfer.”
Leave Sarajevo at 8:00 a.m. with a private guide such as Muki, Mak, or Bakir for a 10 to 12-hour trip through Herzegovina. See Mostar, Blagaj Tekija, Pocitelj, Konjic, and Kravice Falls in an air-conditioned vehicle, with pickup and bottled water included.
“We booked this private tour, our tour guide was Muki. We had a fantastic day trip seeing all the sights. Muki was excellent and shared so much history and knowledge about Bosnia - he was very friendly and helpful. Mostar was amazing as were the waterfalls and the other stops along the way. Would highly recommend! ⭐️👍”
Travel from Sarajevo to Srebrenica with a private guide, visit the Potočari Memorial Centre, walk through the old silver town, and share a homemade lunch with a local family. Pickup is available anywhere in Sarajevo, with groups limited to eight people.
“The museum of the genozide is extraordinary and a must for all these who think genozide is something never to forget. Also the cemetary is impressive and the meeting with a local family who still keep their family members in mind who did not survive that genozide.”
Pick a river, a bazaar or a mountain road.
