Bosnia · TOUR REVIEWS
A small country with two very different halves: the mountains and the mosques of the Sarajevo valley, and the stone villages of Herzegovina an hour further south. The 15 below are the days worth building a week around, priced and timed, with the full catalogue underneath.
Travel from Dubrovnik into Bosnia and Herzegovina with an English-speaking guide and driver. Swim at Kravica Waterfalls, see medieval Počitelj, and spend three hours around Mostar’s Old Bridge. Bring Euros, your passport, and patience for border checks.
“Fabulous day - really worth going. Bus driver - Brunto- kept to time schedule and guide -Don was fabulous. Highly recommend.”
Spend 12 hours traveling from Sarajevo through Herzegovina with guides such as Adis, Ahmed, or Ensar. See Konjic’s bridge, swim at Kravica Falls in summer, visit Blagaj Tekke and Počitelj, then explore Mostar with free time, a sandwich lunch, and an optional boat ride under Stari Most.
“We had a wonderful day. Thanks to our guide Ahmed and our driver Mr. Said, we were able to visit every place we wanted to see. Počitelj was impressive, and Mostar felt like a movie set. Next time, we will definitely join other tours as well. Dream Balkan Travel is the best!”
Travel by air-conditioned vehicle through Sarajevo with a local guide such as Ayoub, Almir, Emin, or Tarik. Visit the War Tunnel Museum, Sniper Alley, Yellow Fortress, Olympic bobsleigh track, defenders’ cemeteries, and Trebević viewpoints while hearing clear explanations and personal wartime memories.
“Excellent and highly recommended tour to know about the (not too distant) history of Bosnia . The tour guide Ago is super friendly and knowledgeable”
Spend eight hours beyond Mostar with an English-speaking guide such as Esmer or Mirza. Visit Fortica Hill, Blagaj Tekija, Počitelj, Kravice Waterfalls, and Buna Kanals, with time for lunch, photos, shopping, and swimming. Transport and pickup are included, but waterfall entry and meals cost extra.
“Our guide Mirza was charismatic and made the tour fun, insightful and very resourceful in terms of history and culture. I would recommend this trip to be the best value one for the area of Herzegovina.”
Follow local guides such as Elma, Kenan, Bojan, and Masha through Sarajevo’s Ottoman Old Town and Austro-Hungarian center. In three hours, you’ll see the Latin Bridge, City Hall, Sebilj, markets, mosques, churches, and the Eternal Flame, with time for questions and local tips.
“I just happened to be the only person who signed up so I got a private tour. I was able to ask a lot of questions and receive detail answers. Despite that fact the guide was very knowledgeable about everything and very passionate about what he does. I had a wonderful time and it counts as one of my most treasured experiences of my stay in Sarajevo.”
Travel from Sarajevo to Herzegovina with a guide such as Jasmin, Vildan, Amela, or Christian. Visit Konjic, Blagaj Tekija, Počitelj, Kravice Falls, and Mostar’s Old Bridge in a small group of up to 15, with hotel pickup, breakfast sandwiches, and bottled water.
“Very nice tour. Good itinerary, well thought out. Perfect timing for each spot, very convenient. Our tour guide, Ámela, was great!”
Spend four hours with a veteran or war survivor guide such as Adnan, Adis, Mustafa, or Samira, connecting Sarajevo’s Tunnel of Hope with Sniper Alley, Trebevic, the ruined Osmice hotel, the Olympic bobsleigh track, and major cemeteries. The tour runs in English, by private vehicle or small group.
“Our guide was Mustafa. He gave us an insider perspective of how they survived during the war. He was only 13 years old and had to find a way to survive those 3 worse years. While we were making our way to different places. He would tell stories of the different areas. For eg when we passed the green market. That was the site of a massacre. The highlight of the trip was the war time tunnel. I cannot recommend this company and guide enough. I'll be bringing my friends next time here. Mustafa is a professional and that shows in his dedication to his customers.”
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.”
Join Mak, Alen, or another local guide for a four-hour Sarajevo tour shaped by firsthand memories of the siege. You’ll visit the Tunnel of Hope, sniper viewpoints, Olympic sites, Jewish Cemetery, Yellow Fortress, and key city landmarks in a small air-conditioned minivan group.
“You can’t come to Sarajevo without learning about the siege, and this would be the quintessential tour to learn and understand about it. I took the tour with Mak and it was absolutely splendid. Tons of great information was delivered, and”
Spend 2.5 hours touring Sarajevo’s wartime sites and the Tunnel of Hope Museum by comfortable minibus. Guides such as Nermin, Adis, and Safte share local context and personal memories, while you walk 100 meters of the tunnel replica and learn how the city survived the siege.
“Very knowledgeable tour guide and suitable time to see everything”
Join Adi, Omar, or Anel in a small group of up to seven for an eight-hour Herzegovina outing. You’ll see Fortica’s Skywalk, Blagaj’s spring and Dervish House, Bunski Kanali, Ottoman Počitelj, and Kravice Waterfalls, with free time, summer cave boating, and hotel pickup included.
“I had a fantastic day with Adi and our group. I went as a solo participant but never felt lonely. I think that's hugely attributed to Adi - not just because he is the most attentive guide and guy but also has a great way to deal with the group as a whole. I got to see beautiful places and honestly fell in love with Bosnia - and the Hercegovina in particular. Adi himself is a wonderful guide - thoughtful, genuine and with a lot of knowledge. I could ask him everything, the good and the bad. Thank you so much for sharing your stories and thank you so much…”
Spend four hours exploring Sarajevo’s wartime landmarks with a local guide, often a veteran such as Adis, Ibrahim, Enes, or Mustafa. Visit the War Tunnel Museum, Trebević, the Jewish Cemetery, and Yellow Fortress in an air-conditioned vehicle, with hotel pickup available outside the center.
“Ibrahim was a great guide. Very knowledgeable of the history, personable and a good sense of humor. There were 7 on the trip and he remembered all our names!”
Spend a full day beyond Sarajevo with a licensed English-speaking guide such as Almir, Senad, Enis, or Kristijan. Visit Ottoman Travnik, Jajce Fortress, medieval catacombs, Pliva Waterfall, and the small watermills at Pliva Lakes. Transport, hotel pickup, breakfast, and bottled water are included.
“This day trip was absolutely fantastic and deserves every one of its five stars. The entire experience, from start to finish, was seamless, well-organized, and deeply enriching. Our tour guide was incredibly knowledgeable, providing deep historical and cultural context for every stop we made, and sharing fascinating anecdotes that really brought the locations to life. What impressed me most was his enthusiasm and dedication to the group. he was genuinely keen to reply to every question, big or small, and took the time to ensure everyone felt engaged and informed. It's rare to find a guide so passionate and approachable. If you're looking for a perfectly executed tour led by…”
Start near Baščaršija and walk through Sarajevo’s meeting point of East and West with guides such as Ahmed, Ilma, Hanan, Benjamin, and Arna. Expect a small English-speaking group, major landmarks, local stories, and clear context from the Ottoman era through Franz Ferdinand’s assassination.
“Amazingly knowledgeable and friendly guide! Was an awesome experience and seriously recommend it if you have the time.”
Spend about 12 hours crossing Herzegovina from Sarajevo with a guide such as Adis, Ahmed, or Kenan. Visit Konjic, swim at Kravica Falls in summer, climb Počitelj, enter Blagaj’s Dervish house, and finish in Mostar. Hotel pickup and a Bosnian sandwich are included.
“This is a great tour,, you get to see all that it advertised, and you get a decent amount of time at each stop to take pics and just have a look round, enjoyed the trip overall, guide was great, very helpful as well as informative too👍”
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