Our Bosnia holidays & tours
Our Bosnia-Herzegovina holidays are not only glistening with natural beauties, like the Durmitor Mountains, but are also packed with cultural highlights. Our trips to Sarajevo take you back to fine ancient civilisations but show off contemporary ones too, whilst in the countryside, our holidays use local hotels and restaurants so that you can try fantastic homemade dishes (washed down with very strong coffee). Bosnia-Herzegovina is starting to shine as brightly as neighbouring Croatia and Montenegro on the tourist map, and our brilliant hiking and cycling holidays showcase it at its best, thanks to local guides who can unveil the very best of the country.
Our top Bosnia-Herzegovina holidays
Bosnia self drive holiday
From
Ł595 to Ł775
10 days
ex flights
Incredible scenery, tumultuous history, quiet roads.
Tailor made
Holiday to Montenegro and Bosnia-Herzegovina
From
Ł2659 to Ł2849
11 days
ex flights
A magical mixture of European and Eastern culture
Small group2027: 8 May, 29 May, 12 Jun, 26 Jun, 24 Jul, 4 Sep, 11 Sep, 25 Sep, 2028: 6 May, 27 May, 10 Jun, 24 Jun, 22 Jul, 19 Aug, 2 Sep, 9 Sep, 23 Sep
Bosnia hiking holiday
From
Ł1195 to Ł1295
8 days
ex flights
Explore Bosnia & Herzegovina's breath-taking Dinaric Alps
Small group2026: 20 Sep, 27 Sep, 4 Oct, 2027: 5 Jun, 12 Jun, 19 Jun, 26 Jun, 3 Jul, 10 Jul, 17 Jul, 24 Jul, 31 Jul, 7 Aug, 14 Aug, 21 Aug, 28 Aug, 4 Sep, 11 Sep, 18 Sep, 25 Sep, 2 Oct, 9 Oct
Walking holiday in Bosnia Herzegovina
From
Ł2235 to Ł2391
9 days
ex flights
Wilderness & one of Europe's last primeval forests
Small group2027: 3 Jun, 17 Jun, 24 Jun, 15 Jul, 5 Aug, 26 Aug, 2 Sep, 9 Sep, 2028: 1 Jun, 15 Jun, 22 Jun, 13 Jul, 3 Aug, 24 Aug, 31 Aug, 7 Sep
Bosnia & Herzegovina multi activity holiday
From
Ł1195 to Ł1295
8 days
ex flights
Discover Europe's most diverse adventure playground
Small group2026: 20 Sep, 27 Sep, 4 Oct, 11 Oct, 2027: 4 Apr, 11 Apr, 18 Apr, 25 Apr, 2 May, 9 May, 16 May, 23 May, 30 May, 6 Jun, 13 Jun, 20 Jun, 27 Jun, 4 Jul, 11 Jul, 18 Jul, 25 Jul, 1 Aug, 8 Aug, 15 Aug, 22 Aug, 29 Aug, 5 Sep, 12 Sep, 19 Sep, 26 Sep, 3 Oct, 10 Oct
Self-guided cycling Bosnia, Montenegro & Albania
From
€1270 to €1390
8 days
ex flights
Cycle the Balkans - Three country cycling adventure
Tailor made
London to the Balkans and back by rail & sea
From
Ł4995 to Ł5280
14 days
including return by train
Flight free return trip to Albania, Balkans & Italy
Small group2027: 16 Apr, 27 Aug, 2028: 14 Apr
Highlights of the Balkans small group tour
From
Ł3799
16 days
ex flights
Discover where Europe meets the Orient
Small group2027: 8 May, 28 Aug
Croatia, Montenegro and Bosnia guided cycling holiday
From
€1595
8 days
ex flights
Cycling in the Balkans: Croatia, Montenegro, Bosnia
Small group
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Bosnia-Herzegovina map & highlights
About the same size as Costa Rica, Bosnia-Herzegovina may not offer the same wow factor on species, or indeed ‘costas’, but it does on scenery. And secrecy – because this is one of Europe’s best kept secrets for lovers of rugged wild places. Sarajevo, the capital, is one of Europe’s most fascinating cities for history, from its Ottoman founders to the 1993 siege; medieval Mostar is a must; and – oh! – those mountains. From the Bjelašnicas, famous for 1984 Winter Olympics to the Durmitor range, with the country’s highest peak Maglic, well protected by sublime Sutjeska National Park, this country is quickly climbing its way up the ladder of trekking tourism, summer and winter.
Bjelašnica mountains
1. Bjelašnica mountains
Sarajevo’s 1984 Winter Olympics were thanks to these mountains on its doorstep, making this one of the most perfect winter activity destinations, so close to the capital. Snowshoeing is popular, travelling from peaks such as Visocica and Crveni Kuk, passing remote mountain villages, frozen waterfalls and white powdered canyons. There are myriad walking trails in summer, too.
Blagaj
2. Blagaj
This town has an almost fairytale like quality, set into a rock face with a spring oozing through it to form the Buna River. Also set into the rock is an ancient ‘tekke’ or Dervish monastery which, for a mystical cult, is pretty impressive. Take a walk along the river here, or just hang out in one of the river cafes and watch the world go by.
Lukomir
3. Lukomir
The country’s highest village, at an altitude of 1,495m in the Bjelašnica Mountains, is also home to a semi-nomadic traditional Bosniak community. Wearing traditional dress, and living in ancient stone and wooden houses, this village goes back to medieval times, seen by the ancient 'stecci' or tombstones. The views of, or hiking to the Rakitnica Canyon just to add to this lost in time and beauty experience.
Mostar
4. Mostar
Mostar is all about building bridges, with its famous, single span Stari Most Bridge over Neretva River built during the Ottoman Empire, but destroyed in the war. It has been restored, and is now the greatest symbol of Muslim, Croat and Serb reunification. Travel by train from Sarajevo if you can, cutting through mountains, following the river and taking time to take in this now, thankfully, tranquil terrain.
Pocitelj
5. Pocitelj
Located in a natural karst amphitheatre on the banks of the River Neretva, this stunning ancient town was recently awarded UNESCO status. Going back as far as Ottoman times, this walled town was a fort to protect the Neretva Valley, resulting in this impressive architecture of Sahat Kula fort. Similarly impressive, set into the rocky limestone terrain, is the nearby Kravica Waterfall. Again, pack your swimsuit.
Sarajevo
6. Sarajevo
Notorious for the longest siege of the Yugoslav wars, it now takes siege only of hearts and minds, with culture in every cobbled street, church and café. Don’t miss the Historical Museum or the Tunnel Museum, constructed during the Siege of 1993. Or the Jewish and Orthodox museums, to learn what an ethnically eclectic city this was for generations. If ever there was a city to taking a guided walking tour, this is it.
Sutjeska National Park
7. Sutjeska National Park
Here you will find some of Europe’s most hidden hiking trails through one of its last primeval forests, Perucica, with added bonus of mighty Durmitor Mountains to ooh and aah over. Not just with delight either, with some peaks to push those muscles, such as Maglic (2,386m), the country’s highest, or Ugljesin (1,858m). If you like a wild swim, pack your swimsuit and dip into the waters of Donje Bare Lake.
Our Bosnia-Herzegovina holidays reviews
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M Lloyd10 Sep 2026
Bosnia Herzegovina has the most beautiful landscape, and just driving through it was wonderful. Sarajevo was fascinating and the smaller towns all had interesting histories and areas to explore.read more
Kath Norgrove20 Jun 2026
I had been looking at the Balkans Rail trip for many years, and it turned out to be an excellent experience. I’m so glad we finally went; it was memorable from start to finish. Travelling by rail made the trip especially rewarding. It gave us a unique opportunity to compare and contrast the different countries along the route, with each destination offering its own distinct character.read more
Ian Caldwell13 May 2026
The 4 wheel drive into the country side. About 4.5 Stars.read more
Deborah Tew02 Jun 2026
Memorable parts?
The stunning scenery in particular in Montenegro and Albania. The people were friendly and helpful wherever we went. The accommodation was excellentread more
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