One week is the perfect amount of time for a first trip to Bosnia and Herzegovina. It is enough to see the capital, the Ottoman bridges and stone towns of Herzegovina, the country’s best waterfalls and a few places most visitors never reach. Here is a day-by-day 7-day Bosnia itinerary put together by our local guides.
Settle in and spend the afternoon in the Old Town. Walk through Baščaršija, see the Sebilj fountain and the Gazi Husrev-beg Mosque, and cross the Latin Bridge. End the day with ćevapi and a Bosnian coffee.
Spend the day on the city’s 20th century: the Tunnel of Hope museum, the former Sniper Alley, the 1984 Olympic bobsleigh track on Mount Trebević and the Yellow Fortress at sunset. This is exactly what our Sarajevo Grand Tour covers in five hours.
Drive south along the Neretva river, one of the most scenic roads in the Balkans. Stop in Konjic to see its old stone bridge, and in Jablanica at the bridge made famous by the World War II battle. Arrive in Mostar in the afternoon and watch the divers jump from the Old Bridge.
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Head north to Jajce, the old royal town of medieval Bosnia, where a waterfall drops right in the middle of town. Nearby, the Pliva lakes are lined with small wooden watermills.
On the way back, stop in Travnik, once the seat of the Ottoman viziers, with its colourful mosque, old fortress and riverside springs. Arrive in Sarajevo in the evening.
Before your flight, take a relaxed walk at Vrelo Bosne, the springs of the Bosna river, just 20 minutes from the airport.
Driving, parking and timing across Bosnia can be tricky for first-time visitors. Our 7 Days Bosnia Tour Package (from €850) covers Sarajevo, Mostar, the Kravica waterfalls and Blagaj with accommodation, breakfast, transport, entrance fees and a local guide included. The exact route may differ from this guide, and we can adapt it to you.
Short on time? See our 4 Days and 5 Days packages. Want more? Try the 10 Days Bosnia Tour Package.
Yes. A week covers the main highlights at a comfortable pace. Ten days lets you add more of central and eastern Bosnia.
Yes. Bosnia is a welcoming country and a popular destination for travelers from all over the world.
Yes. See all Bosnia tour packages and send us an enquiry with your dates and interests.
Day trips from Sarajevo: Mostar and Herzegovina Tour (from €90) · Medieval Bosnia: Travnik and Jajce Tour (from €85)
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