Top Sarajevo Adventure Tours - page 2

Experience the historic charm of Sarajevo’s Vrelo Bosne Park with a carriage ride along the Great Alley, a tradition dating back to 1895. This leisurely horsedrawn excursion is perfect for families, couples, or travelers needing a walking break. As you traverse the two miles (3.5 kilometers) of tree-lined pathways to the Bosna River, soak in the park’s lush foliage and content birdlife.

TARASPORT prides itself with over a decade of experience in organizing outdoor activities are a great love towards the surrounding nature. It is our goal to introduce our area to travelers from all around the world, since tourism vise it is still quite undiscovered.

Embark on an unforgettable adventure with our Kozica Waterfalls Hiking Tour from Sarajevo. Your journey begins with a scenic drive to the charming town of Fojnica, known for its rich history and stunning natural beauty. As we leave the town behind, we venture into the lush, untouched wilderness that Bosnia and Herzegovina is famous for. The hike starts on a picturesque trail that winds through centuries-old forests, leading you to the enchanting Kozica Waterfalls. Along the way, you’ll be captivated by the serene surroundings and the sound of birds singing. Our experienced guide will share fascinating stories and insights about the local flora, fauna, and history, making each step of the hike an enriching experience. Upon reaching the waterfalls, you'll be greeted by the sight of crystal-clear water cascading down steep cliffs, creating a series of smaller and larger falls, the tallest of which is about 20 meters high. The breathtaking beauty and the soothing sounds of the waterfalls

We will hike in Sutjeska national park, the oldest and largest national park in Bosnia, and Nature Park Piva in Montnegro. Sutjeska national park is a place where you can enjoy breathtaking views, but it also has very interesting history due to iconic WW2 battles that happened there. Join us on this trip and learn how Partisans managed to gain victory against much more powerful enemy thanks to their guerilla warfare, while hiking just bellow Bosnia's highest peak and enjoying stunning nature.

Experience the charm and allure of Bosnia on our captivating tour, blending ancient mysteries, natural beauty, and delightful cuisine. Explore the enigmatic Bosnian pyramids and uncover the secrets of the tunnel complex. Find peace in the tranquil Park of Ravne, surrounded by lush forests. Discover the diverse flora and fauna at Bosnia Spring Park, and savor the rich flavors of traditional Bosnian cuisine. This unforgettable journey highlights Bosnia's unique blend of history, nature, and culinary delights, offering you a truly distinctive experience.

Book this private tour to hike between Umojani and Lukomir villages in Bosnia, and get some exercise, a dose of fresh country air, and some peace and quiet in the remote areas. You’ll see Stecci’s medieval tombstones along the way, hear all about them from your guide, and also stop for an included picnic lunch to keep you energized.

Winter Olympic Games are definitely an important part of our past and it is also a bright spot in the history of Sarajevo. 1984 was the year that celebrated Sarajevo, the mountains Trebević, Igman, Bjelašnica and Jahorina. In the air, you could feel the enthusiasm and good vibes. Everyone wanted to participate and be a part of this historical event. Only thirty minutes of driving are needed to reach these natural resources since the city is surrounded by mountains from all sides. Bobsleigh track on Trebević is considered to be the most beautiful abandoned place in the world, being visited by a lot of sports journalists and fans. Skiing is still the most popular winter sport and the perfect getaway to the Igman and Jahorina mountains. If You are a fan of nature, fresh air, good company, and exploring something new, this could be the perfect deal!

This is your private escape into Bosnia’s wild heart—no groups, no rigid itineraries, just you and the untamed Dinaric Alps. From the moment we pick you up with rugged Land Cruiser, every stop bends to your pace. We’ll carve through Bjelašnica’s golden plateaus where shepherds still roam, pausing exactly where you want to capture that perfect shot of wildflower meadows melting into jagged peaks. At the mysterious Stećci tombs, you’ll touch 14th-century carvings as your guide deciphers their secrets just for your ears. Blatačko Lake awaits—a liquid mirror that disappears and reappears with the seasons. We’ll time your visit so you see it glinting under the Balkan sun, doubling the mountains in its waters. Then, the crown jewel: Lukomir village perched at 1500 meters. Your private feast here comes with cliff-edge views over Rakitnica Canyon, where every bite of slow-cooked Bosnian cuisine tastes like tradition. This is Bosnia beyond the brochures—raw, intimate, and exclusively yours.

At the junction of Bosnia and Herzegovina with Montenegro, at the foot of the high mountains of Maglić, Volujak and Zelengora, where the inaccessible canyon of the river Sutjeska widens, the settlement of Tjentište was tucked away. The large memorial complex was built on Tjentište in honor and memory of the great Battle of Sutjeska (5th Offensive, "Operation Schwarz"), one of the bloodiest battles fought by partisan forces in 1943 against combined German and Italian troops. The subsequent development of the activity brought with it decisions for the expansion and construction of a larger complex, which includes: the Sutjeska Battle Memorial, an ossuary, a small brigade amphitheater, the Battle Museum, the Sutjeska Battle Memorial House (Spomen dom) and a number of memorials in the vicinity of Tjentišta. The area of Sutjeska was declared a National Park on January 13, 1962. Minimum number of passengers is four (4).

Learn about the history of Sarajevo and our culture while enjoying the beautiful nature around the city from the comfort of your seat. A little north of Sarajevo lies Mount Ozren, with many peaks offering stunning views of Bosnia's capital. One of them is Bukovik, with an altitude of 1,534 m. From there, you can see the city of Sarajevo and the four Olympic mountains surrounding it: Bjelašnica, Igman, Trebević, and Jahorina. On our way down, we'll leave the wide, open areas behind and enter a beautiful, peaceful forest where one of the highest waterfalls in Europe is hidden. Its name is Skakavac, and it stands 98 meters tall. An easy 20-minute walk to see the waterfall is optional, and if you don't feel like doing it we don't have to, but we highly recommend it! Along the way, we will also visit the Grdonj viewpoint and Crepoljsko peak, both of which offer stunning views of Sarajevo and the surrounding mountains. Be prepared to take some beautiful photos.