Top Sarajevo Bus Tours - page 2

Explore the cultural heritage of east Bosnia and west Serbia with ease on this full-day tour from Sarajevo. Depart from your hotel with your guide and visit the Borak Necropolis. Continue on to see the Ottoman-era bridge in Visegrad. Take a cruise on the Drina River and admire the views from the water. After crossing the border, explore Tara National Park in Serbia.

Travelers that want a comprehensive overview of Sarajevo shouldn't miss this citywide guided tour, combining walking and driving, so you can see all the top sights. From historic churches and mosques to the markets of the Old Town, visitors get an overview of the city, its history, and culture. Highlights include exploring the older parts of the city, taking in views from Trebevic Mountain, and sipping an included Bosnian coffee.

Konjic, Kravice Waterfall, Pocitelj, Blagaj, and Mostar and some of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s highlights, but seeing all of them in a day can be tricky without a car. On this full-day tour, tick off all of them in the company of a guide. Depart from your hotel and make your way by vehicle to the Old Bridge of Mostar, before continuing on to the other sights.

Check out two of Bosnia’s towns on this small-group tour to both Travnik and Jajce, plus make several other stops along the way. Visit the stilt houses at Mlincici, try some water sports on Pliva Lakes, Explore Jajce Fortress, and so much more. All your transport is taken care of, so you move seamlessly between sites in a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle.

Discover nature with this hike through the lush scenery of Sutjeska National Park. Traverse up the hill to the Trnovacko Lake - famous for its unique heart shape. While climbing through the mountains you'll see sights including the region's highest peak and cross the border into Montenegro. This trip can be easily customized to your experience levels with the option for advanced hikers to continue to the top of Mount Maglc.

Spend the day hiking around Bjelasnica Mountain on this tour from Sarajevo. Visit the Umoljani and Lukomir villages to learn about the Bosnian and Herzegovinian way of life in the mountainous territories. Hiking time is 3 to 4 hours round-trip; tour includes round-trip transportation from Sarajevo.

Amazing tour of Herzegovina with transfer to Kotor. With just one day to explore Herzegovina, this full-day tour from Sarajevo will check off all the main highlights. Explore the historic towns of Konjic, Pocitelj, and Blagaj; admire natural wonders including Jablanicko Lake and Neretva river canyon; and visit the UNESCO-listed town of Mostar, famous for its picturesque Old Town and Old Bridge. Full-day Herzegovina, Mostar, and Blagaj Tekke tour from Sarajevo. Admire the UNESCO World Heritage-listed monuments of Mostar on a guided walking tour. Great-value tour includes hotel pickup, entrance fees, and transfer to Kotor Small-group tour limited to 15 people ensures a personalized experience.

Make the most of your journey from Sarajevo to Zagreb by booking this small-group tour, where you’ll stop at several historic and scenic spots along the way. Your driver will navigate while you ride comfortably in your air-conditioned vehicle. Admission to Tvrdjava Stari grad, the Fortress of Jajce, the Catacombs of Jajce, and Pliva Waterfall are all taken care of, so no need to pay extra when you visit these spots.

Visit two of Bosnia’s famous medieval cities today and learn all the history about them from your local guide, while at the same time keeping costs down by joining this group tour. You’ll see the waterfalls of Jajce, stroll through the old town of Travnik, and have the chance to explore the traditional ambiance at a local restaurant or cafe (at your own expense).

Mostar, Konjic, Blagaj, and Pocitelj are all highlights of Herzegovina, but seeing all of them from Sarajevo can be tricky without hiring a car. On this full-day tour, make your way to all four in an air-conditioned minivan or car. Learn about the area from a guide and enjoy a traditional Bosnian breakfast in the morning.

Make the most of a journey from Sarajevo to Dubrovnik—or vice versa—by relaxing and sightseeing on route with these shared transfers. Swap the headaches of bus- or train-hopping for the ease and comfort of an air-conditioned vehicle with a driver-guide, and soak in the views over rural Herzegovina on the way before stopping at must-sees such as Mostar, Blagaj and the Kravice waterfalls. Hotel drop-off in Dubrovnik or Sarajevo makes your journey complete and extra convenient.

Visit the Bosnian community of Srebrenica on a full-day tour from Sarajevo that explores the tragic 1995 massacre and its ongoing legacy.If you want to find out more about the war in Bosnia in the 90’s and understand what was happening in those tough four years, you should visit Srebrenica–a place where the worst atrocity in Europe since the end of World War II happened. This terrible act of ethnical cleansing, defined as an act of genocide and recognized as such by by The American Congress and The European Parliament, will certainly change your perciption of the war you might have had before visiting Srebrenica. Round-trip transport between Srebrenica and Sarajevo takes care of logistics so you can focus on the moving sites.Pay your respects at a massacre memorial and cemetery Tour in Srebrenica covers many tragic stories and after meeting the survivor of Srebrenica genocide your perspective of this human tragedy will certainly affect you and let you think more about what happened.

Combine visits to the royal residence of Jajce, the beautiful Pliva lakes, and the town of Travnik in a single tour from Sarajevo. Get to know the history and culture of these three significant landmarks in Bosnia and Herzegovina with all entrance fees included.

Ideal for travelers short on time, this small-group full-day tour from Sarajevo offers a sweeping introduction to Herzegovina. Highlights include visiting the historic town of Konjic, the Memorial Complex of the Battle on the Neretva in Jablanica, the open-air historic village of Pocitelj, and a walking tour through Mostar, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The tour also includes a visit to Buna, known for its strong karstic spring and river.

Dive deep into the history of Bosnia and Herzegovina as you explore Sarajevo on this war-focused history tour. With a private guide, discover the key landmarks of the capital city including the War Tunnel, the Olympic bobsleigh and luge track, and the Yellow Fortress. Your guide provides information about the Siege of Sarajevo, the longest siege in modern history, and the aftermath of the war.

Travnik and Jajce are two of Bosnia’s loveliest towns, but are about an hour and a half apart by car, and roughly just as far from Sarajevo. This tour lets you see both in one day while letting someone else take care of driving from Sarajevo, so you can focus on exploring the town’s protected cultural sites. See Pliva Lakes and waterfalls, the Jajce Fortress and catacombs, watermills, and more.

Make the most of your time in eastern Bosnia and western Serbia with this exclusive service that combines a one-way transfer between Sarajevo and Belgrade with a full-day tour of the highlights along the route. Stop to admire the UNESCO-listed bridge and Andricgrad in Visegrad, picturesque Drvengrad, and Mokra Gora and its narrow-gauge railway as you make your way between these two major cities.

Discover Sarajevo’s resilience during the longest siege in modern warfare. Visit key landmarks, including the Tunnel of Hope, to hear stories of survival, learn about life under siege, and witness the city's incredible spirit of resistance.

Explore the tragic history of the Srebrenica genocide, a dark chapter in the Bosnian War where over 8,000 Bosniaks lost their lives in July 1995, on this day trip from Sarajevo. Led by a knowledgeable guide, delve into the complexities of the Yugoslav wars and the events leading to the massacre. Visit the Museum of Srebrenica Genocide, hear survivor stories at the Memorial Room, and pay respects at the Memorial Cemetery.

A guided one-way sightseeing journey from Sarajevo to Belgrade Make the most of your one-way transfer, stopping at standout sights along the way Travel comfortably with door-to-door transfers, including hotel pickup and drop-off Enjoy added perks, like a ride down green Drina River and a historic train ride journey

When you come in Bosnia and Herzegovina, instead of the rich history and tradition in some well known cities,it is must to see the LAST Traditional Bosnian NOMAD Village-Lukomir.This Village is well known by the people who there still live as their ancestors in 14th.This place is the highest living village in Bosnia and Herzegovina, placed on 1495 meters above the sea level.You will have a chance on this tour to hike to the Lukomir.On that way you will pass Umoljani, one more great village where you will taste the best Bosnian pie ever. Also,you will see Studeni potok,stream which looks like a snake.The last stop is Lukomir village,where you will have a chance to take a rest during the lunch with local family.If you prefer vegetarian food, do not be afraid, there is the tastiest food that you will ever have a chance to eat.During the winter you can instead of hiking take the snowshoeing tour,and enjoy in the a bit challenging experience that you will never forget in your life.

Gain fascinating insight into the intriguing military history of Sarajevo during a tour of the War Tunnel Museum and sites associated with the Siege of Sarajevo. With an expert historian guide, see soul-stirring sites of violent massacres like Sniper Alley, and then descend to the Tunnel of Hope to receive an introduction to the longest siege in history. Next, visit the history-shrouded mountain of Trebević, and enjoy panoramic city views from the summit, as well as the Yellow Bastion and Jewish Cemetery.

Jajce and Travnik are two of Bosnia's most significant and least visited cities — the kind of places locals consider symbols of their country while most international visitors have never heard of them. This full-day tour from Sarajevo changes that. Two medieval towns, one river valley, and a side of Bosnia that has nothing to prove and everything to show. Jajce was the royal capital of the last Bosnian kingdom — a walled hilltop town where a waterfall drops directly into the city center, glacial Pliva Lakes sit minutes away, and medieval streets run alongside Ottoman layers in a way that makes history feel genuinely alive. Travnik follows — home to a commanding 15th-century fortress, a vivid Ottoman old town, and the birthplace of Ivo Andrić, Bosnia's only Nobel Prize winner in literature. Guests interested in the controversial Bosnian Pyramids can add a stop in Visoko on request. Two cities most travelers miss entirely. One day that changes that completely.

Jopis Broz Tito. One man, million stories. In the year 2000, the public learned of the existence of a huge atomic shelter, one of the largest of its kind in Europe, which could have been used as a protection for 350 people in the event of an atomic incident. On the mountain Zlatar, not far from Konjic there is an object known as Tito’s bunker. Until the discovery of the true purpose, interior and imposing underground content and size, it was only a house that was in the middle of nowhere, as people like to say. More than 30 years ago, this atomic shelter was built, as the main command post of the former JNA. This object was being built 26 years, and $ 4.6 billion has been invested. Only four official commanders knew about the facility, and the workers who had to sign the silent contract. In about 1-hour long drive to Konjic, amazing city in Herzegovina with a lot of history, You will be getting closer to the Bunker.