Top Sarajevo Bus Tours

Trebević is one of the favorite mountains of Sarajevans. It is so close to the city that you can get there in 15 minutes, and yet far enough to enjoy the peaceful nature, great hiking trails and awesome views. Join us on this trip and explore one of the 1984 Winter Olympic venues, the bobsled track, and hike to the top of the mountain to enjoy one of the best views of Sarajevo and surrounding mountains.

See more of Herzegovina in one day than you ever could on your own on a tour that takes in Mostar, and the picturesque River Buna. Explore a land that many travelers don’t reach, and see what Herzegovina is like outside of the city limits of Sarajevo. Travel to the spring where the Buna begins, and see the powerful and beautiful Kravice Waterfalls.

Discover central Bosnia’s culture and heritage on this full day tour from Sarajevo. Visit the mythical Pyramid of the Sun en-route to Travnik to learn more about the Ottoman legacy and tuck into delicious Ćevapi, a local lunch on-the-go, and some of the country’s best cheese. In Jajce, gaze out over the mirrored Pliva Lakes and visit key sites including Jajce Fortress and the catacombs.

The end of 15th century in Europe was the end of peaceful life for some of the people. After the fall of Granada in 1492, began the persecution of Jews from Spain and Portugal. Find out how in the 16th century the Sarajevans developed new neighbors – the Sephardim Jews and how life looked like in the Sijavus Pasha’s Quarter. Discover what they used to do, what songs they sang and which specialties they used to prepare. You'll also learn about the fascinating Ladino language. On this tour, you can hear about all of this. The tour will tell you the story of the Jewish Community in Sarajevo, the story of Sephardim and Ashkenazim Jews, their life, happiness, suffering, persecution, place of their eternal resting and place of struggle with death and suffering.

During the Bosnian War of the 1990s, Sarajevo set a new record for the amount of time a city had been blockaded, and it took its toll. This small-group guided tour is your chance to learn how people lived through the 4-year Sarajevo Siege as you visit key sites, including the Tunnel of Hope and Sniper Alley. Plus, hear firsthand experiences, including stories from local veterans that bring Sarajevo’s past to life.

Visoko is a small crafty town located in central Bosnia. It was an early center of the Bosnian medieval state, and the sight where the first Bosnian King Tvrtko I was crowned. Visoko lies on river Bosna and in modern history it will be remembered thanks to the Bosnian pyramids and Semir Osmanagić who started this explorative project. Pyramids trip lasts around 3-4 hours. Departure time is optional. On the way to Visoko, the drive will last 30 minutes and the tour guide will give You elementary information about the city, history and pyramids. There are two interesting places to visit in this tour. Visočica is a hill overlooking the town of Visoko. Semir Osmanagić claims that Visočica and several surrounding hills concealed pyramids. So first stop is at the tunnels Ravne under Visočica with specialized tour guide and after that we are ready to go to see stone blocks on Visočica hill.

Through ID Bosnia's siege tour you will learn how people managed to survive in harsh conditions without water, electricity, heating and food for 1425 days. The tour makes people more appreciate every day modern life in peace. Through the tours tourists will learn also how citizens of Sarajevo also fought with "weapons" like culture and strong will. Sarajevo Film Festival was found during siege, Sarajevo hosted Iron Maiden and had it's own Monty Pythons doing sketches during siege. "The siege tour of Sarajevo" is a best example that we need to learn and to speak for the future generations what happened in the middle of Europe. Why? Because we need to stop any kind of nationalism, racism or religious fundamentalism. After so many wars fighting on different continents it's finally time to stop it. Bosnians know what is war and that war doesn't bring anything good, but misery and pain. *The remaining 1 hour and 20 minutes will be allotted for driving in between attractions.

You will enjoy mountain Ravna planina views, just a 40 minutes drive from Sarajevo. When we arrive at the location, we will go to the top of the mountain by a cable car where you can enjoy activities like swimming in the lake, ziplining, exploring Dino park and adrenaline park, which are especially suitable for children. On special request, we can provide quad bike ride through the forrest. Also, you will visit the spring of river Miljacka, the river that flows through Sarajevo and enjoy in the landscaping views of untouched nature. Near that place, you can have a lunch by the fishpond, where you can try fresh river fish and taste great wines and homemade spirits.

The name of the REGION in the official name of the country? Yes! Bosnia and HERZEGOVINA. The only such known example in the world. Find out why through the cultural, natural and historical uniqueness of Herzegovina, where Mostar on the UNESCO list, Počitelj, Buna, Konjic and Jablanica proudly hold the title of top Bosnian attractions. One of the warmest regions in Europe, nicknamed "California" is endowed by the coldest river in the world, the Neretva. Let's get to know Herzegovina on a day tour from Sarajevo.

Journey to Bosnia’s iconic sites! From Jajce to Travnik and Pliva Lakes & Watermills, explore historic towns and beautiful landscapes in one unforgettable day. Uncover Bosnia’s treasures in a day! From Jajce’s medieval wonders to Travnik’s Ottoman past and Pliva Lakes’ beauty—this tour is a must. Start your day with a convenient pickup from your hotel in Sarajevo. Travel to the Ottoman-era city of Travnik and the medieval town of Jajce, exploring iconic landmarks and experiencing local culture. Visit the Ornamented Mosque, Birthplace of Ivo Andrić and the Travnik Fortress. Continue to Jajce and discover the Pliva Lakes and the unique watermills of Jajce. Stop at the Pliva Waterfall for a photo opportunity. Explore the Jajce Fortress and the Catacombs. Visit the Esma Sultana Mosque and enjoy some free time to shop and explore the city center. Finally, return to Sarajevo.

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).

Explore the enchanting region of Herzegovina on a full-day tour from Sarajevo. Discover Mostar's iconic Stari Most, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, stroll through the medieval streets of the village of Počitelj and admire the spectacular Kravice Waterfalls. The tour also includes a stop in the picturesque town of Konjic, famous for its historic Ottoman bridge (Stari Most of Konjic), and the mystical Tekke of Blagaj, located next to the source of the Buna River. With an experienced Guide and comfortable transportation, this trip offers a perfect combination of culture, history and natural beauty. The tour includes: Full-day tour of Herzegovina from Sarajevo Visit to iconic sites : Mostar, Kravice Falls, Počitelj and Tekke of Blagaj Comfortable Transport and Professional Guide Available in English and Italian Maximum 30 participants per tour

Discover a city that bridges Bosnian and Herzegovinian cultures on a guided tour of Konjic that goes from master woodworkers to local landmarks. History, traditions, and colorful characters are essential parts of Konjic’s charm, and exploring with a guide unlocks the stories behind each place you see; it's a personal window into local life that you won't find in guidebooks.

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.

This tour is perfect for the families that want to escape from the city crowd. Even if you will stay in Sarajevo, you will get a sense of the perfect peace, calm and nature fresh breath. You will be amazed by the perfect and peaceful sound of the water springs, beautiful swans, great green grass, and birds songs. This place as from the fairy tale is just half an hour form the Sarajevo center. There you can make picnic, read books, ride on horses carriages, or just walk through wonderful park. This place is perfect for you if you need to bring back your energy on high level and spend quality time with friend and/or family.

By the arrival in Kraljeva Sutjeska You have the feeling that You have sailed through time and have returned to the past. Kraljeva Sutjeska and fortress Bobovac were the seat of two Bosnian kings of the Kotromanić, Tomaš and Tvrtko dynasties. The importance of this historical fortress is also that the Bosnian royal crown was guarded, the royal grave chapel, which is assumed that King Stjepan Ostoja ordered the old bishop’s church to be rearranged for that purpose. Three Bosnian kings were buried there: Stjepan Ostoja, Tvrtko II Kotromanić and Stjepan Tomaš Kotromanić. The only fully preserved object in Bobovac is the mausoleum which Queen Katarina raised to the King Tvrtko after his death. For the last Bosnian Queen, St. Catherine, women as a sign of grief in their traditional costumes cover the head with a black scarf. In about 2-hour long drive, You will be in Kraljeva Sutjeska, getting closer to Bobovac, medieval town.

Mostar from a different angle. We talk about ruins and abandoned places, hidden gems away from typical tourist attractions. Slightly darker topic, where we explore the aftermaths of the war and the declining society. This tour is aimed mostly fans of urban exploration, fans of archeology and photography.

Visit most beautiful sights of Herzegovina in full day tour from Sarajevo. Starting from small town Konjic with introduction to Neretva river that will follow us trough the mediterainan journey. We will drive next to Jablanicko lake and majestic Neretva canyon towards Mostar, Blagaj, Pocitelj and Kravica waterfalls. So much to see at such small area

Let’s go to the favorite mountain of people from Sarajevo and enjoy an amazing city panorama during our picnic lunch! We will meet at a designated spot and go up to Trebević to the starting point of the hike. The hike will start from the abandoned bobsleigh track on Trebević. We have around half a kilometer on a flat trail, after which the 5 kilometer long hike starts. The highest peak of Mountain Trebević is a perfect spot for our picnic lunch! After lunch, luckily, the hike does not continue uphill, but rather we will enjoy a walk down the mountain through a wonderful forest. The elevation gain in this tour is approximately 700 meters.

The drive from Sarajevo to Srebrenica is approximately 2 and a half hours. We will visit Srebrenica Memorial Center and the city of Srebrenica. Srebrenica genocide was the massacre which happened in July 1995 in which more than 8000 Bosniaks, mostly men, but women and children as well, who lived in and around Srebrenica, were killed. The International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia declared that the massacre in Srebrenica was a genocide. Potočari, a small place near Srebrenica, was declared a safe zone by the Dutch UN units. However, Bosnian Serb units overran the protection zone and went on to massacre over 8000 Bosniaks. There is video footage from that period, played in the Memorial Center, which shows executions. The victims were buried in mass graves, and to this day, many victims are still not identified nor found. Memorial was officially opened by the former US President Bill Clinton in September 2003. That same year in March, the first 600 victims were identified.

Looking for a unique hiking adventure? Our Lukomir Village Hiking Tour is a once-in-a-lifetime outdoor and cultural experience. Perfect for nature lovers, it’s both rewarding and unforgettable.

A private half-day trip from Sarajevo, about five to six hours in total. We pick you up at 10:00 from your hotel or from Sarajevo City Hall and drive 40 minutes north to Bijambare, a protected area of pine forest and meadows. You go into the main cave on a guided visit with the cave staff (included), along a lit path between the stalactites. Back outside you see a group of medieval tombstones (stećci) in the forest. There is also a swing on the cliff edge if you want a photo. On the way back you stop at Vrelo Bosne, the spring of the Bosna River at the foot of Mount Igman. Paths and small wooden bridges cross the streams, and the walk is flat and easy. Entrance fees and the private car are included. Your driver is also your tour leader.

A private tour of the places that tell the story of the 1992-1995 siege of Sarajevo. We pick you up at 10:00 from your hotel or from Sarajevo City Hall and drive to Butmir, where a family house still hides the entrance to the Tunnel of Hope. The tunnel ran 800 metres under the airport runway and was the city's only link to the outside world for most of the war. You walk through the short section that is still open and see the small museum in the house. On the way back you stop at a Sarajevo Rose, a shell scar filled with red resin, and at the Yellow Fortress for a view over the old town. The tour ends with the cable car up Mount Trebević, with the whole city below you. Entrance fees, the cable car ticket and the private car are included. Your driver is also your tour leader.

In Konjic first we have delicious Bosnian breakfast. Later we take the rafting needed equipment, and afterwards we head it towards the rafting starting point, located around 45 min uphill drive. On way there views over Boračko Lake and upper flow of Neretva river are simply outstanding. Once we are there everything that follows is pure enjoyment. Neretva will bring us astonishing slopes, canyons, clean and fresh drinkable water, untouched nature, great beaches, fish, birds, and even more. Somewhere in the middle will be time for break - doing some swimming, sun-bathing, diving or other activities.