Top Sarajevo Eco Tours

Hutovo blato was declared as park of nature in 1995. Because its outstanding beauty and significance. Karst water from hills makes larger number of lakes, gorges and river Krupa and ensures a high level of groundwater, coming down hill in valleys. High level of underground water effects on appearance of constant and semi-constant springs and wells. Lakes of Hutovo blato represents crypto depressions, because the bottoms of some lakes are under the sea level ( Jelim 18m ). The biggest lakes on Hutovo blato are: Deransko, Jelim, Drijen, Orah, Škrka and Svitava. Svitava lake is artificial accumulation, made during the construction of hydropower Čapljina. All lakes of Hutovo blato are mutually conected with large number of canals and gorges.

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.

Hike one of Bosnia’s most popular hikes, the Lukomir Highland Village Hike, on this private one-day trip from Sarajevo. You’ll have personal transportation to the start of the trek, hiking poles, snacks along the way, and a traditional Bosnian lunch along the way. You won’t have to worry about organizing any of that- just enjoy the day out, the hike, and the views.

This exciting truck safari in Zelengora offers an adrenaline-packed forest drive leading to the Vučije stijene viewpoint, where a 30-minute coffee break is enjoyed. The adventure continues with a sandwich breakfast at Konjska voda spring. The journey then takes you through the forest, crossing Džafer’s stream to reach Orlovačko Lake, encircling the lake with picturesque views and photo opportunities. Next, the drive ascends halfway up Stog peak, 1821 meters high, with an optional hike and an hour-long break. After the pause, the trip heads to Borilovačko (Jugovo) Lake for lunch, followed by a leisurely return to the starting point. This safari encapsulates the essence of Zelengora’s natural beauty, combining scenic drives, tranquil breaks, and exploration of its stunning lakes.

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).