Top Sarajevo Private Sightseeing Tours

A private trip to Visoko, 30 kilometres north-west of Sarajevo. We pick you up at 10:00 from your hotel or from Sarajevo City Hall. A local guide from the site shows you the hill known as the Bosnian Pyramid of the Sun and explains the different views on it, from what geologists say to the claims that made it famous. You then walk through the Ravne Tunnels, a network of dug-out passages that stay cool all year, with a guide from the tunnel team, and finish in Park Ravne 2, a forest park with walking paths, small ponds and art pieces. The pace is easy and there is time for coffee in Visoko. Entrance fees, the guided visits at the pyramid and in the tunnels, and the private car are included. Your driver is also your tour leader.

Explore all that Herzegovina has to offer with this private adventure tour from Sarajevo. Highlights of the tour include coffee at Jablanicas Lake, the Museum Battle for the Wounded on Neretva River, exploring Kravice Falls and the Blagaj tekija Old Town. Doing so will give you a comprehensive opportunity to indulge in Balkan history, culture, and delicacies.

Get out of the city and into nature with ease on this full-day private hiking tour. Depart from Sarajevo in a private vehicle and make your way to Skakavac Waterfall. Spend the day hiking past cliffs and streams and through forests. Take a break part way through the day for a picnic lunch in the forest.

Discover the rich family history along the stunning highlands of Bjelašnica on this intimate heritage trail. Traverse the picturesque villages of Umoljani, Lukomir and Čuhovići, peaks of Obalj and Lovnica, while immersing yourself in breathtaking mountain scenery and cultural heritage. This trail invites you to delve into the stories of our ancestors and connect with the landscapes that shaped them. - Explore charming villages with deep family roots in the Bjelašnica highlands - Experience the dramatic peaks and stunning landscapes of the region - Learn about local culture and heritage through guided insights - Ideal for travelers interested in history, culture, and nature

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.

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.

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.

A private day trip into the Vranica mountains west of Sarajevo, running from April to October (winter dates on request). We leave at 10:00 from your hotel or from Sarajevo City Hall and drive through Kiseljak to Fojnica. The Franciscan monastery in Fojnica keeps a library of old books and manuscripts, a collection of paintings and the Ahdnama of 1463, the sultan's charter that let the friars stay and work. From there the road climbs to Prokoško Lake at about 1,600 metres, with shepherds' wooden huts along the shore. You can walk around the lake, take photos and, if you want, have a home-made lunch in one of the shepherds' huts (choose the Tour & Meal option). The last part of the road is rough gravel, so we use a vehicle that can handle it. The car is for your group only, and your driver is also your tour leader.

Discover the industrial heritage of Zenica on a guided tour. Learn about the city's industrial past and its impact on urban development. Watch a rare archival documentary film and enjoy the city.

Do you wish to hike to the tallest waterfall in all of Bosnia and Herzegovina with a height of 98 meters and have a picnic lunch with an unforgettable view? If so, this tour is perfect for you! From the starting point of the hike, there is around 5 kilometers of slightly downhill terrain which is going to Skakavac waterfall. When we reach the waterfall, we will have our picnic lunch there. After lunch, we will take a different uphill trail which is going to show us a different view of the waterfall, from the top side. That trail is approximately 3 kilometers long. After we have enjoyed the view, we will walk for another 2 kilometers on flat gravel, back to our starting point.

A private day trip that combines Tito's Bunker in Konjic with Mostar and Blagaj. The departure time follows the bunker's guided visits: 7:30 or 10:30 from April to October, and 7:30 from November to March. Pickup is from your hotel or from Sarajevo City Hall. After a stop at the Old Bridge in Konjic you go inside ARK D-0, the nuclear shelter built in secret for Tito and the Yugoslav leadership; the bunker's own guides show you around (included). Next is the broken railway bridge in Jablanica, left in the river since the 1943 Battle of the Neretva. In Mostar your tour leader walks you through the old bazaar to Stari Most and leaves you time for lunch. The last stop is Blagaj, where a dervish house stands under a cliff at the spring of the Buna River. Entrance fees and the private car are included. Your driver is also your tour leader; if you would like a certified local guide in Mostar, let us know after booking (€77 per group).

A private day trip south of Sarajevo to Konjic and Boračko Lake. In Konjic you stop at the Old Stone Bridge over the Neretva, then go inside Tito's Bunker (ARK D-0), a nuclear shelter built in secret for the Yugoslav leadership between 1953 and 1979. The rooms, offices and machinery are still as they were. The bunker is shown by its own guides at 9:00 and 12:00, so we leave Sarajevo at 7:30 or 10:30 to match the visit you choose. Pickup is from your hotel or from Sarajevo City Hall. Afterwards you drive up to Boračko Lake, a small mountain lake in the forest above Konjic. There is time for a walk around the shore, a swim in summer and lunch by the water. The car is for your group only, and your driver is also your tour leader. Inside the bunker you are guided by its own staff; this visit is included in the price.

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.

Embark on an exciting journey through Bosnia and Herzegovina with our exclusive tour starting from Sarajevo. Explore ancient towns, stunning landscapes, and cultural treasures with our young, fun-loving team of drivers and professional guides. They're dedicated to ensuring your journey is seamless and memorable, sharing their in-depth knowledge of the region's history and hidden gems. Choose from our diverse fleet of vehicles, including luxurious options like the Mercedes Benz Van or the Mercedes Benz CLS for a premium travel experience. For adventure seekers, our Range Rovers offers rugged reliability, while the Kia Sportage, Suzukis, Golf 6, Golf 7, and more provide practicality and comfort. Join us for an unforgettable expedition steeped in history, charm, and loads of fun!

A private day trip to the shepherd villages of Bjelašnica mountain, running from April to October. We leave at 10:00 from your hotel or from Sarajevo City Hall and drive up past the ski slopes of the 1984 Winter Olympics. Lukomir, at almost 1,500 metres, is the highest village in Bosnia that people still live in. Its stone houses with steep wooden roofs sit on the edge of the Rakitnica Canyon, and a few families still bring their sheep up for the summer. You walk through the village with your tour leader and can buy hand-knitted socks and woollens. Then visit Umoljani, with its small old mosque and medieval tombstones (stećci), and walk to Studeni Potok, a cold stream in the meadow below the village. Your driver is also your tour leader and knows the area well. The car and driver are for your group only. Lunch in Umoljani can be added with the Tour & Meal option.