Top Sarajevo Safaris

Trade the busy city streets of Sarajevo for the serene nature of Bosnia and Herzegovina on this small-group tour. Climb aboard a 4x4 to explore the abandoned ski jumps used in the 1984 Winter Olympics, explore rural villages, and visit Boraco Lake where you can take a refreshing dip. While you explore your guide provides insight on the history and culture of the country.

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.

Go beyond the tourist sights and get a feel for the authentic culture of Sarajevo with this walking tour that focuses on the city’s cuisine and artisan crafts. Join your insider guide for a stroll through the city, with stops to sample classic Bosnian specialties and visit local artisan workshops. Taste savory and sweet treats and see how skilled craftspeople create coffee grinders, paintbrushes, and other treasures by hand.

Arrival of the participants in Konjic, check in and organised transport to village Borci. Borrowing equipment and beginning of the cycling tour from the Boračko lake over paved – asphalt road to Ruište mountain (lunch break). During trip you can see beautiful scenes of the Boračko lake, and you can also visit tombstonoes of necropolis from 15 century. Continue riding on the right side of Neretva river to the Mostar city and arrival under the Old Bridge (sightseeing tour of the Mostar city). This mountain biking tour magazine National Geographic listed in top 10 destinations in Europe you should visit. Duration of this tour is about 5 hours, which depends on riding pace. All necessary equipment is for mountain biking is provided.

It only takes two to four hours a week to achieve a general improvement to your health. Cycling is: Low impact – it causes less strain and injuries than most other forms of exercise. A good muscle workout – cycling uses all of the major muscle groups as you pedal. Easy – unlike some other sports, cycling does not require high levels of physical skill. Most people know how to ride a bike and, once you learn, you don’t forget. Good for strength and stamina – cycling increases stamina, strength and aerobic fitness. As intense as you want – cycling can be done at very low intensity to begin with, if recovering from injury or illness, but can be built up to a demanding physical workout. A fun way to get fit – the adventure and buzz you get from coasting down hills and being outdoors means you are more likely to continue to cycle regularly, compared to other physical activities that keep you indoors or require special times or places. Time-efficient – as a mode of transport, cycling replaces