Top Sarajevo Private Sightseeing Tours

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.

Explore the historic streets of Sarajevo Old Town and find hidden gems that aren’t in the guidebooks with your local guide. Wander the winding alleyways like a local and discover medieval squares, picturesque architecture, and learn about the rich history of Sarajevo. Get closer to the heart of the city, and enjoy the relaxing atmosphere as you hear stories about its people through the ages.

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.

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

Discover the heart of Sarajevo, shaped by centuries of Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian rule, on this self guided tour with a mobile app. See where East meets West, literally, while uncovering the stories behind centuries-old mosques, caravanserais, Austro-Hungarian era cathedrals, and wartime scars. On this tour, you will find out how a house was moved brick by brick, how the city survived the longest siege in modern history and why this city is called the Eastern Jerusalem. From the exact spot that sparked World War I to the hidden corners of the Ottoman bazaar, this route is packed with surprising tales and beautiful architecture. Walk at your own pace, take breaks to sample Bosnian coffee when you like, and dive deep into Sarajevo’s rich, resilient spirit. This tour is ideal for first-time visitors who want both context and flexibility. Our self-guided tours are trusted by over 20,000 travelers, and a full refund guarantee means you can book with confidence

Sarajevo’s complex history and cultural diversity make it one of Europe’s most fascinating cities. Discover it with a local guide on a private walking tour designed for deeper understanding. This personalized tour allows you to discover the exterior of monuments, including museums, while learning about the city’s history and culture. As you walk through historic areas and key landmarks, your guide shares stories that explain Sarajevo’s unique character. Museum visits can be included upon request. With advance contact to personalize the route, this tour is perfect for travelers seeking meaningful insight into Sarajevo.

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.

On our tours we take our guests to a friendly cup of coffee with amazing view at Sarajevo valley and introduce them in adventures way about history of Bosnia & Herzegovina and Fall of Yugoslavia. Every guest we treated as our own friends and we try to present our City through our Life's in Bosnia &Herzegovina. All our tours are adjusted - flexible to our guests so that our guests can enjoy as maximum as possible in just few hours.

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 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.

Sarajevo stands at the true meeting point of East and West, where Ottoman influence gives way to Austro-Hungarian grandeur. On this self-guided audio tour, you’ll journey through the capital’s most difficult chapter to discover how it’s transformed tragedy into a testament of human perseverance. You’ll start at the Meeting of Cultures, a brass line marking the city’s cultural divide. You’ll walk past the Latin Bridge where a wrong turn changed world history, and through the cobblestone streets of Baščaršija. As you walk, you’ll hear poignant stories of survival during the longest siege in modern history. We won’t shy away from difficult conversations about ‘ethnic cleansing’, the complex and painful debates around the term genocide, and the daily work of healing among neighbours who once found themselves on opposite sides. The tour ends at the Yellow Fortress, where panoramic views reveal how the city’s diverse architectural influences blend into a uniquely Sarajevan landscape.

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.

Umoljani and Lukomir hiking tour at Bjelasnica mountain is simply must see and experience journey for any true nature lover, if one ever comes across Sarajevo and Bosnia and Herzegovina. Stunning views of Rakitnica canyon, amazing scenery of Bjelasnica mountain, experiencing way of life at Bosnian most remote nomad village, unique history and culture of local communities, and bit of mythology and much more at one most unique places in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

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.

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 (€64 per group).

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.

Explore Sarajevo at your own pace with a self-guided walking tour on your phone — no app needed and no physical guide. You get a clear map of all 10 stops, simple directions through Google Maps, and short audio stories you can play when you reach each location. The route traces Sarajevo's layered history, from the Ottoman bazaar of Baščaršija to the grand Austro-Hungarian quarter, passing landmarks such as the City Hall (Vijećnica), the Sebilj fountain, the Gazi Husrev-beg Mosque, the Latin Bridge and the Ashkenazi Synagogue. Along the way, interactive quizzes and riddles unlock each stop, so you learn the city's stories while you play. Walk solo or team up with friends and family, start whenever you like, and take as long as you want — your ticket stays valid so you can tour Sarajevo on your own schedule.

A private day trip from Sarajevo to Travnik and Jajce, two old Bosnian capitals about an hour and a half apart. In Travnik you walk up to the fortress, see the Colourful Mosque with its painted walls and pass the house where the writer Ivo Andrić was born. After lunch you drive on to Jajce, the seat of the last Bosnian kings. Your tour leader takes you up through the old town to the fortress, the catacombs and St Luke's bell tower, then down to the Pliva Waterfall, which drops about 20 metres right in the middle of town. If time allows, the last stop is the row of wooden watermills on the Pliva Lakes. The car is yours for the day, and your driver is also your tour leader. If you would like a certified local guide in Travnik and in Jajce, let us know after booking (€64 per group in each town). We leave at 9:00 from your hotel or from Sarajevo City Hall and are back around 20:00.

Get special insight into the history of the Bosnian War, and especially the Siege of Sarajevo, with this private history tour through historically significant sites throughout the city. Follow your guide, who shares personal stories about the difficult historical period, to the Tunnel of Hope, a passageway that allowed movement of food, supplies, and aid into the city during the siege, the Jewish cemetery of Sarajevo, city fortifications, and other sites.

Learn about the history of Sarajevo and our culture while enjoying the beautiful nature around the city from the comfort of your seat. A little north of Sarajevo lies Mount Ozren, with many peaks offering stunning views of Bosnia's capital. One of them is Bukovik, with an altitude of 1,534 m. From there, you can see the city of Sarajevo and the four Olympic mountains surrounding it: Bjelašnica, Igman, Trebević, and Jahorina. On our way down, we'll leave the wide, open areas behind and enter a beautiful, peaceful forest where one of the highest waterfalls in Europe is hidden. Its name is Skakavac, and it stands 98 meters tall. An easy 20-minute walk to see the waterfall is optional, and if you don't feel like doing it we don't have to, but we highly recommend it! Along the way, we will also visit the Grdonj viewpoint and Crepoljsko peak, both of which offer stunning views of Sarajevo and the surrounding mountains. Be prepared to take some beautiful photos.

The Whole Complex Is Built In A Horseshoe Shape, Resembling A Maze With Offices, Conference Rooms, Dorms And Of Course, Tito’s Private Rooms. It Was All Supported By Two Kitchens And A Supply Of Oil, Food. And Water That Could Sustain The Bunker For Up To Six Months. In The Event Of A Nuclear Strike, The Bunker Could Accommodate Tito (Yugoslav Revolutionary And “Benevolent Dictator” Josip Tito) And 350 Of The Most Important Political And Military Persons In The Country.

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.

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.

Get to know Mostar and the surrounding area on this small-group tour. Travel with comfort in an air-conditioned vehicle with a driver-guide. Visit important sites in Mostar, Konjic, Blagaj, and Pocitelj, including the reconstructed Old Bridge in the center of Mostar. Admire Herzegovina’s nature at the Kravica Waterfalls and stay hydrated with provided bottled water.