Top Sarajevo Private Sightseeing Tours

This two hours tour enables you to experience Sarajevo. Walking through the charming streets of Sarajevo will make you fall in love with this lovely town known as European Jerusalem. If you don't have much time-this tour is ideal for you.It stands apart by focusing on the locations in the city where cultures meet:start at the Baščaršija Square and see mosques,bazaars,Jewish temples,cathedrals,and finish at the Latin Bridge.

I'm a professional photographer and a tour guide for more than 10 years. By combining these two professions I believe I can deliver exactly what my guest is looking for. It's not enough to be just photographer since one need to understand not only good photo angles and locations but to truly understand needs of the travelers (what is or not interesting for them). Apart from that, this combination delivers a tour in which photography will be followed by local knowledge and stories about points of interest.

Lukomir is the highest and most isolated village in Bosnia. This hike is also the most popular hike in the country. And for a good reason. It offers all: amazing views, long walks, culture, history and legends. This is the most popular one day trip from Sarajevo. We start our tour on the southern slopes of Bjelašnica mountain, from medieval Umoljani village. We will make a short stop on ancient necropolis at Dolovi, and then continue towards Umoljani. We will then pass through Gradina - highland summer village, and go to Studeni Potok stream. On the way, we will visit 40-meter Peruće Waterfall before continuing to Lukomir. Our last stop - Lukomir village. It lives the same life for more than 600 years, Bosnia’s highest and most isolated mountain village. On the edge of the village you will be treated to a breathtaking view of Rakitnica Canyon. We will have traditional homemade lunch prepared by our hosts. You will also have the opportunity to purchase local handcrafts

Combine visits to the top attractions in the Herzegovina region—Mostar and Kravice Waterfalls—on this private tour from Sarajevo. With a guide to provide commentary on the history and culture of the region and its many UNESCO-listed landmarks, stop by highlights including the Konjic Bridge, the fortress village of Počitelj, Koshi Mehmed-pasha Mosque, the Mostar Old Bridge, and the Kravice Waterfalls. Hotel pickup and drop-off included.

Sarajevo is well known as European Jerusalem as much as one of the friendliest cities in the world and as soon you enter this beautiful city you will see that those are not only the rumors, it is a fact. This Private Walking tour will introduce you to the most specific places for which Sarajevo is world known and after it, you will be amazed and we are pretty sure that you will take that walk again by yourself to feel it once more. The freedom and antistress feeling that Sarajevo offer will last forever!

Roses of Sarajevo is the most symbolical war tour of Sarajevo, presented ONLY by the tour guides that experienced and survived the siege of Sarajevo. Some of them used the Tunnel of Hope to escape the siege, some of them were refugees in their own city during '92-'95. The Tunnel of Hope nowadays is the most touristic and symbolic place of Sarajevo, where you need to get presentation from staff that experienced it 20+ years ago. Our transports are SUV and Mercedes vans with safe drivers. Take a chance and get the best sold war book from our tour guide in the Tunnel of Hope souvenir shop. Our specialty is our STAFF! The only agency with all registered, certified, licensed and war-experienced tour guides.

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 on an in-depth exploration of the Siege of Sarajevo on this educational tour. Accompanied by a driver-guide, travel in an air-conditioned car or minivan through Sarajevo and learn about the city’s history. Visit the War Tunnel Museum, the abandoned Olympic bobsled track on Trebevic Mountain, a large Jewish cemetery, and the Ottoman-era Old Town, and hear stories about Sarajevo during the siege.

With just one day to explore Herzegovina, this full-day tour from Sarajevo will check off all the main highlights. Explore the historic towns of Konjic, Pocitelj, and Blagaj; admire natural wonders including Jablanicko Lake and Neretva river canyon; and visit the UNESCO-listed town of Mostar, famous for its picturesque Old Town and Old Bridge.

This is an easy way to cover the highlights of Herzegovina in a single tour from Sarajevo. Forget self-drive and public transport, and discover four of the region’s scenic and historical gems, with a guide to explain their history. See the Old Bridge at UNESCO-listed Mostar, admire the Kravice Waterfalls, experience historical Pocitelj, and visit the town of Blagaj, known for its River Buna Spring, which rises from a cavern.

Gain fascinating insight into the intriguing military history of Sarajevo during a tour of the War Tunnel Museum and sites associated with the Siege of Sarajevo. With an expert historian guide, see soul-stirring sites of violent massacres like Sniper Alley, and then descend to the Tunnel of Hope to receive an introduction to the longest siege in history. Next, visit the history-shrouded mountain of Trebević, and enjoy panoramic city views from the summit, as well as the Yellow Bastion and Jewish Cemetery.

Mostar, Konjic, Blagaj, and Pocitelj are all highlights of Herzegovina, but seeing all of them from Sarajevo can be tricky without hiring a car. On this full-day tour, make your way to all four in an air-conditioned minivan or car. Learn about the area from a guide and enjoy a traditional Bosnian breakfast in the morning.

Visit the Catholic pilgrimage site in Medjugorje with ease on this full-day tour from Sarajevo. Travel in a private vehicle with your driver-guide to Medjugorje and learn about its recent history as a pilgrimage destination. Pause on the way in Mostar. Take time to admire St. James Church and see the statue of the Risen Christ.

Take a break from Sarajevo city life and head to the public park of Velo Bosne. Travel from you hotel in an air-conditioned coach and stroll through the park accompanied by a guide. As you walk, admire the area’s natural springs, waterfalls, and flora. Take note of the traditional Austro-Hungarian buildings.

Explore all that Herzegovina has to offer with this adventure tour. Start the day at the Yellow Fortress overlooking the Sarajevo Valley to see what lies ahead. Highlights of the tour include coffee at Jablancas Lake, 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.

Herzegovina is the southern geographical region of the country Bosnia an Herzegovina. If we had to briefly describe it we would say warm climate, beautiful landscapes, amazing history and great vine. Join us on this trip and learn about very long history of this region and visit some of the most important historical monuments of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

One of the best ways to get to Vrelo Bosne is to take a carriage ride along the Great Alley. Carriages have been operating this way since 1895, and a carriage ride will provide you with an unforgettable experience.

The Siege of Sarajevo was one of the key events of the Bosnian War and the longest siege in modern history. You will learn historical facts with great personal insights on war happenings in Bosnia and Herzegovina and its capital of Sarajevo. You'll get to see the aftermath of the war, and how people are living nowadays.

Discover the best of the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina during this private city tour of Sarajevo. Feel the charms of the Balkans and learn about its rich history as you visit key landmarks including the old fortress, the Latin Bridge, the Sacred Heart Cathedral, and stroll the streets of the old town. This tour is ideal for first-time visitors who want a comprehensive overview of the city.

Let's go for a 1 day tour to the Herzegovina! We will see Jablanica (Battle for the Wounded on Neretva site), Mostar, Blagaj (spring of river Buna), Pocitelj, Kravice watterfalls. Spring of river Buna is a perfect spot for a lunch in one of the restaurants next to the river. Vehicle, Driver, Fuel expenses, Parking fees included in price.

Sarajevo hosted the 14th Olympic Winter Games in 1984 and this half-day, private tour takes you to the mountain and facilities used during the games. Learn about the organization and construction that went behind making the games happen as you explore buildings, skip jumping hills, mountains, and even new neighborhoods that were built for the event.

Mostar, Blagaj, Počitelj, Kravice is a full-day tour for a group from Sarajevo to Konjic, Kravice waterfall, Pocitelj, Blagaj and Mostar. Herzegovina is a must see location for anyone visiting the Balkans. This tour enables you to visit five interesting places. That is why we have designed a tour which offer most of it from perspective of cultural diversity and unique history, truly amazing scenery and as well as delicious. Ideal for travelers who want to see more of Herzegovina in one day Comprehensive overview of local culture and history Hassle-free, round-trip transportation from Sarajevo

Unleash adventure on this downhill mountain biking tour. A shuttle will take you to the top of the mountain with bikes and equipment, allowing you to ride down. The ride is along an abandoned bobsleigh track and there are multiple levels of difficulty to choose from. After a couple of rides, then you'll hit the streets. Zoom along the roads and stair sets of Sarajevo while returning to the office.

The park was established in 1962 and is the largest and the earliest declared national park in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Its declaration was based more on it being the site of historic battles rather than for conservation. The park extends over an area of about 17,500 hectares (43,000 acres) Perućica forest reserve, located within the national park, was established in 1952, as "Natural reserve for scientific and educational purposes".Perućica, which is one of the last two remaining primeval forests in Europe, is one of the five Strict Nature Reserves in Bosnia and Herzegovina