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Walk Sarajevo’s bazaar streets, linger by the Una’s waterfalls or spend a week moving through historic towns. Find a place or journey that makes you want to stay a little longer.

Štrbački buk on the Una River
Štrbački buk on the Una River

Featured itinerary

Stay in Mostar for a visit to Brotnjo, or in Trebinje for a local winery. The itinerary includes two visiting days and two nights in one base, arriving the evening before the first day. Arrange a non-drinking driver or transport for the return.

Vineyard rows near Međugorje in Herzegovina

Herzegovina wine weekend

A cellar visit and an evening in town, with either Mostar or Trebinje as your base.

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Place guides

Mostar, Stari Most

Mostar

Old Bridge streets and the Ottoman interiors of Muslibegović House.

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The stone settlement of Počitelj above the Neretva

Herzegovina

Mostar, Blagaj and Trebinje give the region different starting points.

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Štrbački buk on the Una River

Krajina and Una

Base the waterfall outings and town evenings around the Una region.

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Štrbački buk on the Una River

National parks

Compare the parks by the visit you want, then read their access and safety guidance.

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Shortlists

The landscape towards Rakitnica Canyon from Studeni Polje near Umoljani

Road trips

Compare routes and decide which stops deserve a day of their own.

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Travnik old town, fortress and clock tower

Small towns

Find a smaller base or a town visit within your journey.

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Arslanagić Bridge over the Trebišnjica in Trebinje

Riverside walks

Compare riverside outings by their setting and the walk you want.

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A snow-covered chalet and forest on Jahorina

Winter weekends

Start with a city or mountain base and the winter visit that interests you.

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City history, with room to stay

Sarajevo’s bazaar and Miljacka streets make a different visit from Mostar’s bridge quarter and the Ottoman interiors of Muslibegović House. Four days can introduce both, with time given to the journey between them. A single-city break leaves more room for a museum, a meal and another local day.

For a fuller first visit, the classic seven-day route adds overnight stops in Travnik and Jajce. It has six nights across four bases, followed by a departure day. A return to Sarajevo belongs in that departure plan if your flight leaves there.

Let one region hold your interest

The Una rewards a regional stay: Štrbački buk and Martin Brod are separate waterfall outings, while Bihać gives you a town evening. In the south, Mostar’s old quarter, Blagaj’s Buna spring and tekija, and Trebinje’s town-and-river setting offer different ways to spend your time.

A mountain break begins with a particular walk. The Via Dinarica tasters itinerary compares two Bjelašnica routes with a lower walk at Masna Luka in Blidinje. Their walking effort and the move between mountain areas are part of the choice.

Prefer a guided outing?

For guided sightseeing or an outdoor activity, prepare an experience request with Visit BiH. Discuss the actual route, party and arrangements with the business making the offer.

Essentials

  • Keep admission, access and any appointment separate from the route idea.
  • For memorial and war-history sites, read the context as well as the directions.
  • Give a long travel day room in the itinerary instead of treating every stop as a short detour.