What You Will Do
This comprehensive tour is perfect for those who want to see and experience the best of Bosnia's natural and historical treasures. Starting from Sarajevo, we visit the old ski jumps and abandoned hotel on Mount Igman, echoing with the history of the 1984 Winter Olympics. Our next stop is Lukomir village, where a traditional lunch of local delicacies awaits. From there, we travel to Umoljani to explore medieval tombstones known as stecci, unique to the region and inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage list. We then ascend Visocica mountain for panoramic views, drive through charming village of Glavaticevo, and relax by the crystal-clear waters of Boracko lake, a popular spot for swimming and picnicking. Our final destination is the historic town of Konjic, known for its beautiful Ottoman-era stone bridge. For an extra thrill, you can add a visit to the top of Mount Bjelasnica, offering stunning views and fresh mountain air.
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Itinerary
1
Igman
40 minutes
Olympic mountain Igman was used for Ski jumps and cross country competitions in 1984 winter Olympics. We have a chance to explore abandoned ski jumps and enjoy panoramic views.
2
Bjelasnica
15 minutes
Olympic Mountain Bjelasnica held skiing competitions during Olympic games in 1984.
3
Lukomir
1 hour
Lukomir is highest and most isolated village in whole Bosnia and Herzegovina with altitude of 1495m. Off road path will take us there.
4
Nekropole sa steccima
15 minutes
Stećci are medieveal tombstones dating from 14th century.
5
Umoljani
40 minutes
Umoljani village was home of Mythic dragon. Near village medieval tombstones Stećci can be seen.
6
Visocica
1 hour
Visocica is high mountain through which we will drive on a way to Boračko Lake.
7
Glavaticevo
30 minutes
Panoramic Roads through mountains toward Boracko Lake.
8
Boračko Lake
1 hour
Boracko lake is natural lake surrounded by mountains. We will make a stop for a swim to cool down in hot summer days.
9
Konjic
30 minutes
The town, part of the Bosnian kingdom, was incorporated into the Ottoman Empire, of which the lasting feature for the town (apart from the many mosques and bringing of Islamic faith) is the Ottoman-inspired bridge which features in the town's coat of arms, and later into the Austro-Hungarian Empire
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