Sarajevo Canton (Trnovo)

Bjelašnica ski pass prices and resort guide

Bjelašnica hosted the men's alpine events of the 1984 Winter Olympics, and its Olympic downhill drops from the 2,067 m summit, the highest lift-served terrain in Bosnia. The resort at Babin Do is about 50 minutes from Sarajevo.

Ski pass prices 2026/27

Adult day pass (65 KM online)	69 KM (≈ €35)
Child day pass (41 KM online)	44 KM (≈ €22)
Afternoon pass from 13:00 (online)	31 KM (≈ €16)
Night skiing (online)	46 KM (≈ €24)
Private lesson (per hour)	€30

Published rates; resorts change them each season and add holiday surcharges. Prices in KM, with euros at the fixed rate. Source: ocbjelasnica.com, checked 24 October 2026.

About Bjelašnica

It is smaller than Jahorina, with 14 km of pistes and 8 lifts, but steeper, with more red and black runs and open terrain above the trees that makes for good freeride after a storm. Floodlit night skiing and a children's area make it work for families too.

It is also much cheaper: an adult day pass is 69 KM at the ticket office and 65 KM online for 2026/27. The ticket office has been card-only since January 2026. Passes bought for Bjelašnica also work on the small lifts at Igman.

Best for

Confident skiers who want steeper red and black runs
Freeride after fresh snow
Skiing on a budget close to Sarajevo

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Skiing with BOA

Gear, lessons and a lift from Sarajevo

No car and no skis? We pick you up in Sarajevo, have your rental fitted, and put you with an English-speaking instructor or a local who knows the mountain. Pay nothing upfront; confirm on WhatsApp.

Ski day or weekend from Sarajevo

For skiers: one day or a weekend on Jahorina or Bjelašnica, with lift passes, rental, transport and a local on the slopes.

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Learn to ski in Sarajevo

Never skied? One day, a weekend or three days, with three hours a day of lessons, gear, passes and transfers.