Republika Srpska (Pale)

Jahorina ski pass prices and resort guide

Jahorina is the biggest ski resort in Bosnia & Herzegovina: 54 km of pistes and 18 lifts on the slopes below Ogorjelica (1,916 m), about 45 minutes from Sarajevo. It hosted the women's alpine events at the 1984 Winter Olympics.

Ski pass prices 2026/27

Adult day pass	98 KM (≈ €50)
Child day pass	83 KM (≈ €42)
Half-day pass (4 hours)	80 KM (≈ €41)
Night skiing	80 KM (≈ €41)
3-day pass, adult	240 KM (≈ €123)
6-day pass, adult	415 KM (≈ €212)
Adult season pass (day)	2000 KM (≈ €1023)

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

About Jahorina

Two gondolas and several six-seat chairlifts serve mostly blue and red runs, with snowmaking on most pistes and floodlit night skiing. It suits families and intermediate skiers best, and has the most hotels, rental shops and ski schools on the mountain.

It is also the most expensive resort in the country, and the 2026/27 adult day pass rose to 98 KM from 86 KM. There is one price for the whole season now, with 20% off on opening day (6 December 2026) and 30% off from 8 March. Weekends fill up with day-trippers from Sarajevo, so go midweek if you can.

Best for

Intermediate skiers who want lots of linked runs
Families: gentle blues, ski schools and kids' areas
Night skiing on floodlit pistes

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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.