Herzeg-Bosnia Canton (Kupres)

Kupres: Adria Ski ski pass prices and resort guide

Adria Ski is the biggest of the three ski areas on the high Kupres plateau, on the slopes of Tikvice above Čajuša, with 13 km of linked runs starting a few dozen metres from the hotel.

Ski pass prices 2025/26

Adult day pass	44 KM (≈ €22)
Child day pass	32 KM (≈ €16)
Half-day pass from 13:00	32 KM (≈ €16)
3-day pass, adult	112 KM (≈ €57)
6-day pass, adult	230 KM (≈ €118)
Adult season pass	650 KM (≈ €332)
Equipment rental (per day)	22 KM (≈ €11)
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: adriaski.net, checked 24 October 2026.

About Kupres: Adria Ski

A quad and a double chairlift plus drag lifts serve gentle blue and red runs, which suits beginners, families and weekenders. It is about two and a quarter hours from Mostar and two and a half from Split, so expect plenty of skiers from Herzegovina and Dalmatia.

Prices shown are for 2025/26; the resort has not published its 2026/27 list yet. The resort's own ski school also runs group courses of one, three or five days.

Best for

Beginners and families
Skiers coming from Mostar or the coast
Ski-in, ski-out hotel stays

Official website

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.