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3.5 hours incl. transport · Pickup in Sarajevo included

180 metres of cable and 90 metres of height gain on the white cliffs of Trebević, directly above the city. Fifteen minutes to walk in, roughly 45 minutes climbing, graded B/C. The line starts in beech forest and comes out onto open limestone, so you get shade for the first half and Sarajevo's rooftops below you for the second.

Runs from April, weather permitting

4 hours incl. transport · Pickup in Sarajevo included

Our easiest ferrata: 105 metres of cable and 70 metres of height gain in the forest of Skakavac Nature Park, mostly in shade. Graded B, about half an hour on the cable, with room to learn clipping before anyone is waiting behind you. If it is your first time on a cable, start here. Add the walk to the 98-metre Skakavac waterfall if you want a longer day.

Runs from April, weather permitting

5 hours incl. transport · Pickup in Sarajevo included

350 metres of cable and 160 metres of height gain on Romanija's limestone, about 28 kilometres east of Sarajevo. Twenty minutes to walk in, then roughly 90 minutes climbing, with cable bridges over ravines deep enough that you stop looking down. Graded B/C and the hardest of our Sarajevo-side routes. Fit first-timers with a head for heights do it with a guide; if you would rather ease in, start on Bukovik or Trebević.

Runs from April, weather permitting

About 2 hours incl. pickup and return · Pickup in Sarajevo included

We pick you up in Sarajevo, drive you to a sports shooting range near the city, and bring you back afterwards. Every shooter gets 50 rounds of 9mm and the use of a pistol, with an instructor next to you from the safety briefing to the last magazine. No experience needed; the briefing covers everything before you fire the first shot. Ask on WhatsApp about adding a rifle in 7.62 or 5.56, or a shotgun, subject to availability.

Runs year-round

4.5-6 hours incl. transport · Pickup in Sarajevo or Mostar included

You reach this one by kayak. A 20-minute paddle across the green water of Grabovica Lake on the Neretva brings you to the foot of Prenj, where a 250-metre Grade D route climbs steep cliffs high above the river canyon. It is serious vertical terrain built for experienced climbers, but with a guide, first-timers with a strong head for heights can do it too. The descent follows a marked trail past a viewpoint above Glogošnica.

Runs from April, weather permitting

2 hours incl. transport · Pickup in Mostar included

200 metres of cable and 80 metres of height gain on the wall above Fortica fortress, ten minutes from the road. Graded A/B and about half an hour of climbing, with the Old Bridge in view for most of it. There is a swinging bridge partway up, and the route finishes near the glass-floored Skywalk deck. Two hours door to door from the centre of Mostar.

Runs year-round, weather permitting

3 hours incl. pickup and transport · Pickup in Mostar included

600 metres of cable and 350 metres of height gain on Hum, the hill directly above Mostar, broken up by three suspension bridges. It is the longest route in the city and the one with the widest view over the Neretva valley and the Old Bridge. The route carries no published grade; we rate it B/C from guiding it. Sustained but never desperate, which makes it a good second ferrata or an ambitious first one.

Runs year-round, weather permitting

6 hours incl. transport · Pickup in Sarajevo included

Trebević is Sarajevo's home mountain, straight up from the city, and its forest trails run past what is left of the 1984 Winter Olympics. You walk the bobsled track, now covered in graffiti and slowly going back to the trees, then climb to the viewpoints where the whole valley opens up below with its minarets and church towers.

Runs April-November

Full day · Transport included

Tell us what kind of day you want and we build the route around it. Our guides know the terrain well enough to match a hike to your fitness, your interests and the hours you actually have. That might be a hard summit, an easy walk up a valley, or a day that takes in a village and a long lunch. This is the option to pick if you have something specific in mind, or if you have hiked here before and want to go somewhere new.

Runs year-round

Full day · Pickup in Sarajevo included

Skakavac drops 98 metres in a single fall, one of the highest in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and it sits in forest 12 kilometres from Sarajevo. The walk in is easy and mostly shaded, which makes this a good option on a hot day. Transport from Sarajevo is included, and the day is unhurried enough to sit at the falls for a while and still add a longer loop through the nature park.

Runs April-November

11-12 hours · Pickup in Sarajevo included

A full day down the Neretva from Sarajevo to Mostar in a private car with your own guide. You stop at the Ottoman bridge in Konjic and the wrecked railway bridge at Jablanica, spend the middle of the day in Mostar's old town and on the Old Bridge, then finish at the dervish house in Blagaj, where the Buna river comes out of the cliff, and the hilltop fortress village of Počitelj. The pace and the stops are yours to change, and if you want something more active, add a via ferrata above Mostar.

Runs year-round

7-8 hours · Pickup in Mostar included

The three places everyone staying in Mostar asks about, in one day and in a private car instead of a coach. Kravice is a wide horseshoe of waterfalls on the Trebižat, and from late spring to early autumn you can swim in the pool below them. Blagaj's dervish house stands where the Buna river comes straight out of a cliff, and Počitelj is a walled Ottoman village climbing the hill above the Neretva, with a tower at the top. Your guide sets the order around the crowds and the light.

Runs year-round

6 hours incl. transport · Pickup in Mostar included

500 metres of cable above Blagaj with about 150 metres of height gain, ten minutes from the road. Graded A/B: it traverses sideways more than it climbs, which keeps it technically easy for its length, around 45 minutes on the cable with a few steeper pitches. The Buna spring and the dervish house are minutes away when you finish.

Runs year-round, weather permitting

10-11 hours · Pickup in Sarajevo included

Two old royal and Ottoman capitals of central Bosnia in one day, in a private car with your own guide. Travnik was the seat of the Bosnian viziers, with a hilltop fortress, the painted Colourful Mosque and the clear spring of Plava voda. Further west, Jajce is built around a waterfall where the Pliva drops straight into the Vrbas in the middle of town, under the fortress of the last Bosnian kings. On the way back you walk among the wooden watermills between the Pliva lakes.

Runs year-round

8-12 hours · Pickup in Mostar included

A full day up the Neretva from Mostar to Sarajevo in a private car with your own guide. You stop at the wrecked railway bridge at Jablanica and the Ottoman bridge in Konjic, then spend the afternoon in Sarajevo: Baščaršija and the Sebilj fountain, the Gazi Husrev-beg mosque, the Latin Bridge and the spot where the First World War began. Come back to Mostar in the evening, or bring your luggage and finish at your Sarajevo accommodation, so the day doubles as your transfer.

Runs year-round

1 day, a weekend or 3 days · Pickup in Sarajevo included

From never having skied to linking turns on an easy run. Every morning we pick you up in Sarajevo and drive you to Jahorina or Bjelašnica, where your rental is fitted and your instructor is waiting on the beginner slope. Each day has three hours of lessons, with time afterwards to practise before we drive you back. Try it for one day, take a weekend, or book three days in a row: most first-timers spend day one on the basics, and it is days two and three that make it stick. With four or five days, most people are comfortable on the mountain on their own.

Runs December-March

1 day or a weekend (stay in Sarajevo) · Pickup in Sarajevo included

A day or a weekend on the 1984 Olympic mountains above Sarajevo, without a car, without hunting for a rental shop and without queuing for passes. We pick you up in the city in the morning, your skis or snowboard, boots and helmet are waiting at the base, and your lift pass is in hand. On the first day a local skier takes you round the mountain so you know which runs suit you and where to eat; on a weekend, the second day is yours to ski at your own pace. Choose the mountain: Jahorina is the biggest resort in the country, Bjelašnica is quieter, steeper and cheaper. This is for people who can already ski or ride: if you have never skied, see our learn-to-ski lessons instead.

Runs December-March

Full day · Pickup in Sarajevo included

Lukomir sits at about 1,470 metres on the edge of the Rakitnica Canyon and is Bosnia's highest permanently inhabited village: a cluster of stone houses with steep roofs where shepherds still bring their flocks up for the summer. The trail starts in Umoljani and crosses open highland pasture to the village, with the canyon dropping away beside you for much of the way. You have time to walk through Lukomir and eat in the village before heading back.

Runs May-October

1 day (2-3 day options) · Pickup in Mostar included

Prenj rises steeply above the Neretva between Konjic and Mostar, and locals call it the Herzegovina Himalaya. The nickname oversells the altitude but not the character: sharp limestone ridges, deep karst basins, chamois on the upper slopes and hardly another hiker all day. We head up toward Zelena glava, at 2,155 m the highest peak in the range, and pick the exact line on the day to suit the group and the conditions.

Runs June-October

1 day (2-3 day options) · Pickup in Sarajevo included

A traverse along the ridge of Visočica, taking in several summits including Džamija, the highest at 1,967 m, and Vito. The spine is exposed for most of its length, with the Rakitnica Canyon dropping away on one side and the Bjelašnica highlands rolling off on the other. On a clear day you can see the whole range from up there.

Runs May-October

10-11 hours · Pickup in Sarajevo included

A summer day on the water instead of in the mountains. The Pliva lakes sit in a green valley just outside Jajce, calm, clear and deep enough to swim in, and the Big Pliva lake is about the best flat water in Bosnia for a first go on a stand-up paddleboard. You get the board, a short lesson and a few hours on the lake at your own pace, with time to swim and have lunch by the water. On the way you stop at the Pliva waterfall in the middle of Jajce and the wooden watermills between the lakes.

Runs June-September

Full day · Pickup can be arranged

A full day on the Neretva starting from Konjic. The water is green and cold, and the rapids are Class II to III, which is enough to get you paddling hard in places without any of it being technical. In between there are long flat stretches where the canyon walls close in and you can stop paddling and look up. You pass under old Ottoman stone bridges on the way down, and there is time to swim where the river pools. A licensed skipper runs each raft. Lunch afterwards is a traditional Bosnian meal at a restaurant by the water.

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Full day · Pickup can be arranged

The Bijela cuts a narrow limestone canyon at the foot of Prenj, and the only sensible way through it is to get wet. You work downstream about three kilometres: sliding down water-polished rock, jumping into pools where the water turns turquoise, rappelling the waterfalls that are too high to jump, and swimming the sections where the walls come in close enough to touch both sides. The water stays cold all summer, which is the point in July. Wetsuit and technical gear are provided.

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Full day · Meet at the start point

A custom quad ride around Sarajevo that goes wherever your group wants to take it. Head up to Igman, push on toward the highlands and the old village of Lukomir, or keep it to a shorter loop on the forest roads outside the city. The start point is yours to pick too. With three or four quads we bring the machines to wherever you want to ride. Take one of our guides along, or head out on your own once you have had the briefing.

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1 day (2-3 day options) · Pickup can be arranged

Up Maglić, the highest peak in Bosnia at 2,386 m, then down the far side to Trnovačko Lake. A long alpine day and about as close to a classic as this country has.

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2 days · Pickup in Sarajevo included

Two days and a night out, with the camp set up somewhere there is no light from the valley. We bring the tents, sleeping bags, mats and cooking gear, so you travel light. Pick where you want to sleep: the highland meadows on Bjelašnica, one of the valleys under Prenj, or beside a mountain lake.

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