Top 5 Guided Tours in Bosnia

1.2 Hours Old Town Walking Tour With Local Guide

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 505 reviews · 2 hours (approx.) · from $14Our pick

Explore Sarajevo’s Old Town with a local English-speaking guide in a group capped at 10. You’ll trace the meeting point of Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian Sarajevo, from Sebilj and Gazi Husrev-beg Mosque to the Jewish Museum, Cathedral, and Latin Bridge. Guides including Ahmed, Ilma, Hanan, Benjamin, and Arna are praised for clear history and personal local tips.

“The tour was fantastic, visited Sarajevo on a whim after reading a memoir from the war so didn’t do much planning! But the guide, Kiki, was fantastic and professional. Lots of information and context for everything. She clearly is incredibly knowledgeable and kind, even to other guests who kept interrupting or touching her shoulder and back (which was very inappropriate). Moral of the story is, this tour is great if you want a nice quick intro to Sarajevo like me and also don’t harass tour guides! Be respectful!”

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2.Mostar & Kravice Waterfalls: Guided Day Trip from Dubrovnik

★★★★★★★★★★4.3 · 134 reviews · from $66

Travel from Dubrovnik into Bosnia and Herzegovina for a guided visit to Mostar and free time at Kravice Waterfalls. You’ll see the Neretva River, hear about the region’s wartime past, and have time to swim beneath the falls when conditions allow. English and Spanish tours include transport, pickup, and a Mostar guide.

“Our driver was fantastic and very knowledgeable. Some of the roads are not for the faint of heart! The waterfalls were beautiful. Mostar was nice but to be honest would have been happy to just have gone to the waterfalls. Whilst the guide at Mostar was nice he was a little bias to his beliefs when explaining certain history.”

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3.PROFESSIONAL SARAJEVO WALKING TOUR – With guide who guided STING!

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 29 reviews · 2 to 3 hours (approx.) · from $31

Join Mak, the local guide associated with Sting’s Sarajevo visit, for a two to three hour evening walk through Sarajevo’s religious, Ottoman, Austro-Hungarian, and wartime landmarks. You’ll visit the Latin Bridge, Sebilj, Markale Market, the Eternal Flame, and more in a small English-speaking group.

“Visiting Sarajevo with the guide (Mak) has been very interesting, we spent together 2 full hours and learned a lot about the history and culture of this unique city. We are a family of 4, the tour was in il english and Mak was kind enough to check from time to time that everything was clear for all of us, nothing adults and teenagers. And we did the entire tour with our dog, a livello and very energetiche hungarian pointer, and also with him Mak has been very kind and patient”

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4.Private Guided Mostar & Kravica Waterfall Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 4 reviews

Travel from Split into Bosnia and Herzegovina in a private car or van with an English-speaking guide. Explore Mostar’s Old Bazaar, Mosque, and Stari Most, taste local food at your own expense, then visit Kravica Falls. Mario may handle the drive, while Anna Marie can lead the city walk. Bring your passport or ID.

“Everything was amazing. Contact with our guide prior to the trip, the meeting location, and the guide himself was perfect. Had a great day driving from Split into Mostar and back. I would definitely reccomend this tour and the guides again.”

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5.Mostar Guided Tour & Sweet Delights

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 3 reviews · 1 to 2 hours (approx.)

Explore Mostar with private guide Jasmin, or Yasmin as one guest spells it, on a 1 to 2 hour walk from the Franciscan Church to Koski Mehmed Pasha Mosque. See the Crooked Bridge, Hamam Museum, Tabacica Mosque, and Old Bridge, while hearing local history and tasting a traditional sweet.

“My son and I loved our tour with Jasmin. He is very knowledgeable and proud of the history and culture of the area. The old bridge is amazing and the sweets were very tasty. Thank you!”

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