A private day trip to the shepherd villages of Bjelašnica mountain, running from April to October. We leave at 10:00 from your hotel or from Sarajevo City Hall and drive up past the ski slopes of the 1984 Winter Olympics.
Lukomir, at almost 1,500 metres, is the highest village in Bosnia that people still live in. Its stone houses with steep wooden roofs sit on the edge of the Rakitnica Canyon, and a few families still bring their sheep up for the summer. You walk through the village with your tour leader and can buy hand-knitted socks and woollens.
Then visit Umoljani, with its small old mosque and medieval tombstones (stećci), and walk to Studeni Potok, a cold stream in the meadow below the village. Your driver is also your tour leader and knows the area well. The car and driver are for your group only. Lunch in Umoljani can be added with the Tour & Meal option.
Our guide/driver will pick you up from any location or address you provide. You will be able to recognize our vehicle by the Balkland logo on it.
Sarajevo City Hall is a famous landmark located in the old town, just before the last station of the tram. There is a small parking area in front of the City Hall where our vehicle will be parked. Our guide will be waiting for you with a Balkland sign to help you get started on your tour.
Drive up through the Bjelašnica mountain plateau, a venue of the 1984 Winter Olympics.
Walk through Lukomir, Bosnia's highest inhabited village, known for its stone houses and steep wooden roofs.
Stop at viewpoints over the Rakitnica Canyon, one of the deepest gorges in the region.
Take a short walk to the Peruće waterfall on the mountain slopes.
Explore Umoljani village, with its historic mosque and traditional mountain life.
Finish with a short walk to Studeni Potok, a cold mountain stream, before returning to Sarajevo.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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