Bosnia & Herzegovina · FOOD & DRINK
The good food & drink experiences run small groups and they sell out in season. These 12 are the ones to book early, with what each includes and where they differ.
Split or Trogir to Mostar and Međugorje in 10 hours, with an Old Bridge tour, bazaar time, Apparition Hill option, and Bosnian wine tasting.
“tour was great, good value and Mostar is definitely a different city worth visiting. would of been nice to hear a little more about the religious sites visited after Mostar but everything else was fantastic.”
Private 2.5-hour Sarajevo food tasting and Bosnian coffee walk, with Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian sights, ending at Latin Bridge.
“We are three solo women travellers from Canada. Today we took the Private Walking Tour, Food Tasting and Bosnian Coffee tour. Our guide met us right on time, and even had an extra umbrella - it was raining. It was so interesting to get an in depth history of Bosnia, and Sarajevo. He was able to show us several locations where the history of the world as we know it was changed. We visited the shop of a local metal craftsman who worked with brass and copper. Turning mortar shell casings into vases was a lovely way to change something so negative into something positive. We walked around the old…”
Sarajevo Old Town in 4 hours: taste cheeses, charcuterie, baklava and coffee, meet artisans making copper and wood, guided in English.
“A very good experience with an exceptional Francophone guide. High quality tastings (and quantities), interesting tours of local crafts, and lots of explanations about life in Sarajevo and Bosnia and HerzegovinaAuto-translated”
4-hour Sarajevo Old Town food tasting tour with 10 stops, markets, ćevapi, boza, coffee, and baklava. Small group.
“Great tour wandering around the city and tasting lots of delicious local foods. Spaced out nicely so we didn't get too full too quickly!”
Kayak the clear Bunica River near Mostar, stop at the spring, then relax at a treehouse camp with BBQ and Bosnian beer.
“One of the best experiences we have had anywhere. Period. The host is lovely and welcoming and happy to share any information regarding the trip or Bosnia itself. The setting is unbelievable, with some of the clearest water I have seen in my life. You get the chance to lazy float down stream or paddle to your heart's content. While doing this a BBQ is prepared of local cuisine and everything is just so fresh. This is a MUST try, I would even recommend going out of your way just to try this experience!”
4-hour Sarajevo food and crafts tour tasting savory bites, sweet pastries and Bosnian coffee, plus old-street workshops and handmade souvenirs.
“Salma was an amazing host, I learned so much from her!”
Trek from Umoljani to Lukomir, Bosnia’s highest village, with air-conditioned rides, provided trekking sticks, and canyon views in about 10 hours.
“We had a great time on this excursion up to Lukomir. Our guide, Mak, was flexible and open to answering all of our questions! He was informative and very generous with sharing his insights, stories, and perspectives on life in Sarajevo.”
Cruise the Buna River from Bunica with guided wine tasting and a BBQ feast in Mostar, Bosnia. Small group, 3.5 hours.
“Alem with Cold river tours is one of the best guides we had the pleasure to tour with, very informative and knowledgeable, good people skills and warm sense of humor. Various types of transportation added to the experience in a positive way. Great dinner with very generous portions. All perfectly paired with tasty Bosnian wines. Our group all agreed that this was the best tour experience in recent memory, highly recommend”
Luxury Mercedes tour from Dubrovnik to Trebinje, Tvrdoš Monastery, and a family winery tasting across Bosnia.
“Very enjoyable tour. We started with a nice tour of Trebinje and ended with a very enjoyable wine tasting. Matej was great - I wish that more guides were like him. Of course, getting to know our tour companions was a highlight. It was one of the best tours I ever had!”
Private English walking tour in Mostar with a licensed local guide, Old Bridge stop, and Herzegovina wine tasting plus snacks.
“I learned a lot about Mostar and Bosnia & Herzegovina during the tour. The guide was very friendly and the tour was very pleasant. The wine tasting was great too! I learned a lot during the wine tasting too and the wine selection was great! Great way to get a good overview of Mostar and Herzegovina region!”
Taste Bosnian fruit rakija in Sarajevo Baščaršija with mezze pairings, learn proper sipping, and hang in local kafanas for 3 hours.
“This was such a fun tour! Not only do you get to experience authentic old city establishments where locals hang out, but you get a fantastic introduction to everything Rakija! There's more than enough to sample and the mezze is delicious too. However, I think our favorite part was the company...our guides for the evening were simply delightful :) We had to do some time juggling to make this tour happen and boy were we glad we did!”
A one hour Mostar wine tasting with Žilavka, Blatina, and Trnjak, plus cheese and olives, plus culture and tips for buying bottles.
“Very knowledgeable guide, wine was a little limited if you’re after wine. Considering how cheap Mostar is, you could probably order full glasses of each of these wines in another place for the same price or less - however you would miss out on the wine knowledge.”
Tours whose subject is the war of the nineteen-nineties. They are listed here without ranking or a price chip; the detail is on each review.
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