In just 8 days, explore the very best of Bosnia-Herzegovina and Montenegro , blending cultural highlights with scenic outdoor experiences. This thoughtfully designed itinerary showcases two beautiful countries, once part of Yugoslavia, offering a perfect mix of history, nature, and adventure. Learn more about our Peace of Mind policy. Arrival Your arrival on Day 1 can be anytime. Departure Tour ends on the evening of Day 8. You can schedule your departure on Day 9, or possibly consider a post-trip tour extension.
DAY 1: Arrival to Sarajevo. Arrival Note: Depending on your arrival time and hotel check-in policy, you might not be able to check into your room immediately after arrival. Of course, you are welcome to store your luggage at the reception desk of your hotel or, if easier, at our Funky Tours office until check-in time. We will assist you with your minute transfer to your conveniently and centrally located hotel in Sarajevo.
Among other perks, all rooms are air-conditioned and always equipped with private bathrooms, minibar, satellite TV, and wireless internet. After you settle in your room, your Funky Tours Host will brief you on suggested activities for the rest of the day. Dinner: Bosnian traditional cuisine is simply amazing. Get ready to try some of the best Bosnian food with our included welcome dinner. Join your fellow travelers and knowledgeable guides for an authentic Bosnian cuisine and camaraderie evening.
Taste the richness of Bosnian flavors and the warmth of newfound friendships as you embark on this cultural exploration in Sarajevo. Make sure to have some water with you, and always pay attention to the present-day weather forecast. Morning: Your morning session is fully reserved for the important story of the Siege of Sarajevo, the story of the impossible survival, and the story of the worst Genocide in Europe since WWII. Funky Tours Top Experiences aims to deliver a clear and unbiased understanding of the topics we consider essential for a better overall understanding of the Balkans.
Your host for the afternoon session will be local Sarajevan, an ex-Bosnian army soldier who, during the ies, was directly involved in the resistance organized by the local people of Sarajevo. The resistance later proved crucial for defending Bosnian independence and saving hundreds of thousands of lives. The story you will follow will be firsthand experiences of local Sarajevo Siege survivors, backed up with ICTY International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia verdicts and official judgments.
