Bosnia · FOOD & DRINK
6 reviewed
Below are the 6 best food & drink tours, with what each one costs, how long it runs and how far it takes you from town. Number one is at the top for a reason, but read down: the second or third often fits a short trip better.
Day trip from Split or Trogir to Mostar and Medjugorje with Old Bridge sights, bazaar time, and Bosnian wine tasting included.
“Mostar was really nice and scenic, I enjoyed the wine tasting and it was well organised. Nice guide and driver.”
Private Sarajevo food tasting and Bosnian coffee walking tour visiting Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian landmarks, ending near 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…”
Taste Bosnian cheeses, charcuterie, baklava and coffee on a 4-hour Old Town Sarajevo walk, plus copper, wood and fabric crafts.
“Kiki your guide was fantastic. Very informative. Best tour. Food was fantastic too. The artisan were very nice as well. Everything was perfect.”
Kayak the calm Bunica River near Mostar, then eat local BBQ with beer by a treehouse camp. Easy small-group trip.
“An amazing trip. The setting is so beautiful and we felt like we had the river all to ourselves. Alem cooked up an amazing Bosnian lunch using local ingredients and fresh mint from the river. It was so delicious. He shared so much local knowledge about the area and they were both lovely people to chat to. I would highly recommend to anyone visiting Mostar or the surrounding area…especially on a hot day it’s the perfect way to cool down. If I ever come back I would also love to stay in the treehouses on their site.”
Sarajevo Old Town walking tour with coffee and food tastings, Ottoman and Austro landmarks, guided by Azur, ending at Latin Bridge.
“By far the best city tour I have experienced. My guide was Azur and I was lucky enough to be one on one with him. Any question I had was answered thoughtfully and thoroughly. He is very educated on the history of Sarajevo and Bosnia and Read more”
Trek from Sarajevo to Bosnia’s highest village Lukomir for big views, canyon stops, and a small-group hike with trekking sticks.
“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.”
