Remote, wild, untapped by mass tourism, Bosnia & Herzegovina is only just attracting the attention of the hiking community. Those lucky few who visit, however, return with tales of an untouched paradise, practically unheard of in Europe. This walking trip includes the essentials: ascending Maglić, the highest mountain in Bosnia; hiking a section of the Via Dinarica, which our local team played a key role in creating and developing; and exploring Sutjeska National Park. There’s plenty of cultural intrigue too, with sightseeing in the history-soaked cities of Sarajevo, Mostar, and Dubrovnik in Croatia.
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ID de la tour33593
Durée de la tournée9jours
LangueEnglish
Taille du groupe18
Tranche d'âge18 - 99
Exécuté par
Exodus Adventure Travels
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Day 1: Start Trebinje (dinner)
Day 2: Transfer to Sutjeska National Park. Walk to Jagodina lake; hike to the lonely summit of Kuk (breakfast,lunch,dinner)
Day 3: Join the Via Dinarica; ascend Maglić; walk to Trnovacko Lake in Montenegro (breakfast,lunch,dinner)
Day 4: Transfer to Sarajevo; city tour and free time explore (breakfast,dinner)
Day 5: Trebevic Hike, Olympic mountain in Sarajevo’s courtyard & bobsled track (breakfast,lunch)
Day 6: Full-day hike to Lukomir village and summit of Obalj (breakfast,lunch)
Day 7: Half-day walk through the beautiful Rakitnica Canyon, or optional rafting along the Neretva River; transfer to Mostar (breakfast,lunch)
Day 8: Morning in Mostar, visit iconic Old Bridge; afternoon transfer to Dubrovnik (breakfast)