Bosnia & Herzegovina is one of Europe’s last remaining destinations where travelers can experience truly authentic adventure and culture. It’s where East meets West and past meets present.

Tourism is still on the upswing here, and the lack of development makes the experience raw and real. The landscapes—rolling hills, craggy mountains, vast vineyards, and rich farmlands—are rugged and unspoiled. Travelers who do come here are rewarded with farm-fresh food prepared with a cuisine that reflects the country’s position as a crossroads between Europe and the Near East.

Explore the stunning city of Sarajevo, nicknamed the 'Coolest City in the Balkans', the iconic Old Bridge of Mostar, the tranquil beauty of Trebinje, and the Kravice Waterfall.

• What makes Bosnia and Herzegovina a great destination for a bike tour?

  Bosnia and Herzegovina is a hidden gem for bicycle tours, offering serene cycling through tranquil valleys, mountain passes, and along elegant rivers.

  Explore routes between the Dinaric Alps and Neretva River Gorge, taking in Mostar, Sarajevo, and the Sutjeska National Park. Here, cyclists can experience both alpine grandeur and Mediterranean charm.

  The Ciro Trail (from Mostar to Dubrovnik) is perfect for adventurous bikers, offering smooth gravel paths, tunnels, and panoramic views along a converted railway route.

• When is the best time to take a bike tour in Bosnia and Herzegovina?

  The best time to take a bike tour in Bosnia and Herzegovina is from May to October.

• Are Bosnia and Herzegovina bike tours suitable for beginners?

  Yes, many routes in Bosnia and Herzegovina are suitable for beginners, especially the Ciro Trail. Although the country is known for its mountainous terrain, many routes follow rolling terrain with light traffic.

  Some of Bosnia and Herzegovina's routes are more mountainous and suited to intermediate riders. Some rural roads are often on gravel or uneven.