Bosnia · FOOD
The 11 best food experiences you can book right now, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Private 2.5-hour Sarajevo walk with Bosnian coffee lessons and food tastings, ending near Latin Bridge and key landmarks.
“Our guide was very friendly, had deep knowledge of the area and was willing to share her experiences. Highly recommend.”
Learn Bosnian burek in Mostar, roll and bake dough with an expert, sip rakija, then eat your warm result.
“Amina was a great host! We had a lot of fun while learning the process of making burek with Amina. She was informative, kind and very passionate about Bosnian culture, people and about what she does. Warm recommendation!”
4-hour Sarajevo Old Town food and craft walk with tastings of cheese, charcuterie, baklava, coffee, and artisan workshops.
“Kiki your guide was fantastic. Very informative. Best tour. Food was fantastic too. The artisan were very nice as well. Everything was perfect.”
Sarajevo Old Town food tasting tour with market bites, Boza, ćevapi, coffee, and baklava in a 4-hour small group for $57.
“Denis was a wonderful guide, and the food was delicious!”
A 4-hour Sarajevo walk mixing landmark history with Bosnian coffee, baklava, and burek, plus time for crafts and iconic sights.
“Elsa was a great tour guide with in-depth knowledge of the city and country's history. She was also able to share personal experiences of the recent history of the region. The tour included a stop for Bosnian coffee and a stop for a local dish towards the end of the tour. I would highly recommend!”
4-hour Sarajevo tour mixing savory and sweet tastings, old-world crafts, Bosnian coffee, and shopping stops for handmade souvenirs from $47.
“My travel partner and I were extremely satisfied with our tour. The guide was knowledgeable and since participants were only me and my travel partner, tailored the tour to us specifically. I do wish that included were more of “the secret places” to buy handmade items.”
4-hour Sarajevo tour mixing food, faith, and history, with burek tasting, Bosnian coffee, dessert, and sacred sites in Baščaršija and beyond.
“We thoroughly enjoyed this tour!! We had a small group, and our guide, Adisa, was wonderful! She was knowledgeable and personable, and shared Sarajevo with us. We felt like we had a great introduction to that amazing city and history…”
Hike Bosnia’s highest village, Lukomir, from Umoljani with guide Mak. Sarajevo 1984 stop, canyon views, trekking sticks, comfy ride.
“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.”
Sarajevo Grbavica food tour: 5 hours of local burek, soups, desserts, and icy rakija, plus markets and siege-era history.
“A small group of 4 of us joined Nermin for the tour and it a great time. Easy meet up, and off we went. He explained the where we were standing/walking and the historical significance, which I always find interesting. Several food food stops along the way, and all are very good. It was the right pace, and right level of description (sometimes in these tours it can feel like it drags on a bit, not the case with Nermin). We ended with a social pint at a nice garden pub. I would highly recommend this tour, it was exactly what we were looking for.”
A small-group half-day food walk through Grbavica in Sarajevo, mixing cheese, beer, sweets, and real neighborhood history.
“What a fantastic experience! Numa showed us parts of the city that tourists surely don’t visit. We tried some excellent home-cooked food, learned a lot about recent history, and visited the local football club stadium that had so much history to tell, had some great burek, Bosnian craft beer and some dessert that I’ve never seen before. It was some cooked apple with walnut cream inside and whipped cream on top! Amazing! I would definitely recommend this tour!”
Ride a Can-Am buggy from Mostar to 1600m on Čabulja, enjoy two mountain overlooks, and eat traditional food in the forest.
From the coffee houses of Baščaršija to the canyon roads south.
