Bosnia and Herzegovina: Wild Horses & City Sights - 7 Days

Frequently asked questions

• What is the overall experience of the 'Wild Horses & City Sights' tour?

  This whirlwind journey through Bosnia and Herzegovina offers a perfect mix of culture, history, and jaw-dropping natural beauty. You'll feed your adventurous spirit with activities like a thrilling jeep safari, river rafting, and waterfall swims, while also diving deep into the country's rich history with guided walking tours and iconic landmarks.

• What are the main highlights of this tour?

  Highlights include snapping photos at the beautiful Kravica waterfalls, witnessing wild horses on a sunset jeep safari, sampling local flavors on a Sarajevo history and food tour, and basking in the awe-inspiring white house and turquoise blue waters at the spring and dervish house in Blagaj.

• What kind of adventurous activities are included in the tour?

  The tour includes a thrilling sunset jeep safari in search of wild horses, whitewater rafting on the Neretva River, and swims in the refreshing waters of Kravica Waterfalls.

• What is the physical rating for this tour?

  This tour has a physical rating of 2, indicating it includes a moderate level of activity.

• What type of accommodation can I expect on this trip?

  Accommodation will be in hotels and guesthouses for 6 nights, on a multi-share basis. This may involve 4-6 group members sharing, and most accommodations will have shared bathroom facilities. Air conditioning is not routinely installed in European rooms, but standing or desk fans may be provided.

• What meals are included in the tour price?

  The tour includes 6 breakfasts, 2 lunches, and 1 dinner. Generally, other meals are not included to provide flexibility in dining choices, but your CEO can suggest local options.

• What is the maximum group size for this tour?

  The maximum group size for this tour is 16 travelers, with an average group size of 12.

• Who will be leading the group and what is their role?

  The trip is accompanied by a CEO (Chief Experience Officer) throughout, along with local guides. The CEO will help with travel logistics, offer suggestions for activities, recommend eating venues, and introduce you to local friends. Local guides are licensed to work in specific cities and can provide historical facts during guided tours, while the CEO provides orientation walks.

• Is tipping customary in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and what are the guidelines?

  Yes, tipping is customary in Europe. A general rule for wait staff is 10% of the bill, and €1 or €2 for other service providers. For local guides, a recommendation would be €6-8 per day, and for the CEO, €42-€56 per person per week can be used as a guideline, as a personal expression of satisfaction.

• Are there any optional activities available during the tour?

  Yes, optional activities include visiting Tito's Bunker in Konjic, and in Sarajevo, you can visit the National Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina, take the Times of Misfortune Tour & Tunnel Museum, or explore Gallery 11/07/95.

• Are international flights included in the price of this trip?

  No, international flights are generally not included in the price of your tour. You are responsible for booking your own flights.

• What are the minimum age requirements to join this trip?

  The minimum age to join this trip is 18 years.

• Is travel insurance compulsory for this trip?

  Yes, travel insurance is compulsory to participate in any of our trips. You must be covered for medical expenses, including emergency evacuation and repatriation, with a minimum coverage of USD 200,000. It is strongly recommended that the policy also covers personal liability, cancellation, curtailment, and loss of luggage.

• What are the visa and entry requirements for Bosnia and Herzegovina?

  All countries require a valid passport with a minimum of 6 months validity. Visa requirements vary by nationality, and you should contact your local embassy or consulate for the most up-to-date information. As of 2025, various European countries are introducing ETIAS travel authorization for visa-exempt nationals, which you should check in advance.

• What should solo travelers know about accommodation on this tour?

  Our group trips are designed for shared accommodation, and solo travelers are paired in twin or multi-share rooms with someone of the same sex for the duration of the trip, without an additional single supplement.

• What modes of transportation are used during the tour?

  The tour utilizes a combination of private bus, public bus, raft, and walking for transportation between destinations and during activities.

• Can I do laundry during the trip?

  Laundry facilities are offered by some hotels for a charge. You may also need to do your own laundry, so bringing non-polluting/biodegradable soap is suggested. Your CEO can advise on local options.

• What should I know about safety and security on my trip?

  We recommend checking your government's travel advice before departure. It's strongly advised to use a neck wallet or money belt for valuables and leave expensive jewelry at home. Many hotels have safety deposit boxes. While cities are generally safe during the day, it's recommended to stay in small groups and use taxis at night. Water-based activities should only be participated in when accompanied by a guide.

• What should LGBTQ+ travellers know about safety and travel considerations on this trip?

  The safety and well-being of all travelers, including those who identify as part of the LGBTQ+ community, is a priority. We encourage you to visit our LGBTQ+ page for useful resources, including the Equaldex tool, to ensure you feel safe and comfortable throughout your trip.

• What is the recommended currency and what should I know about money exchange?

  A combination of Euros and cards is best. Credit and debit cards are useful for cash advances, but ensure you have your PIN (many ATMs only accept 4-digit PINs). There's no guarantee cards will work everywhere, so don't rely on them as your only source of money.

• How much emergency money should I bring on this trip?

  It is recommended to have access to at least an additional USD $200 (or equivalent) as an 'emergency' fund, for unforeseen circumstances that might require a change to the planned route.