Independent on the road, but never alone when you have questions. You drive yourself, at your own pace, without the stress of planning and the pressure of knowing every stop in advance. And if a question comes up along the way, our WhatsApp group is just one click away.

This road trip route takes you along the highlights of Bosnia and Herzegovina — Sarajevo, Lukomir, Mostar with its famous Old Bridge, and the waterfalls of Herzegovina — perfect if you’re visiting the country for the first time.

What makes this trip special isn’t the route itself, but how you experience it: with our .Cheyf Roadbook, packed with recommendations from people who live here.

We’ll pick you up at the airport and take you to your accommodation in the city

No sooner have you arrived than the city calls: drop your bags in the room and head straight for Baščaršija — just a few minutes on foot. That first Bosnian coffee is best enjoyed right there. For the rest of the day, our Roadbook already has the right dinner spots lined up for the

evening.

A local guide takes you through Sarajevo — past busy markets, through quiet lanes and

centuries-old mosques, with stories about the city's Jewish-Muslim coexistence you won't find in every guidebook.

Then the perspective shifts: on Trebević, you walk along the disused bobsled track from the 1984 Winter Olympics — guided or on your own, whichever you prefer.

With this food tour, you’ll leave Sarajevo’s Old Town behind and discover a side of the city that many travelers never get to see: Grbavica, a typical socialist residential neighborhood with a turbulent history — especially during the Siege of Sarajevo in the 1990s. Six carefully selected stops await you: a traditional aščinica, a local bakery, a café, the local market, and finally a bar for a rakija or local beer.

Alternatively, your Roadbook includes a selection of museums and other ideas for the day.

The route to Lukomir takes you through the highlands of Bjelašnica, an Olympic mountain: through Studeni Potok and then along the Rakitnica Canyon, the second-deepest canyon in Europe. After around 2.5 hours of hiking, you’ll reach the highest village in Bosnia and Herzegovina, where a traditional lunch awaits you before returning the same way.

With the help of our Roadbook, you’ll explore the suburb of Ilidža, visit the spring of the Bosna River, and enjoy what might be the best Ćevapčići in Sarajevo at one of our favorite restaurants.

No trip to Bosnia and Herzegovina is complete without driving through the Neretva Canyon. Even CNN has described it as one of the most beautiful routes in Europe — and it’s no wonder: as you cross from Bosnia into Herzegovina, the landscape changes from forests to Mediterranean vegetation and rocky scenery. And always by your side: the emerald-green Neretva River.

Our Roadbook is packed with suggestions for stops along the way.

A perfect day in Herzegovina: You’ll visit the Dervish Monastery in Blagaj, located at the spring of the Buna River, hike up to Stjepangrad Fortress, or simply relax by the Buna. Our Roadbook guides you to both and provides the cultural background along the way.

If you’d like, extend your afternoon with a guided wine tasting at a local winery: indigenous grape varieties, over 2,000 years of winemaking tradition, and a wine that was even loved by Franz Joseph and Sissi.

From the Ottoman village of Počitelj, you’ll continue through the karst landscape of Herzegovina to two of the most beautiful waterfalls in Bosnia and Herzegovina. One of them is Kravica, probably the most famous waterfall in the country. The second? A local hidden gem.

Our Roadbook shows you the route and gives you a few ideas for the afternoon. You can also extend the day with a guided wine tasting at a local winery — a perfect afternoon to slow down and stay a little longer.

Eight days are behind you. In your suitcase: a few souvenirs, plenty of memories — and almost certainly a bottle of Žilavka you'll be saving "for a special moment"