Bosnia · CYCLING TOURS
The 5 best cycling tours 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.
Ride Sarajevo’s Trebević Mountain, climb through forest, enjoy a picnic, and pedal the abandoned 1984 Olympic bobsleigh track.
“The views were absolutely spectacular, the ride down on the bobsled track made the whole trip up worthwhile”
See Sarajevo by bike, from Ottoman streets to the War Tunnel and Vrelo Bosne, with a local guide, included entries, and a small group.
“Mustafa was a great tour guide! He took his time to show us the city highlights + went off the tourist path to show us some other must-see places. Covering the city by bike means you get to see way more than a walking tour. Everything was well organized, and the bikes were perfect!”
Ride 32 km from Sarajevo to Skakavac Waterfall with a guide, picnic lunch, bike, helmet, and a small group of up to 10 riders.
“I was the only person booked in that day, so I got a solo tour. Although it was raining (so not ideal weather) I still got a decent view of the waterfall (top and bottom), the lunch was tasty and the ride was certainly a good work out. My guide Suno was very patient and let me set the pace.”
Cycle Mostar’s old Ćiro railway trail to Čapljina, with Blagaj, Počitelj, Buna, Neretva views, private transport, and hotel pickup.
“This enjoyable tour leads along Buna and Nereteva rivers and is easy to cycle (no hills). The landscape around Mostar is amazingly beautiful: very green and the water of the rivers is crystal clear. I had a really good time with Boris who is a great host and guide: caring about his guests, easy to connect with and very knowledgable about his country and it‘s rich history. Check out his other tours as well.”
See Sarajevo by fat-tire e-bike, from Old Town and Sniper Alley to Olympic sights and panoramic viewpoints, with a flexible local guide.
“Guide was knowledgeable and personable. Showed us a lot about what happened during the war from his own experiences. There is a little bit of a learning curve with the e-bike if you are not used to them.”
Every kind of day out, and the best of each.
