Jahorina Boutique Ski Tours

Welcoming you at Sarajevo International Airport by Let’s Balkan guides, then moving towards the hotel to check-in with our luxury vehicle. After a short free time, we move towards Başçarşı city center with professional guides and the city tour starts with our guide in Bascarsıja. The city tour continues with a visit to the White Bastion and the tomb of Alija Izzetbegovic, the first President of the state, then walk downhill to visit the mosques, the Orthodox Church of Michael and Gabriel, the Synagogue and Churches and the 1001 pearl of the city, the Bascarsija (Bascarsija), a legacy of the Ottoman Empire to Bosnia Ya, Sultan Mosque, Hüsrev Bey Mosque), Cathedral, Bursa Bedesten, Orthodox Church and Synagogue, the area where the Markele market massacre took place, Tito fire, Bedesten, Fatih Hünkar Mosque, Horse square are among the places to see. After the Bosnian pastry feast, Turkish tea or Bosnian coffee was served in Moriça Han. Later, the Austrian-Hungarian Crown Prince Ferdinand and his wife Sofia, who were assassinated by Gavrilo Princip, lost their lives and the event that caused the 1st World War, crossed the Latin Bridge. We are heading towards the visit and artisans bazaar. The opportunity to see and buy the handcrafted coffee pot sets made in Sarajevo since the 19th century. We gathered in the designated area after free time and climb to the Ramo Pepper summit, where we can see Sarajevo, the foundations of which were laid in 1959, by cable car. You can get in our vehicle and visit Bijela Tabja, which dates back to the 14th century, and take photos on Vidikovac hill, where we can see the city again from a bird’s eye view, while you can sip your tea and coffee. After our car, we go to the city and move towards our restaurant where dinner (Bosnian meatballs) will be eaten. We are moving towards our hotel in Jahorina. Accommodation Jahorina.

After breakfast in our hotel, meeting at the agreed time in the lobby of the hotel and then free time with our guide on the 1984 winter Olympics mountain Jahorina in the east of Bosnia and Herzegovina!

After breakfast in our hotel, meeting at the agreed time in the lobby of the hotel and then free time with our guide on the 1984 winter Olympics mountain Jahorina in the east of Bosnia and Herzegovina!

After breakfast in our hotel, we will meet at the agreed time in the lobby of the hotel and then move to the southwest of Bosnia and Herzegovina with our guide. Our first stop is on the Neretva River, which is one of the most beautiful rivers in the world and extends to the Adriatic Sea in the 17th century. We visit the historical Konjiç Bridge, which was built by the Ottoman sultan Mehmet IV. While our journey continues through the smells of lamb, we take a tea & coffee break and without wasting time, the iron train bridge destroyed by Josip Bronze Tito in 1945 and Tito’s 2nd World War. Visit Jablanica, where he received the rank of Marashel by defending a strategic region.Now, a journey of approximately 1 hour awaits us and in this process, our guide will find you in the history with important narratives from the history of Mostar and Bosnia and Herzegovina. Swelling here n We will visit Ibrahim Pasha Mosque, Hamam, Castle, Caravanserai, and after a Turkish tea offer, we will visit the Alperenler Dervish Lodge, which has stood upright since the 15th century. We have a feast of the Famous Buna Trout at lunchtime. After the short journey, the expected time comes and the historical Mostar bridge appears on the back terrace of the Koski Mehmet Pasha Mosque. We complete our Mostar tour by visiting the Karagöz Bey Mosque, Koski Mehmet Pasha Mosque, the War Museum, the Mostar bridge, and then we get free time for shopping. Panoramic city tour with our vehicle in the region known as Grad (New City). (Optional) After gathering at the designated time and area, we are now moving to our restaurant to eat lamb.After a journey of about 1 hour, we arrive in Airport and the end of our tour.

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