Travel Arrangement1

It's simply impossible not to fall in love with the incredible nature, vibrant capital,
historic towns and warm and hospitable people when it comes to Bosnia and
Herzegovina! That's the reason why you should treat yourself and your family
with memories that last for a lifetime and with us, that is more than possible! Our
team in Bosnia and Herzegovina has developed informative and entertaining
programs to be shared with you.

Our Travel Arrangements:

Day 1: Arriving at the airport, accomodating and sightseeing the Old Town in
Sarajevo. The antique stone-flagged alleys of Baarija give the delightful Old
Town core a certain Turkish feel. Going through the old part of Sarajevo, you can
get to know the true history behind this beautiful city. Starting from Sebilj which
is a pseudo-Ottoman-style wooden fountain in the centre of the Baarija
square. The fountain is surrounded by places to stop for a well-known Bosnian
coffee, eat traditional meals such as evapi or simply watch the pigeons around
the fountain. Afterwards, you will be able to see The Sarajevo City Hall/Vijenica
which is Sarajevo's most beautiful Austro-Hungarian-era building. The building
was seriously damaged during the 1990's seige and it has been laboriously
restored and reopened in 2014. In 1914, Franz Ferdinand was on his way back
from here when shot from Princip, an event which eventually triggered World War
1. Later on we will see the famous Inat Kua/House of Spite that is the symbol of
the Bosnian stubbornness, defiance and preservance and represents a valuable
cultural and historical monument. We keep our way and learn about a few
bridges, including eher-ehaja, Imperial and Latin Bridge. Latin Bridge is the
bridge where the historical event of assassination of Franz Ferdinand occured. A
few steps out of the old part of the city, we will proceed into seeing Cathedral of
Sacred Jesus Hearth, Jewish museum gallery, the Ortodox Cathedral and famous
Gazi-Husrev Beg's mosque. Sarajevo is known for its religious diversity and in
surrounding of 100m, you can see different religious insitutes.
Day 2: Visiting towns Travnik and Konjic. Travnik was once the seat of Bosnia's
Turkish viziers (Ottoman governors) and it is well-known for its' sheep cheese.
The Nobel price- winning author Ivo Andri was born in Travnik and he set his
classic Bosnian Chronicle here. You will be able to see the Tower in Travnik that is
a four-storey clock dating from the mid-18th century and is crowned with a
wooden topknot. It sits in an overgrown rose patch beside Haji Alibey Mosque,
facing the regional tourist office accross Bosanka and a restored neo-Moorish
court building across Vezirska. Our next stop is Jajce, known as 'Open Air
Museum' of Bosnia. Above an impressive urban waterfall, Jajce's fortified Old
Town climbs a steep rocky knoll to the powerfull castle where Bosnia's medevial

kings once were crowned. The surrounding array of mountains, lakes and
canyons will simply take your breath away. Lunch is also included in this tour.
Day 3: Going to a marvelous city Mostar that has, between numerous millhouse
restaurants and narrow Kujundiluk ('gold alley') that bustles joyously with trinket
sellers, the Balkan's most celebrated bridge called The Old Bridge. We definitelly
won't miss the Old Bridge area, with its pre-Ottoman, eastern Ottoman,
Mediterranean and western European architectural features which is an
outstanding example of multicultural urban settlement. Maybe you'll be lucky to
see Mostar's famous jumpers performing from the Old Bridge. After seeing the
Old Bridge, we will move to the Spanish Square in Mostar where the front fighting
line between Bosnians and Croatians was. After seeing the grace from Mostar, we
will move to sparkling waterfalls of Kravice. Kravice waterfalls are under state
protection. The cold, clear water falls into a small valley and if you're tired of
relaxing on the sandy beach, you can head out into pool of water, swim across
the pool, climb the rocks and jump. There is also a restaurant where you can
enjoy the view and relax by listening to the rumbling from the waterfalls. In this
tour, lunch is included in the price of the arrangement.
Day 4: Visiting breathtaking Bijambare cave nearby of Sarajevo. This place is
famous not just because of its' cave complex, but also because of its' thick
evergreen forests and fresh air. Bijambare caves are a small pocket of the large
karst fields that cover most of the Bosnia and Herzegovina. We will visit the 4
main halls with domed caverns reaching up to 40 meters height. There is also a
picnic table and a fabolous view above tree line. A traditional and delicious lunch,
as well as the entrance to the cave are included in the price.
Day 5: Sightseeing of a small but stunning town Konjic. Konjic is attractive by its
abudance of natural beauty that completely surrounds the town. In our tour, we
will visit the not-to-be-missed Kamena uprija/ Stone Bridge which was built in
1682, destroyed in World War II, but rebuilt in 2009. The Neretva River is going
through Konjic, that's why we have prepared for our adrenaline lovers a special
entertainment rafting on the river. Treat yourself with a wonderful and exciting
experience of rafting. Rafting is also included in the price.
Day 6: Field-trip to the magnificent Vrelo Bosne/Spring of the Bosnia River which
is the place to go for a real breath, nice bridges and surrounding by water, swans
and ducks. The park is usually entered by foot or by horse-carriage via the main
avenue leading to it. The avenue itself contains traditional buildings from the
Austro-Hungarian era, offering a peak into the luxuries of the past. The paths and
roads inside the park are ideal for walks and give the visitors the opportunity to
take a closer look at the bubbling streams and waterfalls. There are also cafs
and restaurants offering delicious meals. After we enjoy the charming field-trip,
we proceed into further sightseeing of Sarajevo.
Day 7: Breakfast in the hotel, transport to the airport and departure. Persons who
travel on their own have a private transport.
Notes: - All the activities can be rescheduled in accordance to our settlement.