Trebinje attractions tours Bosnia&Herzegovina

Benefits from hiring a local tour guide or take a local tour on your travels?

Support & Flexibility - local guide can usually handle all the logistics (itinerary, transportation,checking operating hours, making reservations etc..) for you and save -time and money.You're able to ask as many questions as you want and you can personalize your tour to fit your interests.

Communication & Insights - value of having someone to help you with language barriers and negotiate when you want (exchange money to local currency or buy something) is sometimes priceless.Tour guide can take you to places that you would never know about, even if you spend a lot of time reading guide books or searching the Internet.You will go to local spots that the vast majority of other travelers will never experience.

Protection & Security - guide will tech you about ethics and behavior,every place (especially religious sites),has its own cultural traditions and expectations,so you can avoid embarrassment or worse you don’t want to spend your vacation getting lost.You can’t read signs (Cyrillic letter) or you’re not confident driving on the opposite side of the road.

Hire a local guide -It’s basically like renting a friend who’s really smart, you will always learn & see & do something new on your trips.

Discover Trebinje Your Way

It doesn’t matter if you stay in Trebinje for just a couple of hours or for several days – we have the perfect tour for you.

Trebinje Free Walking Tour

Ideal for travelers with limited time.In just one hour, you can explore the town and learn about its history, culture and traditions. With your guide’s suggestions, you’ll discover the best restaurants, cafés and shops. A local guide is always ready to answer any questions you may have.

Trebinje Half/Full Day Tour

Perfect for visitors who want to see the best sights in and around Trebinje. Whether you choose a few hours or a full day, you’ll experience the city’s culture, tradition, history, and beautiful nature – all at your own pace.

Best of Bosnia & Herzegovina – One Day or Multiple Days

In just one day, you can visit Sarajevo – the capital and largest city of Bosnia & Herzegovina. A vibrant mix of culture, tradition, and turbulent history, Sarajevo is also known as the Olympic city.

You will also explore Mostar, the heart of Herzegovina, famous for its iconic Old Bridge – a place where East and West meet.

For multiple-day tours, we can take you to Višegrad, Jajce, Travnik, Banja Luka, and other destinations upon request, offering a deeper journey into the country’s history, culture, and natural beauty.

Herzegovina – Full Day Tour

Discover a region in the Balkans that forms the southern part of Bosnia and Herzegovina, covering about 30% of the country. Herzegovina is renowned for its wine, rich history, vibrant culture, and breathtaking nature.

During this tour you will explore Vjetrenica Cave, Monastery Zavala, Stolac with its medieval Vidoski Castle, the Radimlja Necropolis with its ancient stone tombs, the stunning Kravice Waterfalls, and the historic town of Počitelj. You will also visit Blagaj, where the Buna River springs beneath a cliffside monastery, and Medjugorje, one of the most famous pilgrimage sites.

The tour can be tailored to your needs and desires, offering an unforgettable journey through the heart of Herzegovina.

The Rise and Fall of Tito’s Yugoslavia

Who was Tito? A man from the village of Kumrovec, a locksmith by profession, a leader, and a symbol of a country that no longer exists – Yugoslavia. Whatever we think of him, Tito left behind a powerful legacy. His ideas of brotherhood and unity shaped generations and marked an era in Balkan history.

This full-day tour takes you through WWII monuments, museums, and Tito’s famous bunker, offering a unique insight into the history of Yugoslavia and the man who defined it.

Montenegro – One Day or Multiple Days

Drive along the stunning Bay of Kotor and explore Kotor’s UNESCO-protected old town, rising beneath steep mountain cliffs. Continue to Budva, once a small fishing village, now a vibrant hub of Montenegrin tourism, where the charm of the old town can still be felt as you wander through its maze-like streets.

From the coast, the journey leads into the Montenegrin mountains to Cetinje, the smallest royal capital in the world, and onward to Lovćen National Park. Here, at the summit, lies the mausoleum of Montenegro’s most famous ruler and poet, Njegoš. From Mount Lovćen, breathtaking views stretch across all four horizons.