Welcome to Bosnia! Pick up your car at the airport and head out for an adventure. All stops on this day are optional and extra. It depends on what time you arrive and what you are in the mood for and have time for. I will leave more options here - choose what you can manage and what you like.

Sarajevo and surroundings. Discover the beauty of the historical marketplace, the abandoned Olympic area, and end with a beautiful view of the sunset (weather permitting).

This day is the best in terms of intense experiences and local culture. This day depends on you and the weather. I will attach several different route options, according to difficulty. Choose what you like.

I recommend not sleeping in and leaving Sarajevo early, you have a long and relatively challenging day ahead. But you will be rewarded in Lukomir with beautiful natural scenery and a local pub. We hiked from Umoljani to Lukomir. However, it is a slightly more challenging climb and in the summer we caught extreme wind and about 13 °C. In case of rain or if you don't feel like it, you can also drive to Lukomir, but it is an unpaved dirt road with stones, etc... I don't recommend driving. But the hike is great, you go over the top of Obalj 1896 and there is a wonderful view of the whole village and the mountains in the background. Alternatively, it can be shortened and you go under the peak.

You have a longer car journey ahead. There are several possible stops along the way, I'll leave it up to you to choose. However, if you have enough time and energy, I recommend the Trnovačko Lake option. It is a place just across the border of Bosnia in Montenegro, but there is a beautiful hiking trail around the highest mountain Bosanski Maglić (take your passport with you - more information about this directly at the location below). Alternatively, you can just drive to Maglić and not take the hiking trail to the lake.

The next day involves a bit longer drive, but it's definitely worth it because you'll see Bosnia's most famous waterfalls, Kravica, and end with relaxation by the sea.

If you're in the mood for another swim in the sea in the morning and don't get up at 10 a.m., there's definitely time for that. For the rest of the day, in my opinion, the most beautiful city in Bosnia is Mostar, where you can walk through the historic center, the Old Bridge, the remains of the war, and in the evening, the old monastery set in a huge rock - Blagaj.

A slightly longer journey awaits you again, but it's worth it. Jajce with waterfalls in the middle of the city, beautiful walkways, bridges, cottages, and a large lake with a park for swimming and relaxation.

The last day is reserved only for the trip to the airport, but only if you have an afternoon/evening flight. You can visit what you missed in Sarajevo.