Bosnia

Bosnia and Herzegovina Tour Packages from UAE

Bosnia and Herzegovina is one of those destinations that surprises you from the moment you arrive. One day you're wandering through Sarajevo's historic streets; the next you're watching the famous bridge in Mostar or exploring the peaceful atmosphere of Travnik. Every city has its own character, making the journey feel like several holidays in one.

At Makani Travel & Tourism, our Bosnia and Herzegovina tour packages from UAE include carefully selected hotels, comfortable transportation, and well-planned itineraries, all supported by our Arabic-speaking travel experts from booking until you return home. Whether you're planning a short city escape or a longer holiday across the country's highlights, we'll help you build the trip that suits your interests and schedule.

Our Bosnia and Herzegovina Packages

Every traveler experiences Bosnia differently. Some visitors want to spend most of their time exploring Sarajevo's cafés, markets, and cultural landmarks, while others dream of photographing Mostar's iconic bridge or enjoying the quieter atmosphere of Travnik. Instead of offering one fixed itinerary, we create for you flexible travel plans based on how many days you're staying, the places you'd like to visit, and the pace that feels right for you in the same time.

Why Makani

Why Book Your Bosnia and Herzegovina Holiday with Makani

Bosnia and Herzegovina only became visa-free for UAE citizens in November 2023, so it’s still a newer choice without years of word-of-mouth recommendations behind it. Makani has already mapped the route between Sarajevo, Mostar, and Travnik all together, so you’re not the one guessing which hotel or which day trip is actually worth it.

The Only Gold-Classified Agency in the UAE

Makani holds the UAE Department of Tourism’s Golden Classified Certification, backed by 22 years of hands-on experience arranging trips for UAE travelers.

Direct Partnerships, No Middlemen

We contract directly with hotels and airlines, so you’re not paying for extra commission layers baked into a generic booking site.

A Route Planned Before You Book

Every Bosnia itinerary is built city by city first, with transport and hotel nights arranged to match, not assembled after the fact.

Things to Do

Best Things to Do in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Eight experiences our UAE travelers can’t stop talking about.

01

Stari Most, Mostar

A rebuilt 16th-century bridge, with divers leaping into the Neretva.

02

Baščaršija, Sarajevo

The Ottoman-era old bazaar at the city’s center.

03

Sarajevo War Tunnel

The tunnel that kept the city supplied during the 1990s siege.

04

Travnik’s Painted Mosque

The only mosque of its kind in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

05

Blagaj Tekke

A dervish monastery built into a cliff at the source of the Buna River.

06

Kravice Waterfalls

A wide cascade near Mostar, popular for swimming in summer.

07

Travnik Fortress

A medieval fortress overlooking the former Ottoman capital.

08

Gazi Husrev-beg Mosque

Sarajevo’s largest historic mosque, still active today.

FAQ

UAE citizens (Emirati passport holders) can enter Bosnia and Herzegovina visa-free for up to 90 days under a mutual exemption agreement signed in November 2023. UAE residents holding other nationalities can also enter without a separate Bosnian visa if they already hold a valid Schengen, US, or UK visa, staying up to 30 days; otherwise, a Bosnian visa application through the embassy in Abu Dhabi is required.
May to September offers the warmest weather for exploring Sarajevo, Mostar, and Travnik on foot, with July and August the liveliest for festivals. Winters turn cold, especially in Sarajevo, where temperatures regularly drop below freezing.
The official currency is the convertible mark (BAM, also written as KM), pegged to the euro. Cards are accepted in hotels and restaurants across all three cities, but cash is needed at smaller shops, markets, and for local transport.
Bosnian, Croatian, and Serbian are all official languages and are mutually understandable. English is common among younger residents in Sarajevo and Mostar, less so in Travnik.
Yes, Bosnia and Herzegovina is considered a safe destination, and Sarajevo in particular is known for low rates of tourist-targeted crime. Standard precautions apply around busy areas like Baščaršija, and unexploded landmines remain a rare but real risk in remote rural areas away from marked trails.
Mostar's Stari Most, Sarajevo's Baščaršija and War Tunnel, and Travnik's painted mosque and fortress rank among the country's most visited sites.
Sarajevo has a continental climate with cold winters that regularly drop below freezing and warm summers averaging around 19°C to 25°C. Mostar and Travnik follow a similar pattern, though Mostar's lower elevation makes its summers noticeably hotter.