Green travel: Eco Adventures, Conscious Journeys

Arrival at Sarajevo International Airport. Meet and greet with our eco-conscious travel team, followed by a smooth transfer in an electric vehicle to  resort nestled in nature, committed to sustainability and green hospitality.
Check-in and free time to relax, breathe in the fresh mountain air, and enjoy the wellness facilities.

After a sustainable breakfast made with local, organic products, head out on a Sarajevo Old Town walking tour.
Explore iconic landmarks such as Baščaršija, City Hall, Inat House, Latin Bridge, Gazi Husrev-bey Mosque, and more – all accessed with minimal carbon footprint.
Take the eco-friendly cable car to Mountain Trebević for stunning views and fresh forest air. In the afternoon, visit the Tunnel of Hope – a monument to resilience. All transfers are done using electric vehicles – quiet, clean, and efficient.

Depart via electric vehicle for a breathtaking drive through the green corridors of Herzegovina.
Stop in Konjic to admire its historical Ottoman bridge and charming riverfront. Continue to Mostar, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where you’ll explore the iconic Old Bridge, Koski Mosque, and Old Bazaar.
Visit Blagaj’s Buna Spring, the largest karst spring in Europe, and the nearby 16th-century Dervish Tekija – a serene site blending spirituality and nature.

After breakfast, travel through the heart of Bosnia toward Travnik, known for its Ottoman fortress and the Blue Water spring.
Next, explore Jajce, the medieval capital of the Bosnian kingdom. Highlights include the magnificent 22-meter waterfall at the confluence of two rivers, the royal fortress, and the tranquil Pliva Lakes and their iconic watermills.
This entire journey focuses on minimizing environmental impact while immersing you in the beauty of Bosnia’s natural and cultural heritage.

After a final breakfast in the green embrace  forest resort, enjoy an electric transfer back to Sarajevo Airport. Take with you unforgettable memories and the satisfaction of traveling responsibly.