Other Natural Attractions

Discover Europe’s largest primeval forest at Mount Maglić, within Bosnia and Herzegovina’s Sutjeska National Park. Perućica, covering 1,434 hectares, is one of only two remaining primeval forests in Europe. Named the “lungs of Europe,” it boasts 300-year-old trees, a 20,000-year history, and the stunning 70-meter Skakavac waterfall. Recognized by UNESCO, it’s a strictly protected natural reserve with over 170 tree species and diverse wildlife. Explore Perućica’s dense beauty with guidance from Sutjeska National Park, marveling at panoramic viewpoints and the majestic Skakavac waterfall.

Explore the scenic journey of the Sarajevo-Mostar train, hailed as one of the world’s best railway experiences. Traverse Bosnia & Herzegovina’s captivating landscapes during the 2.5-hour ride, featuring mountains, valleys, and Neretva river. Although not the quickest option, it offers a unique glimpse into local life and architecture. However, note that train schedules may vary, with limited daily services. For those prioritizing punctuality or time constraints, alternative transportation modes like buses or private transfers may be preferable.

Discover Bosnia and Herzegovina’s mysterious stone spheres, with the largest weighing an impressive 37 tons. Scattered globally, these enigmatic formations in Zavidovići captivate with precise shapes and unknown origins. Theories suggest meteorite remnants or ancient craftsmanship. Locals share intriguing stories of improved well-being, drawing visitors seeking vitality. Couples struggling with conception find hope near these mystical spheres. Uncover the captivating tales and mystery of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s stone spheres, promising intrigue and whispers of well-being in an ancient wonderland.

Located about 20 km southeast of Sarajevo in Gornje Pale, the Paljanska Miljacka River originates at the foot of Mount Jahorina. This area, especially during spring and autumn, features stunning waterfalls and moss-covered travertine blocks. Nearby, visit the remains of the Gradina Pavlovica fortress and enjoy fish dishes at Restoran Vrelo Miljacke.

Janjske Otoke, near Šipovo in Bosnia and Herzegovina, is a serene nature retreat perfect for outdoor lovers. Set along the Janj River, its lush greenery, crystal-clear waters, and picturesque islands create a peaceful escape. Visitors can enjoy traditional Bosnian cuisine by the river, explore local wildlife, and relax in guesthouses surrounded by stunning natural beauty.