After breakfast, departure to the Olympic mountain Bjelašnica via organised transport (including short break) and trip to the village of Umoljani (1275 m). Rent the equipment and start hiking tour across the mountain Obalj to the highest BiH village of Lukomir. There is a legend of a dragon, which was turned into stone, in the village Umoljani. It is said that a great snake-dragon came out of the Rakitnica Canyon, 3 km away from the village, and passed through the Studeni creek swaying its way with the intention to destroy the entire village and eat its villagers. When the villagers noticed the danger, they left to the Pošijak Hill, praying to God to turn the dragon into stone. God heard their prayers and even today you can see the contures of this monster in the stone. Because of these prayers (molitve) this village was named Umoljani. Above the stoned dragon, there is katun settlement on Gradina where, during the summer, shepherds rest while the cattle eat. This is where we finish with the Umoljani part of our tour and start ascending onto mountain Obalj (1896 m). Through the entire tour you will see beautiful landscapes of the mountains Bjelašnica and Visočica. Further we will descend to the village Lukomir (1495 m) which is recognised as an official cultural landscape and national heritage site of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The stone houses in Lukomir, covered by roof shingles made out of cherry tree, clean air, the smell of nature, homemade food, dairy products, organic food, hospitality are just a few things you can find in Lukomir, which has the following rule: "Enjoy, Forget the fast-paced rhythm of today's life, Run into the nature, Touch the sky and Feel free." The hiking tour is medium intensity. The tour lasts for 6 hours, depending on tempo. Dinner and overnight stay are organised in our agency's mountain house in Lukomir. Visitors need to bring their own clothing and shoes, as well as additional clothing for change.

After breakfast we depart via organised transport on the path over Dugo Polje towards Visočica, were our mountain tour starts. Visočica Mountain is a natural border along Bosnia and Herzegovina. On its eastern side, Visočica is separated by the Ljuta River from Treskavica Mountain. On its south and southwest side, it is separated from Prenj Mountain by the Neretva River, and from west and north, the Rakitnica Canyon separates Visočica and Bjelašnica Mountains. Visočica got its name by the numerous peaks, including Džamija (1967 m), Veliki Ljeljen (1963 m) and Vito (1960 m), as its highest ones. The northern side of Visočica is made up of mountain grasslands ranging from 1,300m to 1,400m above ground, and its southern lower part is overgrown with forest trees. We will rent equipment and start the tour on the mountain trail from the Bosnian tomb-stone necropolis to the highest peak of Džamija (1967 m). During the tour, one can see many sheep herds. In contrast to other mountains, the cattlebreeding on Visočica has been preserved in its original custom. In local settlements of that area, one can taste the most delicious dairy products and feel the highlander life of the locals. We will reach the peak, where a lunch break is organised, while enjoying the views of Bjelašnica, Prenj, Treskavica, Lukomir village, and Rakitnica Canyon. We complete the tour via organised transport to Boračko Lake. The hiking tour is medium intensity. The tour lasts for 7 hours, depending on tempo. Dinner and overnight stay are organised at the Boračko Lake. Participants need to bring their own clothing and shoes, as well as additional clothes for change.

Breakfast. We will take organised transport to Mostar, where we will visit its cultural-historical monuments, including: the Old Bridge (UNESCO), Old Town (Kujundžiluk), Kriva ćuprija, Karađoz-bey's mosque, towers Tara and Halebija. We will then continue to Međugorje, located within the hills in the southern part of B&H. We will tour Međugorje, which is famous for the sighting of the apparition of the Virgin Mary and is now a Catholic pilgrimage site. We then depart to Kravice waterfalls- a natural phenomenon similar to Niagara's waterfalls, where the water falls along 150 m from a height of 30 m, creating a loud sound and pearl rain. Lunch, free time and taking pictures on the waterfalls. On our way back, we will visit the medieval ottoman city of Počitelj, placed on the left bank of Neretva. This is where Bosnian King Tvrtko built a fortress in 1383, and was later conquered by Ottomans from 1471 to 1878, as witnessed by numerous monuments from the Ottoman era. Arrival to Blagaj, the medieval town located on the Buna River, which was once part of Zachlumia country. After the mid-15th Century, it became today's Herzegovina region. On the cliffs above the Buna spring is the strategically-placed fortress of Herceg Stjepan Kosača, looking over the beautiful panoramic view of the Neretva valley. Dinner at a restaurant next to the Buna River. Return to Konjic and overnight stay in Apart&Hostel Stećak.

After breakfast, participants travel via organised transport to the tour's starting point of Tisovica (Prenj), where licensed guides will give theoretical and practical preparations. The hiking tour towards the highest peaks of the mountain Prenj starts from Tisovica (1300 m), one of the most beautiful valleys in B&H, which stretches 5 km in the heart of the Herzegovinian Himalayas. From Tisovica, our path leads us through the coniferous forest to the mountain house Vrutak (1650 m), on the peak of the Tisovic Valley. From Vrutak, a marked path leads uphill towards the Prenj peaks of Otiš (2093 m) and Zelena Glava (2155 m), and further leads to the saddle that connects these peaks. From the saddle, we climb the Zelena Glava along the northern rock which is secured with a cord. During the tour you can see wild horses. The Herzegovinian Himalayas (Prenj) is considered the most attractive mountain in B&H. Its peaks are exciting for hikers who enjoy the enchantment of untouched nature. Hiking tour is medium intensity. The tour lasts for 6 hours, depending on tempo. Dinner and overnight stay are organised in Hostel Stećak Konjic. Patricipants need to bring their own clothing and shoes, as well as additional clothes for change.

After breakfast, the tour participants take organised transport to the starting point of Blidinje Nature Park. Theoretical and practical preparation by a licensed mountain guide. Čvrsnica, or as it is called – "the roof of Herzegovina“ is the highest mountain in Herzegovina, located at an altitude of 2,228 metre. This mountain trail is the most interesting and most attractive for all hikers and nature lovers in Herzegovina. Hajdučka Vrata ("the Hayduk Gate“) is east of Čvrsnica mountain. This is an exceptional, natural phenomenon of miraculous beauty for all visitors. This is because the Hajdučka Vrata formed through centuries of climate conditions (wind, rain and sun) into a circular opening – a magical ring 5m in diameter. Unfortunately, since stone erosion, which created the gate continues, this natural wonder is disappearing with each passing day. Therefore, in fear that it may collapse, hikers visit it often with a special sense of respect. Legend says the mountain-ring was the place where young men during the Ottoman Empire were proclaimed freedom-fighers (hayduks), to fight against the Ottoman state. Once they would pass through the Hajdučka Vrata, they make an oath to protect their group and be their faithful member. The Hajdučka Vrata is 2000 metres above ground, far away in a place safe for hayduks of that time, where they wouldn't be disturbed. After this, we reach the beautiful Crvenjak Lake, 1970 metres above ground. Our visitors always try to capture this idyllic landscape with pictures. This Lake is especially interesting because, as one would say, its shape, water-capacity, and water temperature do not change, regardless of the season. In winter, the Lake freezes over and one can slide on it. Hiking tour is medium intensity. The tour lasts for 7 hours, depending on tempo. Dinner and overnight stay are organised in Hostel Stećak Konjic. Patricipants need to bring their own clothing and shoes, as well as additional clothes for change.

After breakfast, the participants depart via organised transport to the starting point of the village Nahorevo, where a licensed mountain guide will provide theoretical and practical preparation. From Nahorevo, we climb via mountain trail to the peak of Bukovik, which has a fantastic view of Sarajevo. We then descend via forest path to Skakavac Waterfall. Skakavac (98 m tall) is 12 km north of Sarajevo's city centre. It is characterised by its exceptional beauty, especially during the winter, when it is turned into ice, forming a winter wonderland. Vegetation around the waterfall is rich with endemic plants. Due to the rich vegetation and shade of the coniferous forest, this tour is recommended during summer days, as an excellent alternative to a stay in the hot city. Along the entire tour, our guide will tell you more about the diversity of plant and animal life in B&H. Hiking tour is medium intensity. The tour lasts for 6 hours, depending on tempo. Dinner and overnight stay are organised in Sarajevo. Participants need to bring their own clothing and shoes, as well as additional clothes for change.

After breakfast, guests depart via organised transport to the International Airport in Sarajevo.(Or MOstar Or Tuzla) Arrangement includes Professional tour guides Seven (7) nights / eight (8) days Overnight stays: twice in Sarajevo, once in Lukomir, once at Boračko lake and thrice in Konjic Meals with drinks per day (breakfast, lunch, dinner, lunch box) Hiking tours to the mountains Prenj, Visočica, Čvrsnica, Obalj, Skakavac waterfall (licensed guides, equipment, insurance) Tourist visit to the last bosnian traditional village Lukomir Tourist visits of the cities: Sarajevo, Konjic, Mostar, Međugorje, Počitelj, Blagaj Tourist visits of the nature park Blidinje and Kravice waterfalls Organised transport for the activities foreseen with the arrangement CD with photographs Organisation of the entire trip