Guided walks that combine hiking, herb gathering and local food, plus plant workshops at an excursion spot in Umoljani.

The visitor centre in Gornja Pecka, in the old school building. The starting point for trips, climbing, cycling and hiking.

Accommodation and home-cooked meals in a family house in Gornja Pecka.

Guided mushroom education around Pecka, run by Greenways.

Two apartments, a local-food restaurant and bicycle hire in Pljeva, in the Pliva valley.

A family winery in Paoča near Čitluk, with wine and brandy tastings served with a Herzegovinian platter.

A winery in Međugorje with about 20 hectares of vineyards, and tastings that come with the story of the region’s wine tradition.

A cellar in the middle of the vineyard at Služanj near Čitluk, with guided tastings.

A family estate at Potpolje near Čitluk: Žilavka, Blatina, Vranac and Merlot, with tastings and a cellar tour.

A farm at Blatnica, in the north-west of Čitluk municipality: tastings, a seasonal lunch and work on the land.

A winery in the village of Prolog near Ljubuški: Plavac Mali, Žilavka and house brandies.

Wine and olive oil from Radišići near Ljubuški, with a small tasting room for fifteen guests.

A cellar and tavern in the village of Cerno near Ljubuški, with vineyards on a plateau looking towards Međugorje.

A farm with a guesthouse for about thirty in the village of Brežani near Kakanj, with a riding school.

A farm household for fifteen guests in the village of Ravne, at about 1,000 metres on Zvijezda mountain.

A horse farm near Fojnica combining countryside stays, riding and glamping.

Cider from old apple varieties, fruit brandies and herb macerates, on a hill above Kiseljak.

A farm household on the northern slope of Ozren, below Gostilj peak, known for paragliding.

The Franciscan monastery of 1859, with its museum: the main sight of Guča Gora.

Bread, pastries and flour from buckwheat, corn, barley and wheat.

The monastery with the church of St John the Baptist and its museum, a national monument of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The medieval fortress and museum above the Bosna, run by the Zenica City Museum.

Truffles from around Krupa na Vrbasu: hunts with trained dogs, tastings and products.

Vrbas rafting based at Rafting Center Kanjon in Karanovac.

A ranch in Stupe with hoof-trimming courses and a horse rehabilitation centre.

Birdwatching in Livanjsko polje and guided canoe safaris on the Sturba.

A cave at Zavala, inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2024.

A campsite on the bank of the Una near Bosanska Krupa, with bungalows and tent pitches.

Cabins in the village of Podovi near Drvar, on the Via Dinarica green trail.

A guesthouse with twenty rooms and a pool at Ustikolina, where the Kolina meets the Drina.

A family cellar at Gorica near Trebinje, cut seven metres into the rock. Žilavka and Vranac.

A monastery cellar on the bank of the Trebišnjica, four kilometres from Trebinje. Vranac ages in hundred-year-old oak barrels.

A winery in Trebinje with a restaurant above the town and a cellar eight metres underground.

A small winery on the Duvno plain, with a vineyard reaching 965 metres above sea level.

The sixth generation of growers on the Bodenik hills above the Trebižat. Žilavka and Blatina.

A winery on the Dubrava plateau, on the Mostar–Čapljina road. Known for its sparkling Žilavka.

A winery with a restaurant at Bukvik Gornji near Brčko. Tastings Monday to Saturday, by reservation.

A village household at Vlaholje, five kilometres from Kalinovik, on the way to Treskavica.

A village household at Popov Most, at the gateway to Sutjeska National Park.

Four bungalows at 1,180 metres in the village of Izgori, inside Sutjeska National Park.

A farm with a restaurant and picnic grounds near Lukavac. Goats, sheep, cheese and programmes for children.

A six-hectare property with fish ponds at Popovo Polje near Brčko. The house dish is "drunken carp".

A working farm at Dobrak near Skelani, close to the Drina. Guests can join the family in the fields and the barn.

A mountain hut with 25 beds at Gornja Trnova on Majevica, the starting point for four marked trails.

An open-air museum at Ljubačevo, 17 kilometres from Banja Luka, with some thirty old farm buildings.

A 1930s house of the Majevica foothills, filled with objects collected from the villages around Ražljevo.

A family apiary at Rastovci near Novi Travnik, with a sales kiosk and talks for schools.

A museum in the old Franciscan monastery at Tolisa, with a collection of old masters and a book from 1525.

A Kreševo craftsman who nails tiny horseshoes onto an eggshell, following an old local custom.

A gallery, a small ethno-museum and bungalows in the forest below Lisina, 15 kilometres from Mrkonjić Grad.

Cheese and traditional pasta from Prokos, with group tastings.

Wine tastings linked to the Stone Vineyards and Romanca restaurant.

A Crnopod winery offering guided cellar visits and tastings.

A family winery in Vionica with a tasting room in an old stone cellar.

Accommodation and local cooking beside the Drina in Đurevići near Višegrad.

A mountain hut in Vršani, in rural Tuzla.

Accommodation, a restaurant and river activities on islands in the Una near Bihać.

A riverside resort in Lohovo with several accommodation styles.

Holiday cottages, a restaurant and a riding trail in Nadioci near Vitez.

Guided trips to see free-roaming horses, departing from Livno.

A small ski area on Vranica’s slopes near Busovača, with ski-equipment rental and lodging nearby.

Kayak, SUP and walking trips around Višegrad, ranging from short outings to longer canyon programmes.

A zip-line beside Višegrad’s bridge, described by the tourism board as a 480-metre ride.

Riding from Aleksići near Tarčin, with shorter outings and full-day routes matched to rider experience.

A recreation complex offering day admission without an overnight stay, meals and activities, alongside separate accommodation.

A guesthouse in Glavatičevo with local cooking and summertime introductions to making cheese, kajmak and pies.

A rural ranch in the upper Neretva valley, with local food, accommodation and farm activities.

A camp on the Drina near Foča, offering day and multi-day rafting, meals and accommodation.

A camp beside the Sutjeska, with bungalows, tent and camper pitches, and organised outings.

Kayaking and rafting on the Trebižat, with a contact address in Struge near Čapljina.

A self-guided cycling route through Grude, Ljubuški and Čapljina.

A complex near Bijeljina with an ethno-style restaurant, apartments, pools and the INTERGAJ stables.