Tour 01
Igman and Lukomir 4x4 Expedition
The 1984 Olympic ski jumps, an abandoned hotel, and lunch in the highest village in Bosnia.
Check a date from 210 € per group of 1–3
1984 Winter Olympics — climb the Igman ski jumps for the view over Sarajevo
The day starts on Mount Igman, at the ski jumps built for the 1984 Winter Olympics. You can climb all the way to the top of them, and the view from up there takes in the whole Sarajevo valley. Close by stands an abandoned hotel, one of the relics Yugoslavia left on this mountain.
From Igman we head off-road into the Dinaric Alps, to Lukomir — the highest and most remote mountain village in Bosnia, and one of the few places where the traditional Bosnian way of life still carries on. Lunch is here: a traditional Bosnian meal, cooked by the people of the village.
If you want more of the mountains, the day can go on to the summit of Bjelašnica, a mountain known for its dramatic landscapes and hiking trails. That adds 50 € to the price for the group.
The day
- Leave Sarajevo for Mount Igman
- The ski jumps of the 1984 Winter Olympics — climb to the top for the view over the Sarajevo valley
- The abandoned hotel next to them, left over from Yugoslav times
- Off-road into the Dinaric Alps to Lukomir, the highest and most remote village in Bosnia
- A traditional Bosnian lunch in Lukomir, cooked by the people who live there
- Optional — on to the summit of Bjelašnica, for 50 € per group
- Back to Sarajevo
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Questions
Can we go up the ski jumps?
Yes. The Igman ski jumps were built for the 1984 Winter Olympics, and you can climb to the top of them for a panorama of the Sarajevo valley.
Can we add the summit of Bjelašnica?
Yes, for 50 € per group. Mention it in the booking form and we'll extend the day.
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