A pioneering trek through Bosnia & Herzegovina, plus the beautiful renaissance city of Dubrovnik
Sutjeska is Bosnia & Herzegovina's oldest national park, encompassing 17,500 hectares of magnificent wilderness and one of Europe's last primeval forests. Running through the park are the Durmitor Mountains, forming the natural border between Bosnia & Herzegovina and Montenegro.
This itinerary includes some of the best trekking the region has to offer: ascending Bosnia's highest peak, Maglic Mountain; passing hidden waterfalls and glacial lakes; and heading into the Perucica Forest with its thriving wildlife. It is possible that you will catch a glimpse of brown bear, wolf, and chamois, or perhaps one of the many resident eagles soaring overhead.
The trip starts and ends in the beautiful Croatian city of Dubrovnik, situated on the shores of the warm Adriatic, and there is also time for sightseeing in Sarajevo and Mostar.
Extracts magazine article about Maglic Moments ...
Terry Mullan, an Exodus client writes about Maglic Mountain the highest peak in Bosnia and Herzegovina. (April 2013).
What makes this trip responsible?
Our local partner employs and trains all leaders. Exodus provides refresher training with a focus on Responsible Tourism, so our local leaders can educate our clients locally on helping to preserve the way of life in their area. The trip supports the economies of small villages by using their smaller restaurants, traders and shops, including a visit to a particularly isolated mountain community.
Countries visited: Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Montenegro
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Exodus images from WALKING IN BOSNIA & HERZEGOVINA
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climbing up to maglic peak in the sutjeska national park
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