Women’s Group Trip to Bosnia and Herzegovina

June 18-27, 2027

a land of undiscovered adventure & Culture!

A bar chart with five ascending bars from left to right, indicating increasing difficulty, labeled as 'Difficulty 3/5'.

This adventure is rated 3 out of 5 difficulty level. Moderate level activities (i.e. short to medium hikes up to 5 miles, some elevation, intro to new skill/activity that is guided by 3rd party like mountain biking, climbing, rafting, etc.). Activities are included, but optional if outside of your comfort zone. The optional Via Ferrata activity is considered beginner friendly with some parts offering a moderate challenge in some sections.

Join us for an unforgettable journey on a 9 day adventure through Bosnia and Herzegovina, starting from the stunning coastal gem of Dubrovnik. Chase the thunder of Kravice Waterfalls, feel the centuries-old soul of Mostar, and dive into the living history of Sarajevo. Saddle up to witness the untamed grace of Livno’s wild horses, get your adrenaline pumping while rafting the emerald waters of the Neretva River, and lace up your boots for breathtaking hikes through the remote mountain village of Lukomir.

This is not your average vacation—it's a wild mix of culture, adventure, and discovery through one of Europe's most underrated gems. Bosnia is calling Let’s go explore it—together!

TRIP HIGHLIGHTS

  • Rated easy-to-moderate difficulty (1 out of 5) - ideal for cultural travelers of varying fitness levels

  • Experience Día de los Muertos like a local - walk in the Day of the Dead Parade on Reforma Avenue with full skull makeup done by a professional artist, then help build a traditional altar and take part in a cacao ceremony honoring loved ones.

  • Watch sunrise over Teotihuacán from a hot air balloon - a once-in-a-lifetime view of one of Mexico's most famous ancient pyramid sites, included in the trip cost.

  • Travel in a small, supportive women-only group - capped at just 11 travelers with a trip host and local female guide, perfect for solo travelers and friends alike.

  • Explore Xochimilco's floating gardens - cruise the UNESCO World Heritage canals on colorful traditional trajinera boats, often with live mariachi music.

  • Be immersed in Frida Kahlo's world - tour Casa Azul, the artist's iconic blue house museum in the bohemian Coyoacán neighborhood.

  • Cook and eat like a local - shop for ingredients at the Jamaica and Medellín markets, then join a private chef-led cooking class to learn authentic Mexican dishes.

  • Witness Lucha Libre live - catch one of Mexico's most beloved cultural traditions, the masked professional wrestling.

  • Stay centrally located in Centro Histórico - stay in a hotel steps from the parade route, museums, and historic plazas with airport transfers included.

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