Eco Tourism in Bosnia and Herzegovina
From rural homesteads, mountain villages, and organic products to protected areas, rivers, lakes, and untouched landscapes, Bosnia and Herzegovina offers countless opportunities for a holiday that preserves nature and supports local communities.
Hutovo Blato
Una National Park
Perućica Forest
Kozara National Park
Drina National Park
Čvrsnica Mountain
Wild Horses of Livno
Lom Jungle
Japod Islands
Eco Lake Camp
Orjen Mountain Massif
Zvornik Lake
Brčko City Park
Bathhouse on the River Rzava
Krupa on the Vrbas
Prokoško Lake
Village of Lukomir
Bijambare Protected Landscape
Zelenkovac Eco-Zone
Bardača Wetland Reserve
Mount Ozren
The wine and olive heritage of Herzegovina
What is ecotourism?
Ecotourism today is defined as "responsible travel to natural areas that conserves the environment, supports the well-being of local people, and includes interpretation and education.".
Nature Conservation
Through long-term market-based solutions, ecotourism provides effective economic incentives for preserving and enhancing biocultural diversity and helps protect our planet's natural and cultural heritage.
Communities
By increasing local capacity and employment opportunities, ecotourism is an effective way to empower local communities worldwide in the fight against poverty and the pursuit of sustainable development.
Education and Interpretation
With a focus on enriching personal experiences and raising environmental awareness through interpretation, ecotourism promotes greater understanding and respect for nature, local communities, and culture.
