Discover Bosnia and Herzegovina, the secret to impressive motorcycle journeys! Winding roads, breathtaking landscapes, and 500 km of off-road adventures await you.
Bosnia and Herzegovina is considered a hidden gem for motorcycle trips, where winding roads and stunning landscapes challenge every biker. With OVERCROSS you will experience unforgettable adventures and master demanding routes. The 500 km of off-road trails lead through forests, mountains, and picturesque villages. Highlights such as Sarajevo and Mostar are waiting to be explored. Enjoy cultural festivals and the delicious traditional cuisine with Burek and Sarma. The continental climate provides ideal conditions in spring and autumn, perfect for your motorcycle tour.
Our three Bosnia and Herzegovina tours cover a real range of skill. The 5-day off-road trip mixes on- and off-road riding for a rider with solid road experience and a bit of gravel confidence. The two longer enduro tours run at a higher level: loose gravel, forest trails and mountain climbs up to the 1650 m king stage above Prokosko Jezero, where standing on the pegs and reading loose surfaces matters more than raw speed.
On the 5-day trip you can bring your own machine or take one of our rental bikes; equipment hire is 20 EUR a day if you ride without your own gear. On the enduro tours a guide leads the group throughout the route, and optional insurance against motorcycle damage is offered so you can ride the technical sections with more confidence.
Expect around 80 to 100 km of riding on the shorter trip's daily stages, real trail kilometres rather than motorway. The 7-day enduro tour builds toward roughly 500 km of off-road riding, split across riding days out of Bugojno with a rest day in Sarajevo for sightseeing before the group heads back out to Prokosko Jezero, Rama Lake and the ridge trails around Prusac.
The 5-day trip suits a confident road rider with a little gravel time. The two enduro tours need real off-road skill: loose gravel, forest trails and climbs to the 1650 m king stage near Prokosko Jezero.
On the 5-day trip you can ride your own bike or rent one of ours for 20 EUR a day including equipment. The enduro tours are led by a guide throughout the route.
Around 80 to 100 km a day of trail riding on the shorter trip. The 7-day enduro tour totals roughly 500 km of off-road riding over its riding days.
Riding days run out of Bugojno with stops at villages like Prusac, a rest day in Sarajevo around the middle of the 7-day tour, and a return leg via Rama Lake before departure.
The best time to ride Bosnia and Herzegovina runs from May to September, when even the high mountain passes are free of snow and the gravel stays dry. Lower routes in the south open earlier and stay ridable into October. For the full month-by-month picture, see our Bosnia and Herzegovina travel information page.
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