
Kraljeva Sutjeska
Village with a Franciscan monastery and a former royal court. In the Middle Ages, Kraljeva Sutjeska was the residence of the Bosnian kings.
Zenica sits on the river Bosna in the middle of the country. Around it are small towns with a long history. Kraljeva Sutjeska has a Franciscan monastery and a former royal court, and in the Middle Ages it was the seat of the Bosnian kings. Fojnica also has a Franciscan monastery, plus a thermal spa, and from there a gravel road climbs the Vranica to Prokoško jezero. The hills around Visoko are marketed as the “Bosnian pyramids”, while archaeologists consider them natural formations.
The places are scattered around Zenica. Near Vitez an auto camp sits next to a restaurant, in Fojnica there is a horse farm at the foot of the Vranica, and in Gornja Breza a site set in a nature garden. Near Vareš you stay at the foot of the Zvijezda range, with the royal fortress of Bobovac in the area. You can also camp near Visoko.
Within 40 km of Zenica you will find 6 places with contact details here. At 4 of them you send your request straight through Camplix. For the others you will find contact details from OpenStreetMap.
Here you send your request through us, in English.
Camplix hostWith Edinfrom €10Vitez, Bosnia & Herzegovina
Camplix hostWith Lamijafrom €75Fojnica, Bosnia & Herzegovina
Camplix hostWith Almedinafrom €12Gornja Breza bei Breza (Kanton Zenica-Doboj), Bosnia & Herzegovina
Camplix hostWith Violetafrom €15Vareš, Bosnia & Herzegovina
You contact these places directly. Distances are as the crow flies from Zenica.
Distances are as the crow flies from Zenica.

Village with a Franciscan monastery and a former royal court. In the Middle Ages, Kraljeva Sutjeska was the residence of the Bosnian kings.

Small town with a Franciscan monastery, a thermal spa and the starting point for Prokoško jezero. Hiking and culture in one.

Mountain lake at around 1,600 metres on the Vranica range, surrounded by shepherd huts. Reached from Fojnica via a gravel road.

The hills around Visoko are marketed as the “Bosnian pyramids”. Archaeologists consider them natural formations. Visitors come for the Ravne tunnels and the view from the Visočica hill.

Old mining town in the mountains east of the site, about 16 km away. A starting point for hikes, and the royal fortress of Bobovac is nearby.

Small town right next to the site, shaped by mining. The centre has shops for everyday needs.

Small town with traditional blacksmith workshops. Culture, hiking and photography: a quiet trip away from the main roads.
Camplix lists 6 places with contact details here. 4 of them take requests directly through Camplix. For the other 2, there are contact details from OpenStreetMap.
Auto-Camp Bistrovo, Kamp Ergela, Camping Pirol, Izletište Kugla. You send your request from each place’s page.
Of the 4 hosts here: tents at 3, caravans at 3, motorhomes and campervans at 3, cabins (glamping) at 2.
According to the hosts’ price lists, from €10 per night (tent at Auto-Camp Bistrovo). The final price is agreed directly with the host.
For 4 of the 6 places, the amenities include “Dogs welcome”. The others don’t say either way, so ask before you go.