
Fojnica
Small town with a Franciscan monastery, a thermal spa and the starting point for Prokoško jezero. Hiking and culture in one.
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Kamp Ergela near Fojnica is a place where horses, nature and time to breathe come together. Lamija Džigal-Bektešević has created a place where she can share her love of horses and nature with guests: a personal paradise at the foot of Vranica.
Stay in A-frame glamping tents with real beds and private terraces, or in the cosy studio apartment. Warm showers, drinking water, electricity, a food-preparation area and a covered fire area make time in nature comfortable and uncomplicated.
At the heart of the experience are Bosnian Mountain Horses, an indigenous horse breed of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The stud farm combines sustainable breeding with encounters, education and recreation. By arrangement, activities such as carriage rides, time with horses, hikes and workshops are possible.
Whether travelling as a couple, family or small group, this is a place to slow down, enjoy the mountain air and experience a place built with great love for horses and nature.
Kamp Ergela is in Fojnica at the foot of Vranica. According to the website, the journey takes around one hour from Sarajevo and around 45 minutes from Zenica. Free parking is available directly at the stud farm.
Lamija loves horses and nature. She opens the doors of her paradise of horses, mountains and nature to guests so they can get to know this special place, enjoy the quiet and have a good time in Fojnica.
Approximate location. You receive the exact address after contact. Trails, water and sights nearby. Distances are as the crow flies from the spot.

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.

Small town with traditional blacksmith workshops. Culture, hiking and photography: a quiet trip away from the main roads.

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.

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