THREE DAYS TOUR PACKAGE AT BORACKO GLACIER LAKE

If you are a nature lover this tour package is for you! This package offers a variety of activities such as hiking, swimming, and sunbathing.

Bosnia and Herzegovina has many glacial lakes, and one of them is Boračko lake.

Boračko lake is the biggest glacial lake in Bosnia and Herzegovina, located 405 meters (1,330 feet) above sea level. It is surrounded by dense forests and some of the highest mountains in the country, including Mount. Prenj, Bjelasnica and Visocica. It has natural beaches and walking paths, making it ideal for swimming, hiking, canoeing or just sunbathing. This tour package includes a 2-night stay in cabins or houses with daily breakfast and is geared towards relaxation, rejuvenation, and enjoyment on the beautiful glacial lake. Guests can enjoy sunny, spacious beaches and breathtaking views, take a walk-through nature and forests, refresh themselves in the warm and clear water, and enjoy rafting and hiking.

KEY INFORMATION & HIGHLIGHTS:

Ø Elliptical shaped lake

Ø 786 meters (2,580 feet) long and 402 meters (1,320 feet) wide lake

Ø Hike Mount Prenj with its peak of 2,000 meters ( 6,600 feet) also known as  the Bosnian Himalayas

Ø Swim, and sunbathe on the spacious beaches which will make you in awe

Ø Adrenaline filled rafting

Ø Camping and a pleasant atmosphere

Ø Sports fields filled with fun and amazing company

Ø Group of 6 to 15 people, plus a tour guide and driver

Ø Enjoy the top quality organic dishes and wines

Ø Arrival and sightseeing of the Ecovillage, accommodations

Ø Swimming and enjoying the sun on spacious beaches

Ø Walks and tours of the lake

Ø Optional: hiking, rafting, and yoga

This Ecovillage offers the following accommodations options:

• Log cabins (accommodation ideal for groups of people)
• Cotton cabin (ideal for small groups)
• Tolarica cabin (ideal for couples)

Note: An ecovillage is a traditional or intentional community with the goal of becoming culturally, economically, and/or ecologically sustainable. It creates jobs, builds societies, encourages cultural understanding, and safeguards natural and cultural heritage