Livno is one of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s most unique destinations, best known for the wild horses that roam the plateaus above town. Located between the Dinaric Alps and the edge of the Dalmatian hinterland, this highland city offers a distinctive blend of wildlife, rugged landscapes and off-road adventure.

Most Livno tours focus on the wild horses of Krug Plateau, a free-roaming herd of several hundred animals that have lived in the area for decades. Visitors can join guided jeep safaris that take you through the rolling grasslands of Cincar Mountain, with early morning or sunset departures being especially popular among photographers and nature lovers. These tours often include opportunities to walk among the horses from a respectful distance and learn about their history and behaviour from local guides.

In addition to the wild horse experience, Livno also offers cultural and panoramic tours. Visitors may explore Ottoman-era mosques, Austro-Hungarian architecture, and lookout points that offer sweeping views of the Livno Valley. Some itineraries include tasting local cheese, visiting small mountain villages or hiking light trails along the ridges surrounding the town.

Livno is ideal for travellers looking for something different – a place where you can step into quiet nature, spot wild horses in their natural habitat, and still enjoy a grounded, local connection.