Tarcin Forest Resort & Spa Sarajevo MGallery
Panoramic terraces and forest balconies frame the Olympic Mountains above Sarajevo
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Wood-clad balconies open straight onto the Olympic Mountains here, with Kilim weaves and pale timber softening every room. The resort sits in the Tarcin valley, roughly thirty minutes' drive from Sarajevo, with 55 rooms and 18 villas arranged around a panoramic dining room and spa. Rooms run from a 28 m² Superior with a convertible sofa to a 153 m² Deluxe Villa with four bedrooms and a fireplace. Balconies face the ridge line in nearly every category, and the largest villas add a full kitchen and dining area for longer family stays.
The 180° Restaurant serves Bosnian and European dishes with a French inflection, its terrace wrapped around the same mountain view. Below it, the 180 Café keeps a fireplace lit through the day, pouring drinks against pastel walls and traditional pattern work. Breakfast runs each morning with local pastries and hot dishes, served either in the dining room or brought to the balcony.
Serenity Spa holds treatment rooms, saunas and a Turkish bath, plus a spring-water pool with a whirlpool and the same sweeping outlook. A licensed guide leads hikes through the surrounding pine forest, and quad tours and rafting run nearby. Sarajevo's old town and the Tunnel of Hope sit a short drive away. Parking is free, subject to availability.
The 180° Restaurant serves Bosnian and European dishes with a French inflection, its terrace wrapped around the same mountain view. Below it, the 180 Café keeps a fireplace lit through the day, pouring drinks against pastel walls and traditional pattern work. Breakfast runs each morning with local pastries and hot dishes, served either in the dining room or brought to the balcony.
Serenity Spa holds treatment rooms, saunas and a Turkish bath, plus a spring-water pool with a whirlpool and the same sweeping outlook. A licensed guide leads hikes through the surrounding pine forest, and quad tours and rafting run nearby. Sarajevo's old town and the Tunnel of Hope sit a short drive away. Parking is free, subject to availability.