• Tjentiste War Memorial - The National Park “Sutjeska” is deservedly known as one of the gems of the Republic of Srpska. As the oldest and largest national park in the Republic of Srpska and Bosnia and Herzegovina, it spans 16,052.34 hectares, with over 66% covered by forests, while the remainder consists of meadows, pastures, and tents. Sutjeska National Park is not only the oldest and largest in Bosnia and Herzegovina but also hosts the last rainforest in Europe. Additionally, the highest peak of Mount Maglić, standing at 2,386 meters above sea level, is situated within the park and is the tallest peak in the entire country. Sutjeska is widely recognized as the location of the Battle of Sutjeska in 1943 during World War II.

• Admission tickets included
• Complimentary bottled water
• Personable and charming tour guide
• Air-conditioned transportation

Nestled at the intersection of Bosnia and Herzegovina with Montenegro, at the base of the towering Maglić, Volujak, and Zelengora mountains, lies the settlement of Tjentište. This location is where the once inaccessible canyon of the Sutjeska River broadens. A significant memorial complex was established in Tjentište to commemorate the historic Battle of Sutjeska (5th Offensive, “Operation Schwarz”), one of the most intense battles fought by partisan forces in 1943 against the combined German and Italian armies.

The evolution of activities in the area led to decisions for the expansion and development of a larger complex, which now includes: the Sutjeska Battle Memorial, an ossuary, a small brigade amphitheater, the Battle Museum, the Sutjeska Battle Memorial House (Spomen dom), and several memorials around Tjentište.

The Sutjeska area was designated as a National Park on January 13, 1962.

A minimum of four (4) passengers is required.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.