London to Sarajevo flights

Travellers looking to explore the historic capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina can choose from multiple seasonal options when booking cheap flights from London to Sarajevo. The average London to Sarajevo flight duration is 2 hours and 45 minutes for direct routes, while connecting itineraries via other European cities are also available. You can find flights to Sarajevo from London starting from £20.

Flights from London to Sarajevo depart from several key airports serving the UK capital. Budget airlines including Wizz Air UK operate direct flights from London Luton Airport, while London Stansted Airport also offers low-cost options to the region. Alternatively, travellers can find connecting flights from London Heathrow Airport or London City Airport, which route through major continental hubs.

Heathrow is located 14 miles west of central London and connects via the Heathrow Express or the underground network, while London City Airport is situated seven miles east of the centre.

Flights from London land at Sarajevo International Airport, the primary aviation facility for the country, located four miles west of the city centre. To travel from the airport to the city centre, passengers can use the specialised bus service operated by Centrotrans, which provides direct transit to downtown districts and includes free Wi-Fi onboard. Another public option is the 103 trolleybus, which links the airport area with central destinations.

Taxis and private hire vehicles are also available at the terminal, offering direct access into town via the A1 motorway.

Entry requirements for Sarajevo

British citizens travelling to Bosnia and Herzegovina do not require a visa for stays of up to 90 days within any six-month period. Passports must be valid for at least 90 days from the date of departure from the country. Visitors may also be asked to show proof of sufficient funds and a return ticket at border control.

The best time to visit Sarajevo depends on your preferred activities, with May bringing pleasant spring weather suitable for urban exploration. July and August offer the warmest temperatures, making them ideal for trips into the surrounding mountains, while October introduces autumn colours across the valleys as visitor numbers decrease.

When exploring the city, walking through the Old Town highlights a unique architectural blend of Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian influences. Key historic sites include the Latin Bridge, famous as the location of the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand, and various guided tours detailing the history of the Bosnian War. For a taste of local culture, visitors can sample Ćevapi, a traditional dish of grilled minced meat sausages served with onions in flatbread.