Travel to Bosnia & Herzegovina

Not sure where to begin? Let’s travel to Bosnia & Herzegovina together! Many of you probably still associate Bosnia with the painful civil war which was filling news columns for a large part of the 1990s. Although the scars of that horrific times are still visible today, Bosnia and Herzegovina in recent years has been very successful at attracting tourist groups flocking to the Adriatic coasts of Croatia and Montenegro.

Most visitors who travel to Bosnia are those taking a break from their Croatian itinerary and exploring one or both of the country’s main tourist destinations: Sarajevo and Mostar. Both cities have a long and impressing history which is resembled in splendid Ottoman architecture mixed with Austro-Hungarian influences and Socialist-era upgrades. Inviting street-terrace cafes, quirky bars and traditional barbecue restaurants generate an amazing laid-back atmosphere which makes you want to extend you stay in Bosnia. And you should as there is so many peculiar places waiting for you explore: like the Bosnian pyramids at Visoko, Sarajevo’s forgotten Olympic bobsled track or Marshall Tito’s secret nuclear bunker.

You probably already heard about Medjugorje, a small town close to Croatian border, attracting catholic pilgrims from all over the world who believe that Virgin Mary made an appearance here a few decades ago. Nearby are the beautiful waterfalls of Kravice, a smaller version of Croatian Plitvice National Park and a bunch of other charming little towns like Poćitelj and Trebinje, just waiting to be discovered.