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What should I know about Bosnia and Herzegovina?
Bosnia and Herzegovina is a former Yugoslav Republic that gained its independence after a bloody and acrimonious civil war. Evidence of the war may be seen everywhere you go in the country, but the spirit and resilience of its people are as strong as ever.
From the massive mountains towering over Sarajevo to the rugged shoreline of the Adriatic Sea, Bosnia and Herzegovina is an outdoor adventurer’s paradise waiting to be discovered. You could spend years exploring every corner of this small but diverse country. However, two weeks in more realistic and still an adequate amount of time to discover some of what this beautiful place has to offer.
If you have the time, head down to Mostar, the capital of Herzegovina. Located in a little valley, the city offers great insight into the country’s complex history as well as close proximity to Blidinje Nature Park and Mt Čvrsnica.
Why should I choose Bosnia and Herzegovina for my adventure?
Stunning scenery
Bosnia and Herzegovina might be one of Europe’s best kept secrets. The country has everything an outdoor adventurer could dream of. There are tall mountains with astounding views, impressive valleys surrounded by mountain and forest, and even a small stretch of rugged seashore. Come see for yourself.
See Sarajevo
The Bosnian capital, which is steeped in history and culture, should be your first stop on any trip to the country. So much history happened here. Visit the spot where Archduke Ferdinand was assassinated. Check out the architecture from Turkish minarets and Orthodox Church steeples to sleek new office buildings.
Plenty of variety
There are a plethora of amazing outdoor adventures just waiting to be tried in Bosnia. During the winter you can go ski touring, ski mountaineering or ice climbing in the Dinaric Alps. During the summer there is canyoning, rock climbing, mountaineering, white water rafting, hiking, biking and trail running. Literally anything you can think of, Bosnia has something for you.
What can I expect from the weather in Bosnia and Herzegovina?
During the summer, temperatures range from the low to high 20s depending on where you are in the county. Rain is infrequent during the summer. During the winter, temperatures range around freezing, but get colder in the highlands. Snow is quite frequent as winter is the wettest season in the country.
How can I get to Bosnia and Herzegovina?
Flying into Sarajevo International Airport (SJJ) is the best way to get to Bosnia and Herzegovina. The airport has connections from Munich, Istanbul and Athens.
Which language is predominantly spoken in Bosnia and Herzegovina?
Bosnian, Croatian, Serbian
What’s the country code of Bosnia and Herzegovina?
+387
What currency is accepted in Bosnia and Herzegovina?
Convertible mark (BAM)
What’s the high season in Bosnia and Herzegovina?
For mountain biking, the best time to visit is from May to September. For winter sports, such as ski touring, the best time to come is from December to March.
Katherine
I cannot recommend Miroslav more highly. We had the best day hiking with him! He set a really nice pace, well suited to our level, was very thoughtful and attentive and showed us some amazing lookouts. He was extremely professional, helpful, kind and knowledgeable, not just about hiking but the area and Bosnian history. He went above and beyond to make the most of our day and took us to a beautiful river to go swimming with the locals after a hot day walking and then showed us a great local place for dinner. Having done a lot of hiking and climbing with lots of different guides, Miroslav is one of the best. He’s extremely experienced and a great person and guide. Was a great day walking and hanging out. Would have loved to stay and do more trips with him!
Isabell
I enjoyed my time with Miroslav a lot! He is a great person and an even greater tour guide! He is very knowledgeable about the whole mountain area around Mostar (and more) and very professional. He made me feel comfortable the whole time and adapted the tour spontaneously to my needs and wishes, which I appreciated a lot! So at the end we even did a beautiful via ferrata which was not the original plan and I loved it so much! He also brings local food a is so knowledgeable about history and other interesting things about Bosnia and Herzegowina. We had good conversations and a great time together! Thank you Miroslav!!:)
Sara
We really enjoyed our trip with our guide Mijo. He was extremely good in communicating at WhatsApp and very flexible. We ended our trip in a beautiful river with amazing surrounding view. I can highly recommend to do some hiking in the mountains around Mostar, really worth it.
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