Kravica Waterfall, often called Kravice, is one of the most precious jewels of Bosnia and Herzegovina, a large tufa cascade waterfall on the Trebižat River. It is located close to Ljubuški and about 40 km from Mostar city. This site is an inevitable day trip often combined with Međugorje, Koćuša Waterfall and a few more […]
Nature lovers and hikers! Here’s something you will definitely enjoy. We give you a trip around the best national parks on the Balkans, from massive mountains in Slovenia, to soothing and peaceful lake Skadar, there is absolutely everything for everyone. We tried to connect the national parks in the best way possible to make your […]
The national park Sutjeska is the oldest and the biggest national park in Bosnia and Herzegovina and it’s home to Perucica– one of the last primeval forests in Europe. Moreover, the highest peak of Maglic mountain (2386 m) is situated inside the national park, also the highest mountain peak in the country. Sutjeska is most known […]
National park Kozara is located on Kozara mountain in the north-eastern part of Bosnia and Herzegovina between the Pannonian plain in the north and the Dinaric Alps in the south. The national park is bordered by the rivers Sava, Una and Vrbas. Kozara has been a national park since 1967; the centre of the park […]
Mostar Airport is located in Ortijes which is 7.5 km southeast from Mostar; it takes approximately 12 minutes to get there by car. Mostar Airport is mostly used by pilgrimage travellers; also low-cost seasonal airline companies from Italy have flights to Mostar Airport. These are the transport means from/to Mostar Airport: Airport bus: Mostar Airport […]
Jajce municipality is located in central Bosnia&Herzegovina. Thanks to its historical importance, archaelogical findings and a beautiful scenery (mountains, waterfalls and lakes), the former royal town is now a tourist destination. The main characteristic are the twenty metres high waterfalls where the Pliva river flows into the Vrbas river. The waterfalls are in the very […]
Banja Luka is the second biggest town in Bosnia&Herzegovina, it lies on the Vrbas river. Together with a wider area it has about 200 000 inhabitants. Tha town has a long history, dates back to the Roman Empire when a fortress was built to protect the trade route and enjoy the nearby healing river springs. […]
Medjugorje is a well known Catholic centre located in Hercegovina, 25 km from Mostar. It became known after the apparition of the Virgin Mary in 1981; since than it has become, along with Sarajevo, the most visited tourist centres in Bosnia &Herzegovina.
Mostar, a town in Bosnia & Herzegovina, has a population of 64 000. It got its name after the bridge watchers (mostari) at the banks of the Neretva river. The town is known for its Old bridge (Stari most) which was built in the 16th century and destroyed during the Homeland war. In the 2004 […]
Sarajevo is the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina with a population of approximately 600 000. It is also known as a city of the Olympic games since the Winter Olympics took place there in 1984. Public tranport While in Sarajevo you can use their public tranport means operated by the GRAS transport company (Gradski saobraćaj […]