BOSNIA & HERZEGOVINA
Hidden Gem

Known for its stunning landscapes, rich history, and diverse cultural influences. With its warm hospitality, delicious cuisine, and a mix of East and West, offers a unique and authentic travel experience. Let's take you through a list of highly recommended places to visit in this unique country.

HISTORIC

Mostar

Mostar is famous for its iconic Stari Most (Old Bridge), a UNESCO World Heritage Site that symbolizes unity and resilience. Its historic center, Ottoman architecture, and vibrant markets make it a must-visit destination.

BREATHTAKING

Kravica Waterfalls

Kravica Waterfalls, near Ljubuski, is a stunning natural oasis. With cascading falls, emerald pools, and lush greenery, it’s perfect for swimming, exploring, or simply unwinding in nature.

VIBRANT

Sarajevo

Sarajevo, the heart of Bosnia and Herzegovina, blends history, culture, and diversity. Known as the 'Jerusalem of Europe,' its mosques, churches, and synagogues stand side by side, offering a unique East meets West charm.

MYSTICAL

Blagaj Tekke

Blagaj Tekke is a serene 16th-century Dervish monastery by a crystal-clear spring. Surrounded by natural beauty, it offers unique architecture, a peaceful atmosphere, and riverside dining with traditional Bosnian cuisine.

SCENIC

Jajce

A picturesque town known for its medieval charm and stunning waterfalls. Visitors can explore Jajce’s fortress, wander through its historic streets, and visit the nearby Pliva Lakes.

F.A.QS
Frequently Asked Questions
  • The best time to visit and climate in Bosnia and Herzegovina?
    The best time to visit Bosnia and Herzegovina is during the spring (April to June) and autumn (September to October) when the weather is mild and ideal for sightseeing. The summer months (July to August) are also great for outdoor activities, especially in the mountains and along the rivers, though it can get quite hot in the cities.

    Bosnia and Herzegovina has a continental climate, with warm summers and cold winters in the inland areas, while the coastal region has a Mediterranean climate with mild winters and hot, dry summers.
  • Local currency and language in Bosnia and Herzegovina
    The local currency in Bosnia and Herzegovina is the Bosnia and Herzegovina convertible mark (BAM), also known as KM (Konvertibilna Marka). It is pegged to the euro at a fixed rate: 1 EUR = 1.95583 BAM.

    The official languages are Bosnian, Croatian, and Serbian. These languages are very similar and mutually intelligible.
    English speakers as well as Turkish speakers (Sarajevo) will not have much trouble communicating in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
  • What is the food like in Bosnia and Herzegovina?
    Bosnian cuisine is a delicious mix of Ottoman, Austro-Hungarian, and Balkan influences, featuring grilled meats, rich stews, fresh bread, and traditional sweets. The country also has a growing wine culture, especially in the Herzegovina region, known for its indigenous grape varieties.

    Top dishes and wines:
    Cevapi – Grilled minced meat served with flatbread and onions.
    Burek – A savory pastry filled with meat, cheese, or vegetables, often served with yogurt.
    Baklava – A sweet, layered pastry made with nuts and honey, reflecting the Ottoman influence.
    Zilavka – A dry white wine, popular in Herzegovina, known for its fresh and fruity taste.
    Blatina – A red wine, offers rich, full-bodied flavors with hints of berries.
  • Do I need visa to visit Bosnia and Herzegovina?
    Citizens of the EU, USA, UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and many other countries do not need a visa for short tourist stays. EU/EEA/Swiss citizens can enter freely with a valid ID or passport. The best thing to do: check Bosnia and Herzegovina official embassy or consulate website for your country’s specific visa rules.

    https://www.mvp.gov.ba/konzularne_informacije/vize/Default.aspx
  • How can I book with you and which payment options are available?
    You can book directly through our website, through the websites of our trusted partners, by email at info@kleiotravel.com, or phone number +385 92 376 0288 (WhatsApp & Viber supported).

    We offer payment via direct bank transfer to our corporate account or by credit cards using our verified links.
Testimonials

We had an unforgettable trip to Bosnia and Herzegovina. From Dubrovnik to Sarajevo - excellent local guides, a visit to the war tunnel, a visit to Tito's bunker, rafting on the Neretva River, restaurant reservations and recommendations, our excellent driver Marko, our agent available all the time. Outstanding.

Finn & Isla, New Zealand

Our time in Bosnia and Herzegovina was magical. Exploring Sarajevo’s old town, walking across Mostar’s iconic bridge, and relaxing by Kravica Waterfalls made this trip an absolute dream. Stopped a several times for wine tasting, I didn't even know they had such good wines. Positively surprised how safe the country fells, and not to mention the affordable prices and the extraordinary food. Highly recommended.

James, USA

The people are so welcoming, and the scenery is out of this world, especially the Kravica Waterfalls. Took a private tour from Dubrovnik combining Kravice and Mostar. First Kravice to avoid the crowds and then walking and sightseeing of Mostar. The driver shared so much interesting information during the drive so we had the freedom and privacy to enjoy the locations with our family. Amazing.

Samir & Amira, EAU