Bosnia and Herzegovina, a treasure to discover

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A trip to Bosnia, an unforgettable adventure.

Discover stunning landscapes and a rich culture.

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Bosnia - Herzegovina: when to go?

Bosnia and Herzegovina welcomes you with a varied climate, perfect for all travelers! Summers are warm and sunny, ideal for exploring Sarajevo or enjoying the crystal-clear rivers. In winter, snow covers the mountains, turning the country into a paradise for winter sports enthusiasts. No matter when you choose to visit, the weather always offers an opportunity to experience unforgettable moments!

Activity ideas

  • Discovery of Ottoman Bridges - Set out to discover history by exploring the magnificent Ottoman bridges, true architectural gems of the country.
  • Stroll through the old town of Mostar - Stroll through the cobbled streets of Mostar, imbued with charm and authenticity.
  • Swimming at the Kravica Waterfalls - Dive into the turquoise waters of the Kravica waterfalls for a refreshing experience in the heart of lush nature.
  • Exploring Sutjeska National Park - Let yourself be amazed by the wild beauty of Sutjeska National Park, with its dense forests and majestic peaks.
  • Traditional cevapi tasting - Savor the authenticity of Bosnia and Herzegovina by tasting grilled cevapi in a friendly atmosphere, in the heart of a lively market.
  • Visit of Medieval Monasteries - Explore medieval monasteries nestled in the heart of the mountains, true havens of peace and witnesses to a rich spiritual heritage.
  • Hiking in the Prenj Mountains - Hike along the steep trails of the Prenj mountains and admire breathtaking views, between rocky peaks and green valleys.
  • Immersion in Sarajevo's Ottoman Quarter - Stroll through the Ottoman quarter of Sarajevo and let yourself be charmed by its lively bazaars, elegant mosques, and the oriental atmosphere that reigns on every street corner.

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Bosnia and Herzegovina, natural beauty and captivating history

This small Balkan country, with barely 4 million inhabitants, is in fact a tourist land whose treasures are unimaginable. A local travel agency is therefore particularly well placed to help you discover Bosnia far from clichés, thanks to destination specialists who know the country like the back of their hand. Between preserved nature where caves and waterfalls are queens, superb ski resorts in the Sarajevo region, beautiful rivers to explore by rafting, a heritage preserved largely inherited from the Ottoman Empire, and medieval villages, you won't be bored for a moment in Bosnia!

Discovery of an Overlooked Balkan Treasure

Located between Croatia, Serbia, and Montenegro, Bosnia-Herzegovina first brings to mind the war that took place in the former Yugoslavia in the 1990s. However, a trip to Bosnia offers much more than these painful memories. The country is rich in culture and history, with breathtaking landscapes and a fascinating ethnic diversity. Cities like Sarajevo and Mostar captivate with their unique architecture and atmosphere. A stay in Bosnia allows for the discovery of delicious cuisine, influenced by various cultures, as well as the warm hospitality of its inhabitants. Every visitor finds a rewarding experience that far exceeds the scars of the past.
The Must-Sees of Bosnia and Herzegovina

The Must-Sees of Bosnia and Herzegovina

Sarajevo, a unique and multicultural city, nearly disappeared during the war of the 1990s. However, it has managed to preserve a beautiful heritage marked by multiculturalism, between East and West. Its central district of Baščaršija, nicknamed the Turkish city due to its typically Ottoman style, its madrasas, minarets, and Orthodox churches bear witness to its rich cultural contrast. On the wine route, the Tvrdos Monastery is the largest monastery of the Serbian Orthodox Church in the country. The monastic community offers souvenirs and especially its wine production with tasting on site. The monastery is one of the most appreciated stops on the Wine Route of Bosnia-Herzegovina. Mostar is a lovely city with a preserved Ottoman quarter and the most famous stone bridge in the Balkans. Don't miss tasting a meal in one of the many mills transformed into restaurants for a guaranteed picturesque stop.
Discovering Bosnia Differently

Discovering Bosnia Differently

Jablanica Lake, created in 1953 and located in the heart of Serbia, is an artificial lake popular for its various water activities, especially fishing due to the abundance of fish. The Kravica Falls in Bosnia are considered the most beautiful in the country. With a width of 120 meters and a height of 26 meters, they flow into the Trebizat River, offering a breathtaking wild setting. This site is a must-see for nature lovers traveling to Bosnia-Herzegovina. Vjetrenica Cave is a paradise for speleology enthusiasts. It is the largest cave in Bosnia, designed for tourist visits. It hosts a rich biodiversity with more than two hundred species recorded.

An Authentic Welcome in Bosnia-Herzegovina

Of peasant and mountain tradition, Bosnians have always maintained a character and philosophy of life close to nature. Calm, they will welcome you with friendliness and kindness. There is no need to rush; it is not in their nature. They are always ready to chat, and you may be invited to drink šlivovica, the local plum brandy. Even though the war of the 1990s complicated life, authenticity remains present at every encounter.

Whitewater Sports

Bosnia and Herzegovina is a country with varied landscapes, consisting mainly of mountains and rivers. Nearly three-quarters of its territory is mountainous, endowed with exceptional hydrology. The karstic reliefs offer ideal conditions for white-water sports, such as rafting. One is never far from a majestic canyon where leisure activities are developing. Forests cover almost half of the country, thus dominating the mountainous landscape. In Herzegovina, it is the scrubland and karstic landscapes that particularly stand out. This territory thus offers a natural diversity conducive to tourism and outdoor activities.
To really discover Bosnia and Herzegovina, it is recommended to stay between 7 and 10 days. This trip allows you to explore Sarajevo, Mostar, the national parks, and enjoy the country's cultural richness.
To organize your honeymoon in Bosnia and Herzegovina, choose romantic accommodations in Sarajevo or Mostar, plan excursions to national parks, and explore the local culture. Consider booking in advance to make the most of your trip.
To have a good holiday with a baby in Bosnia and Herzegovina, choose suitable accommodations, plan short outings, bring everything necessary for your child's comfort, and enjoy the peaceful parks and natural areas.
For a family hiking trip in Bosnia and Herzegovina, explore Sutjeska National Park with the Perućica forest, Kravica waterfalls, Blidinje Park, and Pliva Lake. These sites offer varied landscapes and are accessible to everyone.
To practice ecotourism in Bosnia and Herzegovina, favor national parks such as Sutjeska or Una, choose eco-friendly accommodations, and take part in guided hikes led by locals to respect nature and support the local economy.
The budget for a stay in Bosnia and Herzegovina depends on the duration and travel style. Expect to spend around 40 to 70 euros per day for a budget trip, including accommodation, meals, and local transportation. Prices remain affordable.
To travel to Bosnia and Herzegovina, you can take a direct flight or a connecting flight to Sarajevo, the capital. It is also possible to get there by car or by bus from neighboring countries such as Croatia, Serbia, or Montenegro.
For French nationals, a valid passport or identity card is sufficient for a tourist stay of less than 90 days in Bosnia and Herzegovina. No visa is required for this type of stay.
Bosnia and Herzegovina is generally safe for travelers. It is advisable to remain vigilant, avoid isolated or uncleared mine areas, and follow local advice. Keep your valuables secure and get informed before you leave.
To travel to Bosnia and Herzegovina, no vaccinations are mandatory for travelers coming from Europe. However, it is recommended to be up to date with universal vaccines such as diphtheria, tetanus, polio, and hepatitis A.

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