Ultimate Travel Guide Bosnia and Herzegovina
Plan your next adventure with the ultimate travel guide to Bosnia and Herzegovina, unlocking hidden treasures and cultural wonders!
Bosnia and Herzegovina is another Balkan country in southeastern Europe with a population of 3.271 million and spans 51,209 kmยฒโthe country’s landscape is enhanced with medieval villages, lakes, rivers, and the rugged Dinaric Alps.
Explore Bosnia and Herzegovina, a hidden gem in Europe with low tourist traffic. Unlike popular destinations, this Balkan country offers a relatively undiscovered experience. Don’t let media perceptions deter you; embrace the charm of less touristy, unknown countries for an amazing journey!
Embark on an extraordinary journey to Bosnia and Herzegovina with our ultimate guide, providing you with all the helpful information for your trip. Explore the captivating destinations, discover the must-see attractions, and immerse yourself in many experiences, ensuring your trip is unforgettable.
What to Know
Best time to visit
The best time to explore Bosnia and Herzegovina is from June to September when the weather is warm and pleasant, ideal for avoiding extreme cold and snow. Spring and autumn showcase the picturesque beauty of the countryside. For those seeking a winter wonderland experience, January to March is the best time to visit.
Currency and ATMs
There are many ATMs you can use in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Cash machines are standard in big cities, and almost every bank has an ATM.
You will also find ATMs in larger shops, malls, bus stations and post offices. To avoid fees, we suggest using Ziraat Bank ATMs.
Safety Rank
Bosnia and Herzegovina holds the 61st safety rank, signifying its status as a very safe country. The people of Bosnia are known for their friendliness, warmth, and distinctive sense of humour.
Hitchhiking
Hitchhiking in Bosnia and Herzegovina is very easy. When using a sign, it’s advisable to avoid specifying distances in kilometres, as the abbreviation “km” coincides with their currency (KM), preventing locals from interpreting it as a monetary request upon reaching the destination.
Visa
Citizens with a passport or residence permit from the European Union, Schengen Area member states, or the United States of America can enter Bosnia and Herzegovina visa-free with a maximum stay of 30 days. Those not covered by visa-free entry must obtain a visa through one of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s diplomatic missions.
Plugs
Bosnia and Herzegovina utilises the Schuko plug, which is a type F plug. The electrical plugs of type F in Bosnia and Herzegovina adhere to the CEE 7/4 and CEE 7/7 standards.
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Visit Blagaj, Pocitej and Kravice Falls
Take A Day Tour to Sarajevo
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