Bosnia And Herzegovina 4 Day Itinerary

Title: 4-Day Itinerary for Exploring Bosnia and Herzegovina

Day 1: Sarajevo

Places to Go:

  1. Baščaršija: Start your journey in the old town of Sarajevo, a vibrant mix of Eastern and Western cultures. Visit Gazi Husrev-beg Mosque, one of the most beautiful mosques in Bosnia.

  2. Tunnel of Hope (Tunel spasa): Learn about Sarajevo’s resilience during the 1992-1995 Siege of Sarajevo at this historic site.

  3. War Childhood Museum: Understand the city’s recent history through the eyes of children who lived it.

  4. Mount Trebević Cable Car: Enjoy panoramic views of Sarajevo from the top of Mount Trebević.

Activities:

  1. Traditional Bosnian Cuisine Tasting: Try local dishes such as ćevapi, burek, and bosanski lonac at a traditional restaurant.

  2. Olympic Bobsleigh and Luge Track: Visit the only bobsled track to host the Winter Olympics that is still in operation.

Things to Know:

  • Bosnia and Herzegovina uses the Bosnian mark (BAM) as its currency, but Euros are widely accepted.
  • The local language is Bosnian, but English is spoken by many young people in urban areas.

Visa Requirements:

Citizens of most countries need a visa to enter Bosnia and Herzegovina. Check the Ministry of Foreign Affairs website for the latest information regarding visas.

Transportation:

Sarajevo’s public transportation system is relatively affordable and efficient. Taxis are also widely available.

Day 2: Mostar

Places to Go:

  1. Stari Most (Old Bridge): Visit the iconic bridge that has stood since the 16th century and watch local divers perform daring leaps into the Neretva River.

  2. Krštac Church: Explore this stunning Orthodox church with its distinctive bell tower.

  3. War Photo Limited Exhibition: Learn about the Balkan conflicts through powerful photographs at this gallery.

Activities:

  1. Mostar Bridge Dive: Watch or participate in a guided diving session over the Stari Most.

  2. Blagaj Tekija: Visit this 16th-century dervish monastery nestled at the base of a towering cliff.

Things to Know:

  • The city of Mostar is built on either side of the Neretva River, so you’ll need to cross the bridge several times during your visit.

Day 3: Kravica Waterfalls and Blagaj (Day trip from Mostar)

Places to Go:

  1. Kravica Waterfalls: Marvel at this picturesque set of waterfalls with a stunning blue-green pool for swimming.

  2. Buna River Springs: Visit the source of the Buna River, where the river emerges from under the base of a 200m tall cliff.

Day 4: Jajce and Vrelo Bosne (Day trip from Sarajevo)

Places to Go:

  1. Jajce: Visit this picturesque town, known for its fortress and the stunning “Pliva” waterfall.

  2. Vrelo Bosne: Explore this natural park on the outskirts of Sarajevo, featuring crystal-clear springs and lush forests.

Activities:

  1. Rafting: If you’re feeling adventurous, try white water rafting on the Tara River, one of Europe’s longest and wildest rivers.

  2. Hiking: Explore the stunning landscapes of Bosnia’s national parks, such as Sutjeska and Una National Park.