Bosnia and Herzegovina Travel Forum

Hi!

I'd like to know how to get to Foca from Sarajevo or Serbia..

Thank you!

Hello everybody,

I would like to know what is the best way to have a day trip in Mostar.

1) From Split, take the bus to Mostar and return to Split. or

2) From Split, take the bus to Mostar and go directly to Dubrovnik.

My routing will be in Split, Mostar and Dubrovnik but I am not sure whether I can connect the bus to Dubrovnik after a day trip in Mostar.

Thanks

Edith

I want to go rafting on the Tara River and I've seen that some tours leave from Foca. How would I get from Dubrovnik to Foca using public transport?

Hi can anyone tell me is it possible to go from Sarajevo to Montenegro in particular to the Ostrog Monastery??? Thanks for any help you may be able to offer

hello

next year a few clesse from our school we'll he headed to sarajevo for a school trip. We're looking for a local italian-speaking guide who can take care of the accommodation and work as a guide for a large group of teenage-students?

Would anyone have a contact address for suitable guide?
thanks a million

rhia

I am hoping to do this trip next May.

I really hate flying so want to do it as little as possible.

Could someone advise me what kind of place in Europe would be the quickest flight - I only want the one necessary stopover to refuel.

Then if it is say, Frankfurt, I would spend a few days there, and find the easiest way by land to get to Sarajevo.

But maybe I should also consider not only the quickest flight, but also how easy it is to get to Sarajevo.

As long as there is only one stopover. A few hours in the plane don't really matter.

Thank you if you have got any advice or tips.

Hallo!
My Question is:
It is possible to come with train from Belgrad to Orasje od Bjelina or some place near Bazik?

And how much is the Train Ticket for this destination.

Best Regards,
Oliver,Makedonija

P.S

If you have some information about time,price for destination please let the information here.

Hello,

Been planning our 20 day trip to the Balkans, starting and ending in Sarajevo. So hard to plan with so many places to go -- I'm curious to get advice from anyone who has traveled in the region to see if this itinerary is feasible:

Day 1: arrive Sarajevo
Day 2: explore Sarajevo
Day 3: bus to Novi Pazar, PM explore Novi Pazar
Day 4: bus to Kosovo. Visit Pecs and/or Decani. Overnight Gjakova
Day 5: visit Gjakova and Prizren. Overnight Gjakova
Day 6: visit Pristina. Overnight Skopje
Day 7: long train ride to Kalambaka Greece
Day 8: visit Meteora, Greece
Day 9: bus from Kalmabaka to Gjirokaster, Albania. Overnight Gjirokaster
Day 10: bus to Berat. Overnight Berat.
Day 11: afternoon bus to Tirana. Overnight Tirana.
Day 12: relax Tirana
Day 13: bus/minibus Tirana-Skodra-Kotor. Overnight Kotor.
Day 14: relax Kotor
Day 15: relax Kotor
Day 16: bus Kotor-Split, PM Krilo ferry to Korcula. Overnight Korcula.
Day 17: relax Korcula
Day 18: AM bus to Dubrovnik. Overnight Dubrovnik.
Day 19: AM bus to Mostar. Overnight Mostar.
Day 20: AM train to Sarajevo. Overnight Sarajevo.
Day 21: Depart Sarajevo

Thanks...

Hello,

I want to go to the area of Mostar (precisely : Medjugorje) on july 31st.
Plane landing in Dubrovnik at 12:20.
Can you tell me how I get from Dubrovnik to Mostar by train ?
How much time does it take ? Do I have to change train somewhere ?
Are there other means than trains ?

Thank you for your help !

BJ

We are driving from Kotor to Mostar and then from Mostar to Split. Any suggestions on a good route other than the main highways? Thanks!

Hi all,

I am planning to travel from Sarajevo to Mostar and, in the next day, to Medjugorge and finally, in the same day, to Dubrovnik. Is there plenty of options to travel between the cities or should I rent a car ?

Cheers,

Eduardo (from Brazil)

I would like to travel from Mostar to Korcula in 06/2009... I have read that there is a bus that goes that route... but I can't find anything online about it. Does anyone have any info?

Ja bih htela da putujem od Mostara, BIH do Korcule, HR autobusom. Ne mogu da nadjem neku informaciju na internetu. Jel' iko zna da li ima autobus koji ide od Mostara do Korcule i kad, itd?

Thanks in advance... Hvala unapred.

Hi,

I am coming from another country to visit Athens, Greece for a week near the beginning of April. I would like to spend my additional week visiting Sarajevo and Medjugorje. However, I am not familiar with this part of the world and not sure what the best mode of transportation to/from Bosnia would be.

What are the suggested/recommended best way to go from Athens, Greece to/from Bosnia? What is the recommended city/location to stop once in Bosnia?

Which way is the most economical?

How long does it take to go from Athens, Greece to Bosnia?

I have attempted to research the most feasible way of travel as I am not against any mode of transportation as long as it is reasonable on length of travel time and economical. However, I am unable to find anything outside of the www.bahn.de website that tells me it will take roughly 27 hours to travel between the two countries. Is this correct? Is there a quicker, more economical mode of travel?

Any assistance that could be provided would be greatly appreciated.

Sincerely,
World_Traveler2009

Hi everybody,

could anyone tell me if there is a busconnection between Velika Kladusa in Bosnia and Karlovac in Croatia?
Thanks in advance!

Kindest regards,
Ira

Does anyone know of any car rental agencies that allow travel into Bosnia, Montenegro, and Serbia? I'm having a lot of trouble finding anyone willing to cover travel into those countries.

Hi everybody!

the next summer I'm planning to spend two weeks around Croatia and Bosnai Herzegovina and my schedule would be:

Plitvice Lakes 1 day- Sarajevo 2days - Mostar 1 or 2 days - Kravica 1 day and then go on the Croatian coast and take a ferry to Brac island.

My question is: tell me 10 reasons why I should go to Sarajevo and Mostar, what is the atmosphere that I can feel there and maybe a couple of curious place that I could visit during my itinerary and that I have not considered. I have to convince my travel mates that Bosnia Erzegovina worhs a visit!

Thanks in advance!!!!

Hi All!

I am looking at the train departing at 21:10 from Sarajevo and arrives at 06:21 at Belgrade. www.bahn.de even does not show fare for this route.

Has anyone taken a train?

Tetsuya

hi guys,
i need your help. I want to go from Beograd to Sarajevo. I have found a line Beograd-Doboj-Sarajevo by train, but I should wait 7 hours in Doboj's station.

I also have found train Beograd-Strizivojna-Vrpolje-Sarajevo by train. But the second train from Strizivojna-Vrpolje-Sarajevo is intercity and i dont know how much I should pay.

Finaly, I want to inform about the trip by bus. I dont know how much it cost and timetable.

Hi, a friend and I (two over-40 females) plan to rent a car in Belgrade, see as many interesting things as possible, and return the car 10 days later in Sarajevo. We don't care at all about partying or night life. We're interested in history and meeting & talking to people. Let me hear your itinerary ideas (where, how many days, how many hours driving, etc)! Much thanks, Jan

Hi everyone,

3 questions:

1. This border-crossing, Metaljka, seems to be open, but I haven't heard any tourist crossing through it. Has anyone done this before?
2. Is there any regular bus service going this route? I have checked on http://www.autobusni-kolodvor.com, but not quite...
3. Accommodation around this area? Any reasonable dormitory or private apartment (Sobe/Sobi)?

Thanks in advance!

Could anybody recommend an interpreter in Trebinje for me please? I have tried several addresses both online and offline and didn't have much luck so far.

Thank you in advance
Please feel free to contact me at ecolleaf@gmail.com if more convenient.

Where do people from BIH go , what do you prefer, go somewhere else or stay with your friends and family???

I am planning on spending a little over two weeks between February 16 and March 4 in Slovenia, Croatia and Bosnia, with most of my time being spent in Bosnia. I am hoping to not have to book hostels and such before going and thus be able to maintain the freedom of moving around as I please, but I am just wondering if I will encounter problems finding private accommodations in people's houses and apartments and so forth during February and early March? Is it significantly more difficult to find accommodations in the Winter than during the Summer, or should I be okay?

Also, just an opinion question, since I've never been to the area: Currently, I'm hoping to distribute my time by having roughly 4 days in Slovenia, 5 days in Croatia, and 6 days in Bosnia. I am mostly interested in Bosnia because of recent history. Input on this distribution?

Dear all,

I have a wedding in Velika Kladusa in May 2009. Could anyone tell me if there is any busconnection between Zagreb & Velika Kladusa or Bihac?

Thanks somuch in advance,

Ira

Hi,

I have read on Lonely Planet that one must register with police within 24 hours of arrival.

Is this REALLY mandatory?

Tetsuya

I have 2 questions,
1: Is it safe to travel to Bosnia
2: Im interested in attending a Madrasa for studying can you recommend
Thank you

Hello,

I'm planning a 3 week tour in Bosnia. Since I would like this to be rather cheap a friend recommended traveling mainly by bus. I could not find a website that compares the bus fares in the country.

I'm arriving from Germany, does anybody know if there is a direct bus from there?

The destinations I would like to visit are Sarajevo, Mostar and any other recommendation you may have.

One last question, where can I find the prices of domestic flights in Bosnia?

Thank you very much for your help,

Ran

Can anyone tell me when the red plaque memorial to the victims of the Markale Market was put up? I don't remember seeing it in 2002 when I was there, and am wondering if I just missed it somehow or if it went in later --

I'm planning a trip in January to hopefully cover some of the Balkans, however due to the lack of trains in the area I'm having some trouble figuring out how to get into Bosnia and out of Bosnia.

I plan to arrive in Ljubljana from Venice and spend some time there. Then I would like to head to Zagreb, and on to Sarajevo to Mostar and finish in Split for my flight home. My main difficulty is the Zagreb -> Sarajevo connection, and Mostar -> Split.

I understand there is a good bus network in the area. Is it easy to use for an English speaker? Is this preferable to trains where there are trains available? I read some scary stories of bus drivers taking passports from travellers in preparation for the border crossing, and redistributing them later - I think that would concern me a little! Any truth to this?

I am considering a vacation this winter to Bosnia. I am NOT into sking. I'll go for sight seeing in major towns. How is winter? I survived winters in Brehmen (Germany), Minneapolis and Indianapolis (US)

Is weather an obstacle during winter? does it affect transportation? Any recommendations.

Thanks