Isn’t Kansas the state where the creator of basketball was born? Yeah, no thanks!
1. Perfect for road trips.
On my first trip to Bosnia and Herzegovina, three of us piled into a car, pointed to places on the map and just drove across surprisingly well-developed roads, well, for the most part.
What we didn’t quite anticipate was just how damn often we would be stopping the car to stand in awe of the natural beauty that is packed into Bosnia and Herzegovina. The lakes are a mesmerising shade of blues and greens, bridges of all shapes and sizes link together roads that offer just as much to enjoy as the attractions themselves.
- Discover a traditional way of life in Lukomir
- Go Hiking in the clouds
- Cool down at Kravica Waterfalls
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2. Mostar, both old and new.
Mostar is the typical postcard-perfect picture of Bosnia and Herzegovina that graces nearly all tourist advertising for the country. Stari Most, the old bridge which isn’t that old having been reconstructed post-conflict, draws in day-trippers from cruise trips and is where most people chose to spend their short trips to the country.
Honestly, it’s not had to see why when so much of the country is still yet to be explored by the masses and the relatively affordable food, especially in Mostar new town, makes this a pretty good value city break.
Why this trip?
- The incredible lakes
- Zavala & Vjetrenica
- UNESCO tombs
Away from the crowds on the bridge, where daredevil divers jump into the freezing waters below, this city has a really charming and peaceful way of life.
Live with no excuses and travel with no regrets
Oscar Wilde
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