Zanzibar is an island that, like the best kind of stories, invites you to lose yourself in its embrace and come back changed. With its turquoise waters, powdery beaches, and swaying palm trees, it might seem like the perfect tropical paradise at first glance, but like any great place, it has more to offer beneath the surface. Local muslim women and Masaai in their...
Tucked away in the heart of Old Town, the most picturesque part of Sarajevo, you will find Hotel Villa Sky, a small hotel with a grandiose view and an excellent service.
What is via ferrata? Why climb via ferrata in Bosnia and Herzegovina and where to go? I've been to Blagaj and Mostar with Blagaj Climbing Club and had the best time. Check out why I recommend going there and enjoy some cool photos.
Crystal clear turqoise sea, exotic botanical gardens and perfect wind for kite and windsurfing make Viganj, Croatia one of the top active holiday destinations.
Experience the beautiful and historically rich town of Stolac with its unique Ottoman and Mediterranean heritage, emerald Bregava River and a mysterious and technologically advanced culture who built megalithic structures thousands of years ago.
Built on the slopes of the hill above the powerful Neretva River, just 30 km south of Mostar lies the medieval stone town of Počitelj. It is a perfect day trip from Mostar or Sarajevo or, a stop on your way to the coast.
If you are wondering where to cool off this summer in Bosnia and Herzegovina don't miss the full day adventure of white water rafting on Neretva River.
Deep emerald green of Bregava River leaves no one indifferent. On its way to Neretva it passes Stolac and is a favorite summer spot of those who are lucky enough to live around.
Don't miss a beautiful hiking adventure up the Čvrsnica Mountain, the highest mountain of Herzegovina with stunning viewpoints and rejuvenating forests.
Find out why is Via Dinarica, a long-distance mega-trail which connects the Dinaric Alps of the Western Balkans, an adventure you should experience and how.
In one of the most remote areas of the Via Dinarica White Trail in Bosnia and Herzegovina, at over 1, 000 m.a.s.l. lies a Hobbiton-like, tiny village of Jelašca - a starting point for a great adventure.
Spend the night in a mountain hut below the highest peak of Bosnia in Sutjeska NP and experience the cultural heritage through one of its last mountain people.
Sarajevo, the capital and cultural center of Bosnia and Herzegovina has been on the crossroads of East and West for centuries. The biggest and most important city of the Ottoman Empire in the Balkans.
Does experiencing true wilderness in the heart of Europe sound good to you? How about wandering through acres of pristine primeval forest with bears and wolves crossing your path? If the answer is yes, you shouldn’t miss Sutjeska National Park.
In the middle of the vast Blidinje Nature Park there is an Outlaw's Republic. It's headquarters is in a place called Hajducke vrleti - restaurant and motel with traditional Herzegovinian food and an unusual story.
Blidinje Nature Park is as rich in its cultural heritage as it is in its natural heritage. Rich archeological finds and a huge number of stećci (medieval tombstones) tell us of its long and rich history
Blidinje Nature Park, an incredibly rich and biodiverse park lying at the heart of Dinaric Alps in the northern part of Herzegovina
A restaurant that serves great homemade food in a cozy environment. Located at the starting point for white water rafting and just 30 min from Konjic.
Boračko Lake, an emerald gem of Bosnia and Herzegovina is surrounded by three majestic mountains and covered in dense forest.
This masterpiece of Ottoman era was finished in 1531. and is the most famous and largest historical mosque in Sarajevo. It is also the most beautiful one.
Built during Ottoman rule in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Morića Han is the last preserved caravan inn in the region and one of 23 noted by famous Evliya Çelebi.
Emperor's Mosque is considered one of the most beautiful mosques of the Ottoman period in the Balkans. It is also the first one built after the Ottoman conquest of BiH.
Imagine a bustling Asian island numbering almost 5 million people fall totally silent for a day. All shops are closed, beach is deserted, there are no cars, motorbikes or people on the road and no light or candle is lit in any home.
The world’s largest Buddhist monument At the centre of the island of Java, Indonesia, close to yet another active volcano (Mt. Merapi) lies the Borobudur Temple, one of the greatest Buddhist monuments in the world. Next to Angkor Wat in Cambodia and Bagan in Myanmar it is one of the places you don’t want to miss when traveling Southeast Asia. Borobudur...
Find out about the unusual village of Cemoro Lawang which sits next to a still active volcano, its unique Tengger community and their interesting and ancient beliefs and rituals.
Mount Bromo and the surrounding 5 volcanoes make a perfect post apocalyptic scene. Smoking calderas, piles of ash and people wearing balaclavas everywhere.
Umoljani is another interesting and attractive highland village in Bosnia and Herzegovina. It's lush surroundings, breathtaking hikes, mysterious medieval tombstones and dragon legends invite travelers from around the globe to experience its magic.
Probably the most scenic road in all of BiH would be the mountain road meandering the breathtaking landscapes of Bjelašnica and Visočica Mountains and connecting continental Bosnia with Mediterranean Herzegovina. You can drive all the way from Sarajevo to Konjic through some truly picturesque mountain landscapes and have a glimpse at its well preserved mountain...