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  • Road to Croatia! Well we set off as early as we could…the issue being that a) they didn’t serve brakfast until 8:30am and b) the manager was not about to take our payment and it took me threatending them with sending a unfavourable Posted by LizaBrooks in Liza's Missions around the world | Aug 25, 2009
  • TO CATCH A FALLING STAR Murray is many things to many people. He is a lover. He is a friend. He is a weird guy that lives across the street that for some reason doesn't stop staring at you. But above all, he is the Posted by Jippo in Two Blokes, Backpacks & Global Mayhem | Jun 22, 2009
  • Mostar, Bosnia-Herzegovina From Dubrovnik, we took a four hour bus ride into the country of Bosnia-Herzegovina, staying in the town of Mostar. Mostar has a large Muslim population, which gives it a completely different feel than Croatia. And the setting is Posted by amyandkev in Amy & Kev's Excellent Adventure | May 4, 2009
  • Bosnia/Croatia trip Just got off of the phone with Mateja. Looks like we've set our dates more firmly for Bosnia/Croatia. I'll be arriving in Beograd the evening of July 2 from Vienna, Austria and then we'll be setting off for Posted by DavidJFabe in David Faber's Travel Blog | Apr 8, 2009
  • Bosnia and Herzegovina From Mostar, we took a very beautiful train journey full of tunnels and switchbacks north to Sarajevo. After arriving at Sarajevo’s train station, we legged it to the tram line to get into town. Sarajevan tram scams are well documented Posted by TDL in The Departure Lounge | Mar 5, 2009
  • Bosnia and Herzegovina After being delayed in Dubrovnik a day or two on account of all the snow, we finally managed to set off for Mostar, in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Going to BiH (as abbreviated by the locals) is one part of the Posted by TDL in The Departure Lounge | Mar 5, 2009
  • From Split over Hvar Island to Mostar, and towards Dubrovnik From Split, I took another ferry out to Stari Grad on the island Hvar. My original plan was to cycle around Hvar a little bit, and then continue on another ferry out to Korčula Island, which connec Posted by luzian in Luzian's Travel Reports | Nov 27, 2008
  • sick in Mostar it took some time for me to accept that Lute could go no further. She had managed to get off the bus from Dubrovnic but Max had to repeat that "she would be sick" before I finally "got it" that Posted by Estebaan in Reis van de Nautilidae | Sep 27, 2008
  • bnb bnbn Posted by raviinder in inder | Dec 21, 2007
  • Miss Sarajevo BOSNIA HERZEGOVINA The fact this region was torn apart by a bloody war is inescapable from the moment you cross the border. Rural villages are peppered with burnt out shells of houses, the families long gone, the farmground left untended, possible Posted by adamandmeg in Gone for good | Oct 11, 2007
  • Bosnia and Montenegro Hi there havene had time to upload the pics for these 2 countries yet so they will come in the next week or so i guess! Well i set off for Sarajevo first of all. I have to admit i had no Posted by coldposts in Trip round Europe Summer 2007 | Sep 1, 2007
  • Rambling on Bosnia It seems that the current heat wave in Eastern Europe has undermined my capacity for timely entries. As I mentioned in my previous post, it has hovered at 40 degrees Celsius these past few days, though there was some respite Posted by AAY in At the Crossroads | Jul 26, 2007
  • Fresh Wounds Leaving Dalmatia and heading inland to Bosnia was a great decision. Though I enjoyed my time on the coast, the holiday seeking tourists I shared space with there to some extent derailed my effort to get to know the Balkans Posted by AAY in At the Crossroads | Jul 20, 2007
  • Buses, Trains, Bosnia, Bulgaria... My stomach had been in knots for a week or so about my uncertain arrival in Sofia...I couldn't go through Macedonia, there wasn't anything direct from Croatia (not even a flight!), and I wasn't particularly keen about veering several hundred Posted by MegMc2003 in To travel is such a big adventure... | Jun 4, 2007
  • The Road To Sarajevo [i] I was starting to doubt my decision as I exchanged nervous smiles with two Canadians on my bus. We pulled up to the check point and a guards with an AK47 come on the bus screaming and Posted by djrkidd in Kiwi's Don't Fly! | May 23, 2007
  • Beautiful Bosnia The country of the last great war on European soil - the scene of untold atrocities and horror keep tourists from experiencing the intense beauty, culture and history of Bosnia. And so, from Slovenia, we thought it'd be gags to do Posted by sajperera in Adventures of Saj | Apr 4, 2007
  • Educating Ignorance Conglomerates: History, Religion, Culture, Winter Olympics and War. Rich with all, what possibly explains the global oversight? War, a decade ago. Ten years gone and a new battle commences: against negative perceptions and widespread misinformation abo Posted by easteurope in Educating Ignorance | Oct 20, 2005
  • Herzogovina, Bosnia and Srpskan Republic On leaving Dubrovnik, i did something that i had been meaning to do for years. Previously, i had always entered Dubrovnik by boat, but had always wanted to do the land journey. The reason for that is Neum. As a Posted by Gelli in Hmmm. Needs more rope... | Jun 21, 2005

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