Neighbors

Explore destination tourism to Bosnia and Herzegovina’s neighbors—Croatia, Montenegro, and Serbia—offering diverse attractions, cultural heritage, and stunning landscapes across the Balkans. Visit Croatia’s Adriatic Coast, home to the historic city of Dubrovnik known as the “Pearl of the Adriatic”, with its medieval walls, charming streets, and UNESCO-listed Old Town. Explore Split, featuring the ancient Diocletian’s Palace, beautiful beaches, and vibrant nightlife. Relax on pristine beaches along the Istrian Peninsula or visit the stunning Plitvice Lakes National Park with its cascading waterfalls.

Montenegro’s coastal gems like Kotor and Budva showcase picturesque Bay of Kotor, sandy beaches, and Venetian architecture. Discover Serbia’s dynamic capital, Belgrade, famous for its vibrant nightlife, the historic Kalemegdan Fortress, and bustling streets of Knez Mihailova. Visit Novi Sad, home to the iconic Petrovaradin Fortress and the famous EXIT Festival. Enjoy Serbia’s cultural highlights in Niš, known for its Ottoman history and unique landmarks. Enjoy Serbia’s natural beauty in the Đerdap National Park, featuring the majestic Iron Gate Gorge on the Danube River.

Montenegro’s stunning Durmitor National Park offers pristine lakes, mountains, and outdoor adventures like rafting in the Tara River Canyon. Relax on Croatia’s islands, such as Hvar and Korčula, perfect for sunbathing and sailing. Taste regional cuisines, from Croatia’s fresh seafood to Montenegro’s hearty mountain dishes and Serbia’s grilled specialties. Experience cultural heritage through festivals, traditional music, and UNESCO World Heritage Sites across all three countries. With easy accessibility, welcoming hospitality, and a wealth of attractions, Croatia, Montenegro, and Serbia offer unforgettable journeys for travelers seeking diverse Balkan experiences.