Holidays in Bosnia and Herzegovina

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If your holiday plans in Bosnia and Herzegovina have been upended, it’s good to know that it’s possible to amend or cancel your booking. If you made your booking less than 24 hours ago, you may be eligible for a refund. If your booking is older than that, your hotel, airline or car rental company may impose fees. To learn more, visit our Customer Service Portal.

You’ll have plenty to do in Sarajevo, with popular landmarks like Latin Bridge and Gazi Husrev-Beg Mosque to discover. Or, if sights like Latin Bridge and Gazi Husrev-Beg Mosque are more your scene, Bascarsije is where you should head.

Look up Swissotel Sarajevo and Residence Inn by Marriott Sarajevo. They’re the first choice for lots of travellers to Sarajevo. If Mostar features in your travel plans, Pansion Cardak and Hotel Mepas are two top-notch options.

August, July, June is considered the peak season in Bosnia and Herzegovina, while December, February, November is typically quieter. If you’re on the hunt for an awesome deal on your trip, consider the month of November. It’s also worth bearing in mind that August is typically the most expensive time to visit.

Savvy travellers often reserve their seats as early as possible. You can generally start comparing international airfares on Expedia up to 12 months before your intended flight. If you’re purchasing your ticket at the last minute, don’t despair. Low prices sometimes occur just weeks before departure.

So many places to visit, so many things to see. With a travel package, you can tick more of them off your list. Bundle your hotels, flights and rental cars and enjoy big savings.