Nature

Despite the fact that Bosnia and Herzegovina only has one seaside resort, the country has a wide range of landscapes. It is impossible not to fall in love with the landscape while traveling in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Rocky Mountains, turquoise blue rivers, and waterfalls can be found throughout the country. Between their coats, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, and Montenegro have 25 kilometers of shoreline. This can be seen as one of the Reasons to Visit Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Bosnia and Herzegovina is mostly mountainous. To the south, karst plateaux are crossed by rivers such as the Neretva, Bosna, Vrbas, and Una. The Dinaric Alps, which landlock the country towards the sea, form a very rugged area to the west of the country. The highest mountains are in the far south of the country, near the border with Montenegro, while the land slopes down to the Pannonian Plain in the east, with the river Sava marking the northern border with Croatia for a long stretch. On the other hand, the Drina River forms part of Serbia's eastern border.

The peaks, which include Jahorina, Vlasic, and Bjelasnica, are ideal for hiking and skiing. To appreciate the beauty of this country, take the train between Sarajevo and Mostar through the rugged mountains and canyons that run alongside the turquoise waters of the Neretva River. Bosnia and Herzegovina has some of Europe's most beautiful natural landscapes. From emerald green rivers to Ottoman architecture, this Balkan country has it all and should be on everyone's bucket list. The most impressive natural site is without a doubt the Kravice waterfall, especially during the spring season when the water is plentiful!