Hi!
I planned to visit Tito a bunker in Ljuta. Can someone recommend how to get there without a car?
also, getting there and coming back would take most of my day, do you think it’s worth it?
Hi!
I planned to visit Tito a bunker in Ljuta. Can someone recommend how to get there without a car?
also, getting there and coming back would take most of my day, do you think it’s worth it?
hi everyone! I’m planning my first solo trip to the Balkans next month and I’m beyond excited! My journey starts in Sarajevo for a few nights, and then I’m taking the train to Mostar. After that, the plan is wide open.
I’ll be traveling for around 17 days, but I have a specific requirement: for 5 days in the middle of the trip, I’ll be working remotely (8 hours a day).
I’m looking for suggestions for 1 or 2 towns where I can explore in the morning and have a reliable workspace in the evening.
What I’m looking for:
Budget: Max €40/night for a private hotel/apartment during my work days.
Connectivity: Solid Wi-Fi is a must (so no remote mountain villages this time!).
I’m considering Montenegro, Croatia, or Slovenia—though I’m worried Croatia/Slovenia might be too expensive for my budget.
do you have any recommendations?
Hey everyone,
I have about 17 days off and I recently booked a flight to Sarajevo with the idea of backpacking through the Balkans. At the time, I felt super confident, maybe a bit hyped up by social media and the popularity the area gained recently, but now that I’m actually looking at the map, I’m feeling overwhelmed and honestly… I kind of regret it.
I keep thinking I should have gone somewhere "easier" or more nature-focused like the Canary Islands. Now I’m lacking the motivation to even start packing.
My loose plan so far:
Start with a couple of days in Sarajevo.
Head to Mostar.
Then… I’m lost. I was thinking about Montenegro or Slovenia (or both?), but I’m confused about the logistics and the itinerary.
What I’m looking for:
Affordable destinations.
-A mix of stunning nature and interesting towns.
-Places where it’s easy to socialize/meet people with nice backpacker vibes
Has anyone been there? Can you "hype me up" a bit? Is 17 days too long or just right? Please share your experiences,must-see spots, or any advice that could make me fall in love with this choice again. I really need some encouragement!
I unfortunately won’t be able to attend, so I’m selling it.