Mostar Travel Blogs - Page 2

I was chosen to compete in the 'Caucasian Challenge'; a motor rally that traveled from the Balkans (Budapest, Hungary) to the Caucas Nations (Yerevan, Armenia), and many places and backroads in between. My team was sponsored by virtualtourist.com! It was truly a great adventure!!

Trip included Croatia, Slovenia, Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzogovenia plus sidetrips to Hungary, and Slovakia

A trip through Eastern Europe, encompassing Hungary, Serbia, Bosnia & Hercegovina, Montenegro and Croatia.

from children i had dreams to travel,to visit and to know new places,people,cultures,to live experiences i do not know, maybe i am looking for:something,someone, maybe himself? i have no idea, at the moment i am an engineer looking for a lot of things around,to travel is part of me,sometimes people do not think that the life is only a space of time,i need to travel to writte the book of my life,to dress my time on the earth with UNITED COLOURS OF LIFE.... i hope to travel AROUND THIS WORLD

A weekend on the Dalmatian Coast

After leaving Croatia I made a split decision to head to Slovenia via a detour through Bosnia. Unfortunately it was Rammadan and this muslim country had basically shut up shop. There wasn't a lot to do and I had to stay in an old ladies basement... Nevertheless it was an experience.

Okay guys.  Time to flip this disc; this coin over.  Yesterday’s observations were a little scuffed and scratched.  Side 2.  Positivity.  Reconstruction.  Let’s look a little at the shiny side.  Everybody say ‘JUMP!’… Feet in position.  ‘Okay, so…

i am really sorry about this wonderful country due to remembering still the dirty war from 90s...

So it was time to leave Belgrade and head for Mostar.  Matt was gone and I was now alone. I was traveling by bus and due to a few previous experiences I wasn't exactly looking forward to the 10 hour journey.  I had chosen a bus which left early evening so that in theory the temperature o…

Trip to Croatia, Montenegro, Bosnia and Austria

Trip to Bosnia and Herzegovina

I arrived in Mostar at 7pm, The hostel picked me up free of charge so i am stoked that I don´t have to carry my backpack up another hill.I stayed in the first night after arriving late. The second day was spent wandering the city on foot nd tking photos. On the third day I took the tour which the …

A year long road trip driving from Sydney to Southampton in a BMW X5 checking out progress on the Asian Highway Project and visiting 100 world heritage sites along the way

While at Split, I made a sidetrip to Mostar in Bosnia-Hercegovina without Kim as New Zealanders require a visa for entry into the country. Mostar is famous for the historical bridge which collapsed during the Balkan conflict ... many of you will recall images of this on the news. Arrival in the tow…

Take a morning bus to Mostar, after finding accomodations, walk from the Old Bridge to see the Turkish houses and Mosques on the eastern bank of the Neretva River.