Safe Couches for Women Surfing in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Vilma
Sarajevo
Can host for:
3 days
About me
I’m a 28 year old that moved to Sarajevo back in 2023 but have been living here on and off ever since then. I’ve previously hosted/hung out with other female travelers from Host a Sister Facebook group and made great friendships ever since. I actively practice Ashtanga Yoga and look for ways to make meaningful connections whether locally or whilst travelling.
Rea
Banja Luka
Can host for:
7 days
About me
Hi!, My name is Rea and I'm interested in art, books, backpacking, cycling, dancing, fashion, food & cuisine, health, hiking, languages, live music, nature, nightlife, photography, rafting, running, science, shopping, sightseeing, swimming, solo travel, writing, sunbathing, events & social, education, culture, cinema, camping, caving, business and architecture
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Tajda
Banja Luka
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hi, I am Tajda, I translate literature, write short stories, and teach German. I would like to meet travellers in my town or other places
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Esma
About Me
Hi ✨ I am Esma, currently living and working in Sarajevo (BiH). Traveling and discovering new places, meeting new people, and tasting food are some of my greatest joys, especially when it comes to desserts 🍨🍫🍬. Exploring different cultures and trying new activities keeps my life exciting, and I love sharing these experiences with others, as I like to hear and read about other people's travel experiences.
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Manju
About Me
Heyy, This is Manju. Been doing nothing much lately, but interested in outing n stuffs. Travelling to somewhere interesting in Banja Luka is on my next check list. So feel free to chat or meet n we have some fun, what do you say? Interested in meeting like minded n open hearted ppl. Ready for a coffee n chat?
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Is Bosnia and Herzegovina worth visiting?
Based on 43 experiences
Sarajevo, Family travel
I stayed in Sarajevo for 3 days and always felt safe, even at night. The people are welcoming and the city has a calm and relaxed atmosphere. I stayed in an apartment in the center, a perfect location to get around on foot: almost everything is within walking distance. I recommend visiting Baščaršija (the old town), the Tunnel of Hope, the cable car that goes up Mount Trebević (amazing views), and simply getting lost among the streets full of history. The War Museum disappointed me a bit because of how it is maintained, so I would skip it. For food, I absolutely recommend Ćevabdžinica Željo and trying local desserts like baklava. In general, it's a low-cost trip, perfect if you want to see a different city, full of culture and with a touching past. The itinerary was flexible, so no rushing, just relaxed exploration.
Posted: May 11, 2025
Aya
Italy
Jajce, Family travel
I stayed in Jajce for a few days and I always felt safe, even at night. The people are welcoming and the city has a calm and relaxed atmosphere. I slept in an apartment in the center, which was a perfect location to get around on foot: almost everything is within walking distance. Overall, it’s a low-cost trip, perfect if you want to see a different city, full of culture and with a beautiful landscape. The itinerary was flexible: no rushing, just relaxed exploration.
Posted: May 11, 2025Upcoming visitors to Bosnia and Herzegovina
Aubrey
About Me
Hi! I’m Aubrey, I’m a social worker in the Midwestern US. When travelling, I love sampling local coffee and tea, hiking, and touring religious sites like cathedrals and mosques. At home, you can find me at the library or taking long walks on our beautiful monon trail! I hate being bored, so I’m always ready to jump into something new!
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Hospitality Exchange in Bosnia and Herzegovina
