based on 38 experiences from female travelers
Ava
Moldova
Jumped off the historic bridge with thousands of people watching after 8 practice jumps. Bathing suit up my butt, drowned rat hair, didn't buy a drink for the rest of the day. Great town, great people!
Posted: February 11, 2025I felt safe in Sarajevo but I don’t know if that’s because i was with my family or not but I think it’s a calm city. I didn’t feel particularly alarmed. Just be aware of your surroundings but I wouldn’t say that it’s dangerous to solo travel here.
Posted: January 31, 2025Çiçek
Turkey
The Bosnian cuisine is delicious but I think it depends on person’s taste .Ice cream,meatballs should be tried . I feel safe but there are some popular destinations and you can get scammed and robbed.
Posted: January 23, 2025Food was good, people were nice. TIP If u want to buy something in a local street store better ask someone local if he / she can buy it for you. Because when they hear turist price is double😆 .......
Posted: January 9, 2025Experienced: July, 2024Simona
Montenegro
The trip to Visoko was my first solo trip 😊. I felt very safe and the locals were very willing to help with everything. The pyramids and parks are really something special and I would like to come again
Posted: January 4, 2025Experienced: April, 2024Michele
Germany
People are super friendly as vegan or veggy almost impossible to eat out :D people smoke cigarettes everywhere also inside which I don't mind. Lots of nice hiking and citys like Sarajevo, mostar and small cute downs!! Many stray dogs
Posted: December 31, 2024Experienced: August, 2024Irene
Greece
I felt really safe The people are not that welcoming, but you can find a few that are more than happy to help you Really cheap country There is a lake if you want to go for a swim You can still, however, see what is left from the war
Posted: December 30, 2024Experienced: July, 2024JEI
South Korea
It was nice city to travel. In the Mostar, there are old town. There are crowded but nice. If you walk around before the 10am, it will be better experience. Also, you can visit other touristic attraction near the Mostar. There are a one day bus tour. Or you can get there by hitchhike. Hitchhiking in Mostar is safe and easy.
Posted: August 20, 2024Summer
Austria
Travelling Bosnia solo was incredible! Before coming I did not know what to expect, so I was happily surprised by the stunning nature, interesting history and friendly locals here. The river Neretva is great to swim in on a hot summers day - stop off in Mostar or Konjic (or both!) to do this. If I could travel here again I would rent a vehicle as I feel like there is so much more to see outside of Mostar and Sarajevo which is where most people go!
Posted: August 1, 2024Arwa
United States
It was amazing in Bosnia 🇧🇦 i fall in love with nature, it was really like meditation for me i enjoy going to the mountains and rivers, people are so friendly, life is simple, i rent a car snd i was driving and exploring the areas , truly i will come back snd i recommended to stay a 3 night in Sarajevo and going to other villages and cities near to Sarajevo
Posted: June 10, 2024Based on 10 local experiences
Based on 10 local experiences
Nidara
thankfully i haven’t had any overly unpleasant situations and i generally feel safe at night until i see someone. it’s good to have something for self defence.
Posted: February 28, 2025Very calm country feels like it is still 2015 compared too big cities. Not very kind but definetely not rude people,just little bit cold. Veeeeery cold in winter but very hot in summer. Food is awesome. Good pubs,international restaurants. Bunch of museums and landscapes. Cheap compared to ant other european country. Public transport is enough and very simple. I havent experienced bad yet but I still dont recommend to take a public transport or walk alone after midnight.
Posted: January 30, 2025Esma
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.
Alma
An extroverted bookworm who's keen on traveling, drinking coffee, petting all the cats in the world, hiking, and learning languages.
Rea
Banja Luka
7 days
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
Ravza
I live in İstanbul and I love exploring this city. I know this city a lot and I can show you touristic and historical places here. My english level is B2 if you wanna exchange chat me :)
Ravza
I live in İstanbul and I love exploring this city. I know this city a lot and I can show you touristic and historical places here. My english level is B2 if you wanna exchange chat me :)