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Car rental in Bosnia and Herzegovina – environmentally friendly cars and vans
Renting a car in Bosnia and Herzegovina is a great way to travel flexibly and to see and experience everything you want during your stay!
Bosnia and Herzegovina is located in the west of the Balkan Peninsula. It is a stunning country with so many delightful places to visit that a road trip is a must.
The country features a blend of Eastern and Western influences, visible in its architecture, cuisine, and traditions. Sarajevo, the capital, is famous for its historic old town, Ottoman-era bazaars, and as the site of the 1984 Winter Olympics.
Bosnia & Herzegovina is also home to beautiful medieval towns like Mostar, with its iconic Stari Most bridge, and breathtaking natural sites such as the Kravice Waterfalls and the Dinaric Alps. Despite its turbulent past, the country has emerged as a unique travel destination offering a mix of history, culture, and outdoor adventure.
Maybe start your journey in Sarajevo, which is known as the Jerusalem of Europe. Visit the beautiful cathedrals, synagogues and mosques, then head on over to Tuzla and visit The Lakes for a swim – or Banja and take one of the city tours. You won't regret it!
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Car rental locations in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Car rental in Banja Luka: Banja Luka is the second-largest city in Bosnia & Herzegovina, known for its tree-lined avenues, vibrant cultural scene, and historic landmarks like the medieval Kastel Fortress along the Vrbas River. We have locations at the airport and downtown.
Car rental in Sarajevo: Sarajevo, the capital of Bosnia & Herzegovina, is a city rich in history and cultural diversity, famous for its Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian architecture, the historic Baščaršija bazaar, and its significance during the 1990s conflict. We have locations at the airport and downtown.
Car rental in Tuzla: Tuzla is a lively city in northeastern Bosnia & Herzegovina, known for its salt lakes, unique in Europe, and a rich industrial heritage, along with a growing cultural and artistic community. We have locations at the airport and downtown.
Information about driving in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Once you have landed in Bosnia & Herzegovina and picked up your rental car from the designated office, we wish you a safe and enjoyable journey!
In Bosnia & Herzegovina, driving is on the right-hand side. A valid driving license from your home country is required, and depending on your country of origin, you may also need an International Driving Permit (IDP).
The speed limits in Bosnia & Herzegovina are generally 50 km/h in urban areas, 80 km/h on secondary roads, and 120 km/h on highways, subject to change based on road conditions and signage.
Local driving habits may vary, and not all drivers strictly adhere to traffic rules, particularly in more rural areas. As a result, it's important to drive defensively and stay alert, especially in busy urban areas and on winding rural roads. Watching out for pedestrians and cyclists is essential, especially in urban areas where pedestrian crossings may not always be respected, and in rural areas where roads might be shared with cyclists or even livestock.
Many historic city centers in Bosnia & Herzegovina have narrow streets and limited parking availability. Therefore, it's advisable to park outside these areas and explore on foot. This is especially true in cities like Sarajevo and Mostar, where the old towns are best navigated by walking.
Outside of historic centers, driving and parking are generally straightforward. Modern parts of cities and towns usually have more accessible parking options, and road conditions tend to be better maintained.
While Bosnia & Herzegovina does not have a widespread toll road system, it’s still important to familiarize yourself with local driving regulations and road conditions.
By law, vehicles in Bosnia & Herzegovina must carry a reflective safety vest and a warning triangle. These should be used in case of breakdowns or accidents. But don’t worry – we take care of those if you choose our rental car!
If you need help during your stay in Bosnia & Herzegovina, please don’t hesitate to contact us. In case of emergencies, dial 112 for all emergency services.
S Maz , Sarajevo Airport
Booked car from UK online, fantastic service, Had small auto, car was 2years old and was in as new conditions, upon pick up staff asked me to take video/pictures of the car so on return we do not face any issue. Very good communication with prompt reply and on whatsapp. Upon return it took 2 minutes as I had fully com. Insurance. No hesitation to rent again from this company.
Ü-Ming , Sarajevo Airport
The staff gave us a call when we arrived at the airport, while we are struggling without internet and mobile connect to contact him. The rental is great and the staff is super nice! He even provide us for a ride to Sarajevo centre (by pre-arrangement after return the car) after his work because it's perfectly on his way home. He even gave us some tips for travelling around and recommend us a reasonable price taxi company! Thanks again to Emir!
Norbert , Sarajevo Airport
My five stars go to the value of money and to the staff of this company. I know the car wasn't the newest one, windshield wipers didn't clean properly, but come on, it's extremely cheap! In other countries I paid the fee for one day I paid here for a week!! Staff was very friendly and professional. I'm glad I didn't see the current 2.5 review stars, because my experience was 5/5.
Travel destinations in Bosnia and Herzegovina by car
Stari Most (Old Bridge), Mostar
- Description: The Stari Most is an iconic 16th-century Ottoman bridge that stands as a symbol of Mostar and the unity between the city's two sides. The bridge, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is renowned for its stunning architecture and the daring local divers who leap into the Neretva River below.
- How to get there: From Sarajevo, take the E73/M17 south towards Mostar. The drive is about 130 km and takes around 2 hours. Upon arrival in Mostar, follow signs to the Old Town; parking is available nearby, though it may be crowded in peak season.
Kravica Waterfall
- Description: A stunning tufa cascade located near the town of Ljubuški, Kravica Waterfall is a popular spot for swimming, picnicking, and enjoying nature. The falls are surrounded by lush greenery, creating a serene and picturesque setting.
- How to get there: From Mostar, head southwest on the E73/M17 for about 40 km (approximately a 45-minute drive) until you reach the town of Ljubuški. Follow local signs to Kravica Waterfall. There’s a dedicated parking area near the entrance, usually with ample space.
Sarajevo Tunnel Museum
- Description: This museum is located at the site of the Sarajevo Tunnel, a crucial lifeline for the besieged city during the Bosnian War. Visitors can learn about the war's impact on Sarajevo and explore a portion of the original tunnel.
- How to get there: The museum is located about 12 km southwest of Sarajevo's city center. Take the Džemala Bijedića street out of the city, then follow signs to the Tunnel Museum in the Butmir neighborhood. The drive takes around 20 minutes, and parking is available on-site.
Blagaj Tekija (Dervish House)
- Description: Situated at the source of the Buna River, Blagaj Tekija is a historic Sufi monastery nestled into a cliffside. The serene location and the blend of Islamic and Ottoman architecture make it a must-visit spot.
- How to get there: From Mostar, drive southeast on the R424 for about 15 km (roughly a 20-minute drive). Follow signs to Blagaj, where parking is available near the entrance to the site.
Jajce Waterfall and Pliva Lakes
- Description: Jajce is a charming town known for its stunning waterfall right in the center, where the Pliva River tumbles into the Vrbas River. Nearby, the Pliva Lakes offer opportunities for boating, fishing, and relaxing by the water.
- How to get there: Jajce is about 160 km northwest of Sarajevo. Take the E761/M5 towards Travnik, and then continue to Jajce. The drive takes approximately 2.5 hours. There is parking available near the waterfall and the lakes.
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