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Stepping Back in time, Lukomir Village in the mountains above Sarajevo Lukomir is a village in Bosnia and Herzegovina, located in the municipality of Konjic. It is situated in the Dinaric Alps, on the Bjelašnica mountain range. The village is known for being the highest and most isolated permanent settlement in Bosnia and Herzegovina, with […]
Today we headed for Montenegro, our cunning plan was to head out on the main roads so we could get there in good time to relax. That is where we went wrong! Finding the right road We headed out from Konjic diligently following the signs to Nevesinje. Within a few miles the signs became vague
The drive was not long from Jajce, but was a hot one. As we entered the city, we found it hard to navigate with our large scale map and the guide book’s city centre map. Wish the Garmin GPS was still working. Eventually managed to get onto a road that was shown on the map
Jajce is a UNESCO candidate and well worth a visit. It was our next stop on our short overland road trip in Bosnia-Herzegovina, on the way to Sarajevo. We were looking forward to seeing the Watermills and relaxing next to lake Plivsko Jezero before exploring the town tomorrow. Over the last few years of doing
Well we had a surprisingly quiet night. We thought we would be woken up, having seen and heard the action at the bar, but managed to sleep through. We packed up promptly and made for a café in Duga Resa. The plan was to have some coffee and find something for breakfast. Duga Resa is
DAY 15: SATURDAY 13 AUGUST 2011 Camping Costs: Sobe (A dodgy private room) €25 – 1 night Again, a fairly early start for us, with not far to travel either. The border crossing was uneventful, even for a Saturday. We managed to make it to Mostar by 14.30hrs. FOOTNOTE: The Garmin screen has given up