Our partners during our odysseys




In Sarajevo:

"RIMSKI MOST"


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HOTEL - RESTAURANT - CAMPING



71000 Srarjevo - Ilidža
Ul. Blažujski drum bb
Tél: 387 (0)33 636-590
Fax: 387 (0)33 761-181 / 033 639-626
GSM: 061 130-628


Located in Ilidža, 10 km from Sarajevo, Hotel Rimski Most offers rooms with air conditioning and a TV. Some rooms include a seating area, a private bathroom with a bathtub and a view on the garden or the river.

The hotel has a restaurant on the river bank. From the terrace you can enjoy your meal under the watchful eye of swans and the flow of the Bosna River.

Other services available: 24-hour reception, free Wi-Fi in the whole premises, bar and barbecue on site, private parking, shuttle service to the airport (4km away).

On the other side of the river is the spacious and shady campground with independent sanitary facilities.

Amir Hadžić, the owner, and Yasko are inexhaustible sources of contacts and information about the whole country.



At the Boračko jezero:

EKO SELO CAMP


ekoselo-bih@ekoselo-bih.com
Tél: 387 (0)33 200-249
GSM: 387 (0)66 966-426


Located about 20 kilometers from Konjic in the Glavetičevo valley, Boračko jezero is a peaceful haven, still preserved from denaturing hotel infrastructures. The lake is the starting point for many hikes, pedal boat rides and days of rafting on the nearby Neretva.

At the end of the lake is EKO SELO CAMP, an area that offers small private bungalows or a large campground. A bar and restaurant complete the picture of a welcoming and relaxing place. Unlike other places around the lake, EKO SELO CAMP offers peace and quiet, away from the crowds.

Other services available: rafting, bike rental, private access to the beach, free Wi-Fi.



Out of Bosnia:

Special thanks to Michel Dupagne and Denis Joly.

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