Ravno

Mostly mountainous, it has access to a tiny portion of the Adriatic Sea coastline in the south. Great natural attractions can be found all around, even close to the main cities. Take a horse carriage to Vrelo Bosne to join Sarajevo for quiet getaways and picnics. The waterfalls of Kravice, about 40km from Mostar, make for another fabulous natural trip. A popular spot for city dwellers and rafters, the water of the Trebižat River drops some 30 meters in a beautiful natural setting of tuff walls. Top picks for village life can be found in the historic citadel of Počitelj, Blagaj or, for environmentalists, in the Zelenkovac ecovillage near Mrkonjić Grad. Just outside of Radimlja is the largest collection of Stećak, a remarkable kind of pre-Ottoman tombstones that are found throughout the ancient Bosnian Kingdom.

Bosnia and Herzegovina

This city merges several cultures, thus you will find churches, cathedrals and mosques in the same environment. Home of some precious bridges, Miljacka River crosses through Sarajevo. One of the nicest cities of the region is Mostar, a really old city of Bosnia, located in the south of the capital. The most famous bridge of the country, Stari Most bridge, is in this city. It is part of the UNESCO programme. Close to Mostar the small city of Pocitelj has a lot to offer. Even older than Mostar the city has lots of historical sites. Old houses, mosques and forterres are waiting for you. But the Sahat Kula, the tower of the city offers the best view of the horizon. If you are more into nature the region also offers ideal places to cover your needs. You can go skiing on the mountains of Bjelašnica and Igman, which are the best locations in the country. For hiking it is recommended to locate in the west of the region.

Federation of Bosnia & Herzegovina

Ravno is a village on the top-south of Bosnia and Herzegovina. It is situated in the valley of Popovo Polje.

Ravno

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