Top Active Leisure Sport in Bosnia and Herzegovina

I think checking the weather in advance is key—if they’re predicting heavy snow, go early! The powder is just amazing, but the crowds can be overwhelming later.

If you’re planning on hiking around, wear sturdy shoes. I found the trails a bit slippery. Proper footwear would save you some slips!

Bring a picnic! There are beautiful spots near the waterfalls, and food stalls can be pricey. Enjoy your meal with a view!

I suggest visiting during the early morning around 8 AM. The light on the waterfalls is amazing, and you'll avoid the larger crowds later in the day. Trust me, it's worth it!

Bring your own paddles if you can. I used their paddles and they were okay, but a bit worn out. Having your own feels way better, trust me!

If you're a beginner, I recommend signing up for a lesson instead of a casual ride. You'll learn way more and get more comfortable around the horses.

Don't forget your own snacks and water! There aren't many places close by, and I wished I had something to munch on during breaks.

Bring some cash. They prefer cash payments, and I ended up searching for an ATM nearby. Just a little heads up to save you some hassle!

Try to visit mid-week if you can! The slopes were way less crowded on Tuesday and Wednesday, which made for a much more fun and relaxing ski experience.

My advice is to bring your own snacks and drinks. The on-site food can be pricey and not all that great. I packed a small backpack and enjoyed little breaks without spending a fortune on the slopes.