Sarajevo Federation Of B-h, Bosnia And Herzegovina Travel Guide
National parks like Sutjeska and Una protect biodiversity. Respect designated zones and follow guidelines.
Recycling infrastructure is developing. Minimize waste, use bins, and bring out trash from natural areas. Find reusable products at Package Free Shop.
Water resources are abundant. Use water wisely. Sarajevo's tap water is generally safe to drink; bring a reusable bottle.
Conscious choices support environmental protection.
Offset your travel footprint through recognized organizations.
Seek accommodations and tour operators with sustainable practices.
Initiatives safeguard Sarajevo's historical identity.
Polite interaction with locals enhances your visit.
Always ask permission before photographing individuals. Avoid military/police. Observe signs.
Dress modestly (covered shoulders/knees). Remove shoes for mosques; women carry headscarves. Be quiet and respectful.
Carry a reusable water bottle and fill it from the tap (Sarajevo's tap water is generally safe to drink) or from public fountains to reduce plastic waste.
Your travel choices directly support Sarajevo's local economy.
Support local communities through specific tours and guesthouses.
Get items that sustain traditional skills and local livelihoods.
Keep your money circulating within the local economy.
Be aware of potential exploitation, especially concerning war history.
Direct your generosity to trusted local causes.
Consider donating to reputable local charities or NGOs that address specific community needs.
Giving money to beggars directly may perpetuate cycles of poverty or contribute to organized begging.
Research local organizations supporting education, health, or social welfare for impactful contributions.
