In our personal opinion the best way of getting between Sarajevo and Mostar is TRAIN. This train ride (daylight only of course) is by many travellers one of the most beautiful ones in whole Euope.

More-less slow train ride which lasts around 3.30 hours but it is much more comfortable and better scenery. One problem might be that people very often would smoke in train since in Bosnia and Herzegovina it is very common thing. We suggest you try to find private coupe or even upgrade to first class if possible.

Also nice and polite request might work :)

The price one way costs 10 KM (5 EUR) and two way 16 KM (8 EUR).

There are two trains a day: 7.05 and 18.18 going from Sarajevo to Mostar and two going from Mostar to Sarajevo at 7.54 and 18.35.

The second option might be BUS. This is bit faster way of going from Sarajevo to Mostar, less comfortable, and bit more common scenery but still interesting. 
Buses from Sarajevo and Mostar go almost every hour and half everyday - 6:00, 7:00, 7:35, 8:15, 9:00, 9:55, 11:30, 12:30, 13:00, 14:30, 15:30, 16:00, 17:00, 18:00, 19:55. (one way ticket 17 KM or 9 EUR).

Buses from Mostar go everyday at: 8:35, 9:45, 11:35, 13:35, 17:35, 20:50.

Finest and most interesting option to make the most of your travel is our Sarajevo - Mostar day tour or even Total Herzegovina Tour :)

See you soon, and if you need more information on our tours or timetables feel free to contact us free of any charge.

Bosnia and Herzegovina being stressed out number one uprising Halal destination 2012 for non OIC is one thing which local Halal tourist service providers can not miss out. 

That is why Sarajevo Funky Tours as agency is trying to increase awareness amongst tourist sector in Bosnia and Herzegovina to strive and promote this sort of unique treasure we have.

More on this topic check out here.

National Geographic Best destinations for Adventure in 2012 - Bosnia and Herzegovina is one of them :)

Check it out here.

How local people today in Bosnia and Herzegovina see the future of this marvelous country?

Check up on this video.

In the following link you will be able to check out some interesting photos of Sarajevo in the old days, in the book Biravktile Sarajevo.

Check it out. 

http://www.scribd.com/doc/31162719/birvaktile-sarajevo 

Also here is great FB photo comparation on Sarajevo then and now.

Vijećnica being burnt on 25th of August of 1992.

Check out the video.

EuroTrip about Sarajevo (http://www.eurotrip.com/content/five-most-unique-cities-europe)















Sarajevo endured more strife over the last 25 years than almost any European city, and with the first rail link opening up between it and Serbia — albeit very long and infrequent — we are witnessing a slow repair of once strained relations. Despite all of this, Sarajevo is a dynamic and vibrant city where cultures and religions bind it together as a source of strength and unity. Distinct districts remain true to their identity without imposing or threatening each other. The people of Sarajevo turned a tragedy into a rebirth and refused to let it consume their lives. The cafés with bullet speckled walls reopened along the boulevards and craters carved out of concrete by bombs were not removed, but filled with red paint. They have moved on but will not allow themselves to forget.

Our interesting recommendation for this story would be to check out this interesting magazine under the name: Boat Magazine.

The first edition, we proudly infrom you, is covering the story of Sarajevo. Check it out!

Boat Magazine: Sarajevo


Check it out and let us know your ideas on our Facebook fan page.

Yours,

Sarajevo Funky Tours