Car hire Bosnia and Herzegovina is the cheapest way to get around this nearly landlocked country. Bosnia and Herzegovina has a small coastline with the Adriatic Sea and so some visitors go there to enjoy the fine beaches.

The capital city of Sarajevo is also a major car hire destination within Bosnia and Herzegovina, a Balkan country which has had a turbulent recent history. Bosnia and Herzegovina’s main airport is located in Sarajevo and as taxis journeys from the airport are extremely expensive car hire is the cheapest option.

Many travellers choose to come to Bosnia and Herzegovina because it is a low cost part of the world. With cheap car hire also available you can have a great holiday here without spending much money.
 

Train travel in Bosnia and Herzegovina is not very reliable or very fast and so car rental Bosnia is the most efficient way of completing your journey.
However, bear in mind that bad road conditions and mountainous terrain may make your routes longer than they look on the map. Renting a four by four vehicle is certainly advisable in this part of the world. We carry cars made by Suzuki and Range Rover among our off road options.

Car rental Bosnia and Herzegovina allows you to see some incredible scenery and you should not have any trouble getting through border crossings. Just make sure you have acquired the appropriate visas ahead of time.

Bosnia and Herzegovina has extreme temperatures. If you go there in the summer you should rent a convertible car as the weather will be hot and sunny, but in the winter the severe cold may make using snow gear such as tires and chains a necessity.

Though Rhino rental cars come with a full tank of petrol, petrol stations tend to be quite far apart. You should fill up when you get the opportunity.

As the road signs will not be in English you may wish to request a satellite navigation system with your vehicle as it could be invaluable.

From Bosnia and Herzegovina it is possible to drive to the countries which lie alongside it – Croatia, Montenegro and Serbia.
 

Bosnia and Herzegovina Mini Guide

Bosnia and Herzegovina is a mountainous country in the former Yugoslavia which is bordered by Croatia, Serbia and Montenegro.

The capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Sarajevo, is located in the centre of the country. Sarajevo International Airport is the main terminal to fly into Bosnia and Herzegovina you will be glad to pick up your Rhino car rental here. Taxis are expensive but having a car is definitely the best way to get around this country.

Driving is a mixed experience in Bosnia and Herzegovina as you will see some wonderful mountain scenery but have to put up with poor roads and terrible driving from the locals. Quite a few roads remain damaged from the conflicts which took place more than a decade ago. Also petrol stations are few and far between so fill up when you get the chance.



You can fly into Bosnia and Herzegovina on the national carrier BH Airlines which has links with quite a few other European cities such as Istanbul and Cologne. Croatia Airlines also has regular flights from the capital Zagreb to Sarajevo airport. Other airlines to serve Sarajevo airport are Austrian Airways which has flights to and from Vienna, and Lufthansa which goes to Munich.

If you are coming to Bosnia and Herzegovina from the European Union, the United States, Australia, New Zealand or Canada a visa is not needed.



If you want to have a beach holiday a harbour called Orasje can be found on the tiny part of Bosnia and Herzegovina which has a coastline with the Adriatic Sea. The nearby seaside town of Neum has a few good hotels to stay in.

The crime rate is low in Bosnia and Herzegovina but beware that there are still active mines in parts of the countryside so this may be one holiday where going ‘off the beaten track’ is not a good idea.