German citizens do not need a visa for stays of up to 90 days in Bosnia and Herzegovina. To apply for a visa, check the embassy's website as there are online applications available. For longer stays, a visa extension is necessary. It is best to clarify beforehand to avoid complications.
The Airport Sarajevo is the best starting point for motorcycle trips in Bosnia and Herzegovina. From here, you have access to many top-notch routes. Alternatively, you can also travel via the airports in Mostar or Dubrovnik, which are nearby and offer convenient connections.
The local currency is the convertible mark (BAM). Credit cards are accepted in larger cities, but for smaller businesses and rural areas, it is advisable to carry cash. ATMs are widely available, but plan for some cash transactions, especially when fueling up.
No special vaccinations are required for Bosnia and Herzegovina. However, basic vaccinations (e.g., tetanus) should be up to date. A travel insurance is strongly recommended to be well-covered in case of illness or accidents. Also check coverage for motorcycle travel.
To drive in Bosnia and Herzegovina, you need a valid driving license suitable for riding a motorcycle. International or regionally valid driving licenses are accepted. Ensure your documents are on hand with the police during checks to avoid issues.
To buy a SIM card in Bosnia and Herzegovina, visit local kiosks or mobile providers like Mtel or BH Telecom. A passport is often required as proof of identity. Be sure to compare the best deals for data packages to keep your trip cost-effective and connected.
