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11 places
Una-Sana (Bosanska Krajina) · Sanski Most
A ~56-m waterfall plunging off a cliff near Sanski Most — tall, dramatic and little-visited, at its most powerful with spring melt.
Central Bosnia · Jajce
The last capital of the medieval Bosnian kings — a compact hill town with a fortress, catacombs, a Roman Mithraeum, the AVNOJ museum and a 20-m waterfall…
Central Bosnia · Jajce
The last seat of Bosnian kings — a hill town crowned by a fortress, with underground Christian catacombs, the Mithraic temple, the AVNOJ museum (where…
Herzegovina · Ljubuški
A wide, low curtain of cascades on the Trebižat near Ljubuški — quieter than nearby Kravice, with a riverside restaurant and easy swimming spots.
Herzegovina · Ljubuški (Studenci)
A 25-m-high horseshoe of waterfalls on the Trebižat river tumbling into an emerald pool you can swim in — Herzegovina's most photographed natural site.
Banja Luka & RS West · Banja Luka
A series of tufa cascades on the Krupa river feeding old stone watermills south of Banja Luka — a tranquil, lesser-known spot of falling water and historic…
Una-Sana (Bosanska Krajina) · Bihać
A village strung along a fan of Una and Unac waterfalls — the Milančev buk and Veliki buk cascades, plus the medieval Rmanj Monastery.
Central Bosnia · Jajce
A rare urban wonder: a 20-plus-metre waterfall where the Pliva drops into the Vrbas right at the edge of Jajce's old town — one of the few waterfalls in the…
Sarajevo & Surroundings · Nahorevo
A 98-m free-falling waterfall in protected forest just north of the city — a short hike through beech woods to a dramatic plunge that roars in spring…
East Bosnia & the Drina · Foča
Deep inside the Perućica primeval forest, a ~75-m waterfall is the classic viewpoint of the Sutjeska guided forest walk — seen across the canopy from the…
Una-Sana (Bosanska Krajina) · Bihać
The signature 24-m cascade of the impossibly turquoise Una river — wooden walkways let you stand right over the thundering travertine steps.