We are a Bosnia-licensed transfer operator. From Sarajevo and Mostar to every Balkan capital, with drivers who know the mountain passes, the border queues, and the stops worth pulling over for. 95 routes, fixed prices, no middlemen.
Bosnia is mountainous, beautifully complicated, and not built for fast travel by public transport. The country has very little motorway — the A1 connects Sarajevo north toward Zenica with fragments south toward Mostar. Most journeys still happen on two-lane roads through canyons, over passes and along rivers. The train network is limited to a handful of lines; international trains are slow or seasonal.
This is exactly why private transfer works so well here. A driver who knows whether to take the canyon road or the highway, where the lunch stop is in Konjic, when the Mostar tour buses block the bridge approach, and how long the queue at Bijača border has been running — that is the difference between a 3-hour drive and a 5-hour ordeal.
Easy Balkan Transfers is a Bosnia-registered agency. Our drivers speak English and the local languages, the vehicles are insured for cross-border travel, and we handle every passport stamp at the border so you stay in the car. We run between Bosnia’s cities, to Sarajevo (SJJ) and Mostar (OMO) airports, and across every land border — into Croatia, Montenegro, Serbia and beyond.
Sarajevo and Mostar have their own dedicated hubs with every route, pickup zone and seasonal note. Other Bosnian cities are quote-only — we cover all 32 of them.
Bosnia’s cultural heart and the country’s main international gateway. Routes run to every neighbouring capital, to Mostar in 2h, to Dubrovnik in 4h 38m.
All Sarajevo routes →Herzegovina’s gateway, the most-photographed city in BiH. The shortest cross-border route to Dubrovnik (2h 32m). Day trips to Kravice, Počitelj, Blagaj.
All Mostar routes →The capital of Republika Srpska, on the Vrbas river. Connections to Zagreb (3h), Belgrade (5h 30m), Sarajevo (4h). Quote on request — we cover all routes.
Request a Banja Luka quote →North-eastern Bosnia, salt-mining heritage and lake resort. Connections to Sarajevo, Belgrade, and Zagreb. Quote on request.
Request a Tuzla quote →Our highest-volume cross-border route. One border (Bijača). Optional stops at Počitelj fortress and Kravica Falls in summer.
Reverse classic. Same border, same stops. Most travellers do this leg as a day trip from Dubrovnik or as part of a Sarajevo–Dubrovnik connection.
Door-to-door from the Adriatic to the Bosnian capital. One border. Many travellers add Mostar as a stopover (extra 1–2 hours).
Through the Neretva canyon — one of the most beautiful drives in the Balkans. Optional Konjic and Jablanica stops for traditional lunch.
Cross-border into Serbia via Višegrad and the Drina canyon. Optional Andrićgrad / Drvengrad stops.
Reverse Neretva canyon drive. Same scenic stops. Often booked as the Bosnia leg of a multi-city itinerary.
Sarajevo (SJJ) is the country’s main international gateway. Mostar (OMO) handles seasonal flights from Italy, the UK and Israel. We meet you at arrivals with a name sign — flight tracking included.
Driver handles the paperwork at every land border. EU/UK/US/CA/AU passports enter visa-free.
Bosnia agency licence, English-speaking, local route knowledge
Sedans for 1–3, minivans for 4–8, A/C, bottled water
BiH road fees included. Fixed price, no surprises
Driver handles paperwork at HR, MNE, RS borders
Hotel, apartment, train station, airport, anywhere accessible
Up to 24 hours before pickup, no fee
EU/UK/US/CA/AU/NZ passport holders enter Bosnia visa-free for up to 90 days within any 180-day period. You only need a valid passport. Our driver handles the border check — you stay in the vehicle, hand the driver your passport, and move on within minutes.
Convertible Mark (BAM, locally written “KM”). It’s pegged to the Euro at a fixed rate of 1.95583 BAM = 1 EUR (since 1998). Many tourist places in Sarajevo and Mostar accept Euro at 1:2; cards work in cities. We invoice in EUR.
2h 9m on the M-17 through the Neretva canyon, 130 km. Fixed price €160. The drive is one of the most scenic in the Balkans — the road follows the Neretva river through a canyon for almost the entire route. Optional 30-minute stop in Konjic for lunch by the river.
Yes — it’s our highest-volume route. The road is well-maintained, the border crossing at Bijača is straightforward (5–10 minutes typically), and our drivers run this route multiple times per week. Total drive: 2h 32m.
Yes. Both are on the Dubrovnik–Mostar (and reverse) route. Počitelj is a quick photo stop (15–20 min). Kravice Falls is a 2-hour swim/walk in summer (May–September). Add stops at booking; small surcharge for waiting time.
A real, locally registered company. Easy Balkan Transfers is a licensed travel agency in Bosnia and Herzegovina, running transfers across the region since 2018 — a local team who know the borders, the back roads and the lunch stops by name.
Yes — we cover all 32+ Bosnian endpoints in our route database, plus anywhere reachable by road. Smaller cities are quote-only (don’t have a dedicated booking page yet). Request a quote with your origin and destination, and we reply within an hour.
We cover every road-accessible city in BiH and across every land border. Send us your route and we’ll quote within the hour.
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