A blend of Mediterranean sunshine, Balkan spirit and stone architecture, TREBINJE is the southernmost city of Bosnia and Herzegovina, part of the entity Republika Srpska, and one of the gateways to the lesser-known European region of Herzegovina.

 Trebinje enjoys a Mediterranean climate with around 260 sunny days a year, warm summers and mild winters.

It's distinctive geolocation makes it a good base to stay and explore the surrounding areas Croatia (the Adriatic coast of Dubrovnik is only 25 km away) Montenegro (Herceg Novi , Kotor or Budva) and western Herzegovina, including Mostar and Medjugorije.

Trebinje is rich in natural resources (mountains, hills and valleys) and has a large hydro potential as it is surrounded with water (lakes, rivers, and sea). Also, from summer 2017 in Trebinje was open aquapark - first and only in whole region .

Trebinje has a rich cultural and historical heritage from different historical periods (including 88 monuments that are protected by the state) and excellent infrastructure links (within a radius of 100 km to 4 airports Dubrovnik , Tivat, Mostar and Podgorica).

HOW YOU CAN BENEFIT IF YOU STAY IN TREBINJE 

  💡 Stay in Trebinje - if you want to avoid crowds and tourist traps while saving 30–50% of your travel budget, Trebinje is a perfect choice. Accommodation, restaurants, transport and other services are significantly more affordable than in Dubrovnik, Kotor or Mostar.

😀 Perfect spot for slow down - travel can be stressful, and that’s why Trebinje is the perfect place to slow down during your trip. Enjoy relaxing walks around town, taste great food and local wine, learn about culture and tradition, meet friendly locals and simply enjoy a calm, refreshing break.

  ➡ Explore area & more - from Trebinje, you can take day trips or transfers and explore the region — Bosnia & Herzegovina, Croatia or Montenegro.

Trebinje (Herzegovina) is one of the best-kept secrets of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The medieval nobleman Stjepan Vukčić Kosača styled himself as “Herzog of Saint Sava.” His title, Herzog (duke), later gave the name to the entire region – Herzegovina. 

 Unlike world-famous wine regions such as Napa Valley in California, Bordeaux in France or Tuscany in Italy, what makes the Herzegovina region unique is that it remains an undiscovered wine destination — a sunny Mediterranean land long known by locals as the land of wine.

In addition to wine tourism, Herzegovina is also becoming widely recognized as natural herbarium where growing dozens of precious herbs (Herbegovina) and mouthwatering and health-boosting Honey.

Just as the Provence in France is famous for its lavender, Herzegovina is distinguished by the native immortelle plant, as well as a variety of other types of medicinal and aromatic plants. All of this, and more you can explore Herzegovina Herb&Honey route.

Walk with a local. Discover the unseen. Take home a story worth remembering.

WHAT TRAVELERS SAY

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⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "Unforgettable experience"

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "Feels like traveling with a local friend"

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "Professional, friendly and knowledgeable guide"

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