A few big-name airlines and a number of private carriers fly into the country, but don't go looking for bargains. The nation's railways are currently undergoing reconstruction, so you won't find a whole lot of passenger service available. In brighter news, rail and road links between the Federation of Bosnia-Hercegovina and the Republika Srpska are back on track, and links to the outside world are improving.
Buses leave Sarajevo daily for many Eastern and Central European cities.
If all this doesn't deter you, your best bet is to convoy with other vehicles and do all your driving during daylight hours. Inter-city trains are available in some areas, and taxis continue to serve the cities, but you'd do well by using local buses. Inter-entity bus travel is slowly improving. We encourage you to verify any critical information with the relevant authorities before you travel. This includes information on visa requirements, health and safety, customs, and transportation.