Bosnia vs Montenegro vs Albania

[Seya]

Has anyone here visited any of these countries? Which one would you recommend more and why?

[KirillMazur]

Albania, of course, since the country and population have not yet been spoiled by crowds of foreign tourists.
Pluses - not crowded, low prices, many places for "wild" recreation, "exotic" country.
Cons - most likely the infrastructure is not at the highest level (I don't care, for you - I don't know).
Bosnia is similar, but there is no sea.

[Seya]

Albania, of course, since the country and population have not yet been spoiled by crowds of foreign tourists.
Pluses - not crowded, low prices, many places for "wild" recreation, "exotic" country.
Cons - most likely the infrastructure is not at the highest level (I don't care, for you - I don't know).
Bosnia is similar, but there is no sea.

Yes, but most of that apply to all of them. None of them is very touristic, which is good. I'm not interested in overly touristic objectives/destinations. The sea coast is a plus but now it's kinda cold

[Hulu]

lol. Albania is very touristy and very pricey. Unless you go off season.

[Mejgusu]

Never been there but I would visit my Bosniak brothers and sisters. If we exclude Croatia and Greece, Mostar is one of the few nice places in the Balkan.



Sarajevo could be nice too. Maybe the spring is the best time for city tours, during the summer Id rather visit Albania beaches.

[TheMaestro]

No cap, Albania not even close. Montenegro is actually not that different from northern Albania, although their capital city is probably most booring and default city in Europe. Bosnia doesn't have sea, well besides what 10-30km bordered place.
Albania has long coastline covered with sand, prices are very low, good food, good coffe. Also I would be aware that even though Albania doesn't get alot "foreigner tourists" in summer almost every second Kosovo Albanian goes to Albania, so it's filled like sardines of Kosovars in Durres and other close cities.
If you go to Albania you will see many similarities also with your people, idk why but Romanians and Albanians share common looks, maybe something to do with Thracians.

[Incal]

Montenegro. Nice beaches and no muslims.

[Seya]

No cap, Albania not even close. Montenegro is actually not that different from northern Albania, although their capital city is probably most booring and default city in Europe. Bosnia doesn't have sea, well besides what 10-30km bordered place.
Albania has long coastline covered with sand, prices are very low, good food, good coffe. Also I would be aware that even though Albania doesn't get alot "foreigner tourists" in summer almost every second Kosovo Albanian goes to Albania, so it's filled like sardines of Kosovars in Durres and other close cities.
If you go to Albania you will see many similarities also with your people, idk why but Romanians and Albanians share common looks, maybe something to do with Thracians.

I think Albania it is then Montenegro seemed also nice but maybe some other time. I'm planning to go next month so I'm sure it wont be that overcrowded.

[Seya]

If you go to Albania you will see many similarities also with your people, idk why but Romanians and Albanians share common looks, maybe something to do with Thracians.

Linguistics affinities are even more interesting than the looks Especially for a language like Albanian that has no close relative. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Albani...c_relationship

[Sora]

I wish I could visit Bosnia,it's really like a heaven



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