Cheap flights from Warsaw to Mostar

December comes out cheapest on this route, and the winter months around it stay close behind, so a cold-weather trip is the value option. Spring and summer prices climb, with July the most expensive of the months tracked here, and September and October easing back down as the crowds leave. Weekday departures are usually quieter than weekends. Do bear in mind that Mostar's summer heat is intense and that the town fills up in July and August, while winter brings rain in the valley and snow higher up. Book a few months ahead for summer travel, and watch the price calendar for the dips.

Nobody flies Warsaw to Mostar non-stop, so the airlines here are the ones that can carry you through a hub: KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, Lufthansa, Austrian, LOT Polish Airlines, Helvetic Airways and Brussels Airlines. These are established carriers rather than low-cost specialists, which usually means a checked bag and food or drinks are part of the fare, though the exact allowance depends on the ticket you pick. LOT Polish Airlines starts from home soil, so departures from Warsaw are simplest with them. With the others you connect through their own hub, and the total journey time depends more on the layover than on the flying itself.

Mostar has a single airport, and it sits outside the town rather than at its edge, so you will need a transfer rather than a short walk. Taxis and pre-arranged transfers are the usual way in, and a bus may run when flights are scheduled, but services are thin outside the summer season, so it pays to sort your onward ride before you land. If your connection brings you into a larger regional airport instead, expect a longer road journey into Herzegovina. Keep some local currency on you for the ride, and confirm the pickup point with your driver, since small airports often have one obvious meeting spot.

Currency

BAM (KM)

Power sockets

Type C, F · 230 V

Language

Bosnian, Serbian, Croatian

Emergency number

112, 122, 123

Driving side

right

Calling code

+387

Internet domain

.ba

Population of Mostar

105 k (2003)

Time zone

UTC+01 (Europe/Sarajevo)

Country facts: Wikidata

• Warsaw has two airports, F. Chopin and Modlin, so confirm which one your flight leaves from before you arrange the trip to the terminal.
• On a connecting ticket, check whether the whole journey sits on one booking or on separate ones, since missed connections are handled differently.
• Read the baggage allowance for your fare, because a checked bag is not always included even on a full-service carrier.
• Check that your passport and any visa or entry rules for Bosnia and Herzegovina are valid for your travel dates.
• Look at the price calendar before you commit, as December tends to be the cheapest month and July the most expensive.