Hubs: Livno, Bosnia and Herzegovina 🇧🇦

Livno Hub(s?) was a fantastic experience - Bosnia is a beautiful country with great infrastructure, which enabled outdoor adventure and solid remote work while I was there. The town of Livno offered kayaking (glass bottom, and there were plenty of foot-long fish in the waters, which was surprising to me!), hiking (go up the mountain and see the feral horses - they're almost as friendly as the people), easy access to some nearby towns for swimming (and the reservoir nearby is supposed to be good for that as well, I never went). The town has phenomenal bakeries and some good restaurants, and everything is very affordable. The Hub guides offered good advice on things to do, so I had no issue finding adventure in my free time. Lastly, the co-working space had good internet most of the time and the apartment I stayed in was supremely modern.

Livno Bosnia was my first experience with HUBS and workation/coworking, and I loved it! Livno was lovely and the people made it a truly memorable experience. We met adventurous, interesting people. Our apartment exceeded my expectations. The coworking space was a friendly place to work and a short walk from the apartment. Activities included the Livno cheese factory, hiking, burek making, a jeep tour to see the wild horses, group meals at a wonderful restaurant, and game nights.

The HUBS program in Livno is a fantastic experience. The program is well run and well supported. The accommodations are very nice, clean, comfortable, and well maintained (thank you Karlo). Mario (the local representative) is the Best! He was always available to help and introduce us to local friends. We were also given access to a modern co-working at Linnovate with desks, meeting space, and fast internet (thank you Nikola). What HUBS also did was to create a community with other travelers and participants. We did tours together, dined out together, and played pickup sports games (me not so well). I cherish the connections I created over the past month. What I loved most was the town of Livno itself and its very welcoming and friendly people. Everyone greeted us, smiled, and seemed to welcome us into their special town. I honestly believe Livno has the friendliest people I have come across in the past 2.5 years of traveling the world. The town has great local food and delicious locally made cheese. There are plenty of nature activities including hiking the hills and going on a wild horse tour (so worth it!). My wife and I plan on making Livno and HUBS part of our annual travel cycle.

My first trip with Hubs Travel went to Livno, Bosnia and Herzegovina. Starting from the excellent communication with CEO Andy before applying for the trip and with the warmhearted, most helpful community managers Petra and Mario during the stay in this picturesque town with its mountains, its waterfall, its old mosques side by side with its churches, its kind inhabitants, the kajaking on the crystall-clear waters of the Sturba River, the well organized jeep-safaris to the wild horses on the Krug Plateau, our two outings to Buško Jezero, to the adventurous day at Kruzi (the climb on top of Cincar!!) and the deep exchanges we fellow nomads had with eachother it was a most unique and magical experience! Thank you!

I was fortunate to stay in 3 of the Hubs locations in 2025: Lenk, Switzerland (Spring and Fall 2025 editions), Livno, Bosnia and Herzegovina Fall 2025 edition, and Broumov, Czech Republic 2025 edition).

Each was an amazing and unique experience. Each location offered different experiences, but there were some consistencies like: safe, affordable and very nice living accommodations plus work space, and a community with weekly activities, and a feeling of safety and security, knowing others were in same life/work situations. I met some of the most interesting people from all ages and stages of life from all over, who have been traveling anywhere from 2 weeks to 14 years. There is so much wisdom in this world of travelers.

This is also true of Andy, the CEO and the Hubs community managers-world travelers and worldly people who are some of the kindest and most down to earth people you will find.

Hubs is still small enough that you can see a familiar face in Switzerland, then again in Bosnia-Herzegovina and then again in Czech Republic, but it’s large enough that it’s starting to really expand, offering new locations each year. And yes, it is true, you may even meet the CEO personally at one of the Hubs activities. He is a real down to earth human-being, and traveler, who is very kind, and smart, with a great vision for the success of Hubs.

Hubs is an amazing concept from a social, emotional, physical, and financial well-being perspective. We all need/thrive with community and connection. Hubs makes it possible to be a part of a community, make new connections, engage in activities and know support available if/as needed, especially when in a country may not be familiar with/may not speak the language.