• Pocitelj - On the journey to Mostar, shortly after crossing the Croatian-Bosnian border, there will be a stop to visit Pocitelj, an ancient fortified town. It is on the UNESCO Tentative List for Bosnia and Herzegovina. Pocitelj was established by King Tvrtko in 1383 and played a strategic role in controlling access to the sea through the Neretva valley.
• Blagaj Tekija - Blagaj Tekija is a Dervish monastery located just a few minutes outside Mostar, and it is nearly 600 years old. Nestled at the base of a cliff, next to the spring of the river Buna, it offers a unique and picturesque setting that visitors will surely enjoy.
• Mostar - Although it is the 5th largest city in Bosnia and Herzegovina, it is possible to explore Mostar on foot and see all the major attractions. The Old Bridge, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is the most renowned landmark in Mostar. It is situated in the heart of the city, on the Neretva River. The Mosque and Kriva Cuprija (The Crooked Bridge) can be seen while strolling through the Old Town. Savor some delicious Bosnian specialties and experience the vibrant energy of this beautiful place.

• Private transportation
• English speaking driver ready to answer any of your questions.
• Air-conditioned vehicle

Embark on a journey where the East and West converge, a place defined by the intertwining of two cultures and religions over centuries. Our route to Mostar will take us through Croatia’s most fruitful region, the Neretva Valley, pausing briefly at Pocitelj, a town reminiscent of ancient fortifications. Our expedition will also include the town of Blagaj, where you can lay your eyes on The Old Dervis House. Upon reaching Mostar, ample time is available for exploration. It might just be your lucky day to witness young daredevils leaping off the Old Bridge. Remember to indulge in some of the town’s famous culinary delights before heading home.

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