Mostar & Herzegovina 4 Cities Day Trip from Sarajevo with Fees Included
by Funky Tours
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This full-day bus tour from Sarajevo lasts about 11 hours and covers four cities in the Herzegovina region: Konjic, Jablanica, Počitelj, and Blagaj, as well as a two-hour walking tour in Mostar. The trip includes all entrance fees for key museums and attractions, an air-conditioned vehicle, and a professional English-speaking guide and driver. The day starts with pickup in Sarajevo before heading to Konjic. Here, guests spend about 30 minutes exploring the old town, learning about the 17th-century Old Bridge over the Neretva River and wartime history. The tour then continues past Jablaničko Lake to Jablanica, where a 20-minute stop includes stories of the World War II Neretva Battle and local cuisine traditions. The route offers views of the Prenj mountain and Neretva River Canyon, with photo stops possible along the way. Next is a 40-minute visit to Kravice Waterfall, a 28-meter-high and 120-meter-wide natural amphitheater formed by the Trebižat River. Visitors can swim or relax in this natural setting. Afterward, the group travels to Počitelj for a 45-minute walking exploration of the historic Ottoman-era town with stops at the Hajji Alija Mosque, Clock Tower, and Gavrankapetanović Tower. Blagaj follows, where guests spend 45 minutes at the Blagaj Tekke, a 16th-century dervish monastery notable for its Ottoman architecture. The tour continues with a 90-minute break in Blagaj town for lunch (not included) near the Buna river spring, one of Europe's largest karst springs. Local trout is a recommended dish, with vegetarian options available. The final major stop is Mostar, where a two-hour walking tour covers the Old Bridge, Old Bazaar, and Old Town. The guide shares stories about the bridge's destruction and reconstruction, the Siege of Mostar, and the city's cultural diversity. Guests may also have free time to explore independently. The tour returns to Sarajevo by about 8 PM, with drop-off at the preferred address.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Sarajevo
Guests meet the team either at the office or a preferred pickup location in Sarajevo to begin the tour.
5 min
Konjic Bridge
After leaving Sarajevo, the route passes through Sarajevo suburbs and central Bosnia before entering the Herzegovina region, marked by a noticeable change in climate and landscape. The first stop is at Konjic's old town for about 30 minutes, focusing on the 17th-century Old Bridge over the turquoise Neretva River. Guests hear stories about the bridge's destruction during World War II, Tito’s Bunker, white-water rafting in the upper Neretva, and Boracko Lake.
30 min
Jablanica
The tour continues past Jablaničko Lake with a short 20-minute stop in Jablanica. Here, guests learn about the World War II Battle of Neretva and get an introduction to the local roasted lamb on a spit. Views of the lake and Prenj mountain are notable along this stretch.
20 min
Jablanicas Lake
Travel along a scenic road beside Jablanica Lake and the Neretva River Canyon offers opportunities to stop for photos of the Prenj mountain.
Kravice Falls
About 40 kilometers from Mostar and 20 kilometers from Počitelj, the Trebižat River drops 28 meters to form Kravice Waterfall, a 120-meter-wide natural water amphitheater surrounded by greenery. Visitors have around 40 minutes to swim, paddle, or enjoy the setting regardless of the season.
40 min
The historic urban site of Pocitelj
After rest and lunch, the tour continues to Počitelj for a 45-minute uphill walking tour. Guests visit the Ottoman-era town perched above the Neretva River, stopping at key sites including Hajji Alija Mosque, Clock Tower, and Gavrankapetanović Tower, learning about the town’s 600-plus years of history and strategic significance.
45 min
Blagaj tekija
Blagaj Tekke is a dervish monastery dating back to the early 16th century, representing a unique example of Islamic architecture in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Visitors spend 45 minutes learning about dervish traditions and the site's historical role. Muslim guests may attend prayers held five times daily.
45 min
Blagaj
The town of Blagaj features the Buna river spring, one of Europe’s largest and cleanest karst springs, flowing from a deep cave beneath high cliffs at a rate of 43 cubic meters per second. Lunch is served nearby, with local trout recommended. Vegetarian options are also available. Lunch is not included in the tour price and costs approximately 8 to 10 EUR.
90 min
Old Bridge Area of the Old City of Mostar
The final main stop is Mostar, where a two-hour walking tour covers the Old Bridge, the Old Bazaar, and Old Town sites. The guide explains the history of the bridge’s destruction and rebuilding, the Siege of Mostar, and the city’s cultural diversity. Guests may have free time afterward to explore independently.
120 min
Sarajevo
The tour ends with a return to Sarajevo around 8 PM, where guests are dropped off at their preferred address.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
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Mostar & Herzegovina 4 Cities Day Trip from Sarajevo with Fees Included
by Funky Tours
Choose from 1 available option
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€150Overview
This full-day bus tour from Sarajevo lasts about 11 hours and covers four cities in the Herzegovina region: Konjic, Jablanica, Počitelj, and Blagaj, as well as a two-hour walking tour in Mostar. The trip includes all entrance fees for key museums and attractions, an air-conditioned vehicle, and a professional English-speaking guide and driver. The day starts with pickup in Sarajevo before heading to Konjic. Here, guests spend about 30 minutes exploring the old town, learning about the 17th-century Old Bridge over the Neretva River and wartime history. The tour then continues past Jablaničko Lake to Jablanica, where a 20-minute stop includes stories of the World War II Neretva Battle and local cuisine traditions. The route offers views of the Prenj mountain and Neretva River Canyon, with photo stops possible along the way. Next is a 40-minute visit to Kravice Waterfall, a 28-meter-high and 120-meter-wide natural amphitheater formed by the Trebižat River. Visitors can swim or relax in this natural setting. Afterward, the group travels to Počitelj for a 45-minute walking exploration of the historic Ottoman-era town with stops at the Hajji Alija Mosque, Clock Tower, and Gavrankapetanović Tower. Blagaj follows, where guests spend 45 minutes at the Blagaj Tekke, a 16th-century dervish monastery notable for its Ottoman architecture. The tour continues with a 90-minute break in Blagaj town for lunch (not included) near the Buna river spring, one of Europe's largest karst springs. Local trout is a recommended dish, with vegetarian options available. The final major stop is Mostar, where a two-hour walking tour covers the Old Bridge, Old Bazaar, and Old Town. The guide shares stories about the bridge's destruction and reconstruction, the Siege of Mostar, and the city's cultural diversity. Guests may also have free time to explore independently. The tour returns to Sarajevo by about 8 PM, with drop-off at the preferred address.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Sarajevo
Guests meet the team either at the office or a preferred pickup location in Sarajevo to begin the tour.
5 min
Konjic Bridge
After leaving Sarajevo, the route passes through Sarajevo suburbs and central Bosnia before entering the Herzegovina region, marked by a noticeable change in climate and landscape. The first stop is at Konjic's old town for about 30 minutes, focusing on the 17th-century Old Bridge over the turquoise Neretva River. Guests hear stories about the bridge's destruction during World War II, Tito’s Bunker, white-water rafting in the upper Neretva, and Boracko Lake.
30 min
Jablanica
The tour continues past Jablaničko Lake with a short 20-minute stop in Jablanica. Here, guests learn about the World War II Battle of Neretva and get an introduction to the local roasted lamb on a spit. Views of the lake and Prenj mountain are notable along this stretch.
20 min
Jablanicas Lake
Travel along a scenic road beside Jablanica Lake and the Neretva River Canyon offers opportunities to stop for photos of the Prenj mountain.
Kravice Falls
About 40 kilometers from Mostar and 20 kilometers from Počitelj, the Trebižat River drops 28 meters to form Kravice Waterfall, a 120-meter-wide natural water amphitheater surrounded by greenery. Visitors have around 40 minutes to swim, paddle, or enjoy the setting regardless of the season.
40 min
The historic urban site of Pocitelj
After rest and lunch, the tour continues to Počitelj for a 45-minute uphill walking tour. Guests visit the Ottoman-era town perched above the Neretva River, stopping at key sites including Hajji Alija Mosque, Clock Tower, and Gavrankapetanović Tower, learning about the town’s 600-plus years of history and strategic significance.
45 min
Blagaj tekija
Blagaj Tekke is a dervish monastery dating back to the early 16th century, representing a unique example of Islamic architecture in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Visitors spend 45 minutes learning about dervish traditions and the site's historical role. Muslim guests may attend prayers held five times daily.
45 min
Blagaj
The town of Blagaj features the Buna river spring, one of Europe’s largest and cleanest karst springs, flowing from a deep cave beneath high cliffs at a rate of 43 cubic meters per second. Lunch is served nearby, with local trout recommended. Vegetarian options are also available. Lunch is not included in the tour price and costs approximately 8 to 10 EUR.
90 min
Old Bridge Area of the Old City of Mostar
The final main stop is Mostar, where a two-hour walking tour covers the Old Bridge, the Old Bazaar, and Old Town sites. The guide explains the history of the bridge’s destruction and rebuilding, the Siege of Mostar, and the city’s cultural diversity. Guests may have free time afterward to explore independently.
120 min
Sarajevo
The tour ends with a return to Sarajevo around 8 PM, where guests are dropped off at their preferred address.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.