Location: Mostar
Top Things to do in Mostar
The 10 Best Sightseeing Tours in Mostar, Herzegovina-Neretva Canton
Mostar (Serbo-Croatian pronunciation: [mǒstaːr]) is a city and municipality in southern Bosnia and Herzegovina. Inhabited by 105,797 people, it is the most important city in the Herzegovina region, its cultural capital, and the center of the Herzegovina-Neretva Canton of the Federation. Mostar is situated on the Neretva River and is the fifth-largest city in the country. Mostar was named after the bridge keepers (mostari) who in the medieval times guarded the Stari Most (Old Bridge) over the Neretva. The Old Bridge, built by the Ottomans in the 16th century, is one of Bosnia and Herzegovina's most recognizable landmarks, and is considered one of the most exemplary pieces of Islamic architecture in the Balkans.
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1. Bosnia and Herzegovina 3-Night Multiday Tour from Mostar
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Visit Bosnia and Herzegovina and its sights during this 4-day tour. Mostar is the capital city of Herzegovina. The Old Bridge is the main cultural monument which is part of the UNESCO World Heritage sites. Mostar got its name by the keepers of the bridge: The Mostars. Learn about the history of Mostar and its surrounding: Blagaj, Počitelj, Međugorje etc. You can enjoy unique and unforgettable touristic attractions: Rafting on Neretva, mountaineering on the beautiful mountains of Herzegovina, being present on traditional attractive Old Bridge jumps, magical music nights, enjoying local gastronomic delicatessen and much more.
Inclusions: 3-night accommodation 5 star hotel, Access to SPA center, Free WiFi, Return transfer from/ to the airport, Fuel surcharge, Air-conditioned vehicle, Insurance for travellers, Professional guide, Local taxes, Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Exclusions: Alcoholic drinks (available to purchase), Gratuities
Reviewed By Rachel F
We absolutely loved our day trip with Pedrag! We were there about a year ago but the review wouldn't let me choose that far back. Pedrag was very informative, hospitable and always ensuring we were enjoying ourselves. The breakfast was large and fills you right up. Our meal was fantastic for lunch as well! The sites are great and the waterfall is amaaazing. You're guaranteed to have a fantastic day out whether you're into history or the scenery. Thank you so much my friend! We hope to see you again soon. You should also stay at their hostel - Hostel David. The staff are all incredibly lovely and we highly recommend staying there as we wouldn't want to stay anywhere else in Mostar :-)
2. Mostar Old Town Private Walking Tour
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5.0 based on 3 reviews
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Inclusions: Local guide, Professional guide
Exclusions: Food and drinks, Transportation to/from attractions, Gratuities
3. Mostar War Tour: Before & After
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5.0 based on 3 reviews
Complicated history of Balkan relations and processes is not something that you can read on internet and accept that the way it's written. By taking this tour you will get in touch with recent history of local's perspective. Tour takes 2 hours approx. and includes visit to interesting historical sites.
Inclusions: Professional guide, Private tour
Exclusions: Food and drinks, Gratuities
Reviewed By sinhangn2020
Definitely recommended! Emir, friendly and talkative, is a local who can share lots of his own experience and history of the country. You will have free time to walk around and explore on your own. And, of course, the places included in the tour truly worthy visiting. It is a great choice for travelers who cannot drive.
4. Mostar city tour - where East meets West
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5.0 based on 5 reviews
Mostar City Tour – designed by those who are part of the soul of this city ! The Old Bridge,UNESCO World Heritage Site, connects the cobblestone streets of Mostar’s old town on either side of the river, as well as the mix of Ottoman, Western and Mediterranean influences that shaped this charming place. Walking through Mostar is a walk through the past. Its ancient walls tell timeless tales of the way it used to be. Its present struggle to keep its identity as a multi-ethnic community is an inspiring model for the future. Experience Bosnia Herzegovina’s most photographed city!
Inclusions: Local guide, Hotel pickup and drop-off, Private tour, Coffee and/or Tea
Exclusions: Food and drinks
Reviewed By iaingrant100
My wife and I visited Mostar this January and decided to take a trip with Ćamil and his partner Samira to explore some local areas we'd not visited before. What an amazing time to explore this magical nature! Ćamil has an encyclopedic knowledge of this area and was filling us in on the history of the places we visited as we experienced them, both informative and exceptionally interesting. We started by driving out of Mostar town and headed to the fortress of Herzeg Stephan where we enjoyed a short hike to the peak with wonderful views of Mostar and the surrounding area. From here we continued to the beautiful natural spring of Bunica, crystal clear waters and incredible colours! From here we drove on to Podvelež (the bottom of the Velež mountain). Here we stopped in a lovely restaurant to sample the tea made from local wild herbs combined with the wonderful local honey - a true delight. Accompanied by beef pršut (think parma ham, but beef!) Kajmak (a local free range cow cheese) and a hot crispy fried bread, it was a most welcomed culinary treat. As the light started to fade, we returned to Mostar along the stunning road from Podvelež, taking in the evening views of Mostar, eventually arriving in the old town where we stopped for a glass of the wonderful local Blatina red wine at a small and intimate Konoba. Overall, it was an experience we will never forget and will definitely repeat on subsequent visits. Ćamil and Samira were perfect hosts and made the trip so very enjoyable. We would highly recommend this type of personalised tour!
5. Mostar Private Walking Tour: Experience with Local, Feel Like a Local
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5.0 based on 3 reviews
Walking tour of Mostar is the perfect combination of city sightseeing with new knowledge about our complicated history, culture, customs, tradition and war that happened in 90's. Enjoy in 2 hours guided tour and find out the real story about city's nicknames "Where East Meet West", "City Of Sun", "Divided City", "City-Case"...
Inclusions: Professional guide, Private tour
Exclusions: Food and drinks, Gratuities
Reviewed By sinhangn2020
Definitely recommended! Emir, friendly and talkative, is a local who can share lots of his own experience and history of the country. You will have free time to walk around and explore on your own. And, of course, the places included in the tour truly worthy visiting. It is a great choice for travelers who cannot drive.
6. Wine Tour & Tasting (Herzegovina)
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Wine Tour & Tasting: On this guided tour you will have the opportunity to: ✔️Get to know the wine-growing culture in Herzegovina. ✔️Experience the best wine-growing regions in Herzegovina. ✔️Lear about the two indigenous wine types in Herzegovina. ✔️Taste this region of Herzegovina through indigenous wine and food. ✔️Discover different methods of wine-making. ✔️Visit two wineries in two main wine-growing regions (Wine Zadro & Winery Brkić) Be prepared to experience Herzegovina through our special wine tour, and be prepared to get a different perspective of this region.
Inclusions: Guide
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Reviewed By T-SGlobetrotters
The village is a popular stop on the tour bus route from Croatia with multiple restaurants by the roadside. We were driving and there is plenty of free parking in and around this vicinity. A short walk leads you to a small square with many stalls for shopping and from here it is a 20 to 30 minute walk up old cobblestone paths passing an old Hamman and working mosque. A path right leads you up to the summit of the village. A right fork in the path takes you towards what appears to be a renovated fort, we opted for the left turn towards the old tower. There are great views from an open terrace close to the tower which overlooks both the fort and the whole of the Neretva valley. With care you can also climb the tower which is not in a particularly good state of repair. This latter is not suitable for anyone with restricted mobility, the steps up are narrow with some unprotected areas. Once at the top the roof is in a very poor state of repair and really needs money spending on it. Good for a short break if touring around. Everything is free entry.
7. Discover Herzegovina in day tour (Mostar,Old Bridge,Kravice,Pocitelj,Blagaj)
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Our flexibility makes us unique in this business as we approach each customer/group as individuals, we create each trip with you and for you.
Inclusions: Bottled water, Coffee and/or Tea
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8. Mostar gastro and historical treasures
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
The food ranged from traditional Bosnian street food, a cheese and meat tasting platter,local wine, Mostar’s beer, Bosnian cooked food in the restaurant located next to bridge older than the famous one, grilled organic meat, all locally produced. Finally you will taste the most famous local dessert and Bosnian coffee. If you like to experience Mostar, Bosnian history, unique food, local restaurant and make new friends you should definitely join our gastro and historical tour. Your guide is professional Pastry chef and baker. Also, we are open to vegetarian, gluten free and vegan options.
Inclusions: mix of our traditional food, traditional bosnian coffee, traditional homemade pie made by your guide, local wine and beer, traditional homemade pie made by your guide, mix of our traditional food
Exclusions: Private transportation
9. Rafting at River Neretva - VIRTUAL TOUR
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
RAFTING VIRTUAL TOUR Enjoy Rafting on the River Neretva VIRTUAL TOUR from safety of your home. During this Pandemic Lock down COVID days we decide to bring our tours via ZOOM APP in to your Homes. Sit down & relax in comfort of your home, refresh in the most interesting rafting tours on the Neretva river go from village Glavaticevo to the town Konjic in just 50min virtual tour. The length of the tour is about 23km and it takes about five hours, but we will explore hole area in 50min time trough our adventures videos and with our dron-Molly fantastic videos you will manage to see more then usualy when you go on tour. A beautiful canyon and waterfalls are seen during the rafting tour. During the rafting on Neretva, rafters can enjoy breaks and the beautiful Little and the Big canyon, with untouchable natural sites and scenes that are not visible from the road, as well as four adrenaline rapids which are arranged so that each coming one is more adventurous than the previous one.
Inclusions: Rafting safe and specialized swim suites , Private transportation, Air-conditioned vehicle
Exclusions: Lunch
Reviewed By Blondie385
I wholeheartedly recommend Faruk and his team at Superb Adventure Tours. I live in Sarajevo, and my parents were coming to visit from the US for the holidays. I wanted them to see as much of Sarajevo as possible with a knowledgeable, safe guide who spoke English and could handle all of the arrangements. I reached out to Faruk and explained exactly what I was looking for, the duration of the tour, and the requested date. He took it from there. Faruk picked us up on time in a spacious, clean SUV and took us for breakfast at a beautiful, peaceful farm outside the city. My parents still rave about how delicious breakfast was! We then drove up Trebevic mountain and had a great photo stop for a panoramic view of the city. One of the photos ended up being our New Year's card! After stopping for the photos, we walked along the bobsled track, which is a really cool and quintessentially Sarajevo experience. After Trebevic, it was over to Konjic to see Tito's Bunker. This is a "must" for any Cold War junkie. After the bunker, we had a delicious dinner in Konjic, and Faruk delivered us back to Sarajevo. It was a very full day, but that is exactly what we wanted. Faruk was so knowledgeable and kind in answering my family's questions about the city, life during the war, and everything in between. You will be very pleased with this company and the level of service they provide. Your Bosnian tour wish is their command! They will do everything they can to accommodate you for the best adventure possible. Stop reading and start booking!
10. Mostar War Tour
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5.0 based on 74 reviews
War In Mostar Walking Tour is a unique tour and perfect opportunity to learn what really happened in Mostar during the war that took place 1992 – 1995. And also our guide will share his personal experiences and stories of the terrible events that unfolded in this city 20 year ago (shelling,concentration camps, Mostar enclave..).
Inclusions: Professional guide, Hotel pickup and drop-off (if option selected), All Fees and Taxes, Air-conditioned vehicle
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Reviewed By AnaM271
We booked a small group tour but since we were the only two people booked on this day (the perks of traveling off-season!), we inadvertently got a private tour for the price of a shared tour. The entire day was enjoyable without being too tiring since the driving distances are short. Our guide was Esmer, who was really knowledgeable, sweet, and flexible. It’s undoubtedly a good idea to book in advance if you’re visiting Mostar in the summertime when their tours are far more popular. We got to spend time in Blagaj, explore Počitelj (which turned out to be our favorite stop!) and see Kravice Waterfalls. Since we went during the winter, we couldn't swim, but the falls were nearly empty and peaceful so it was still worthwhile. At the end of the tour, Esmer took us to the hills surrounding Mostar and taught us all about the events of the war in Mostar. It was one of the most informative tours we took in the country. I highly recommend the company. They were very professional, our day was beautiful and memorable, and we had some flexibility on our tour since it was just us.
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