Herzegovina Tour from Sarajevo: Mostar, Počitelj, Blagaj, Kravice

city – Old Stone Bridge: The place where Bosnia joins Herzegovina. Old bridge from 17th century builded by the Ottomans, partly destoryed during WW2 and refurbished in 2009 is one of the four most important in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Since 2009 the Old bridge is on UNESCO heritage list together with traditional Konjic woodcarving craft. Also for a good start to the day, we will have the opportunity to drink traditional Bosnian coffee/tea and enjoy the view of the city from one of the cafes positioned directly above the old town.

The memorial site is dedicated to the battle of the Neretva river, overall one of the most important battles led by Tito's Partisans against Axis powers from January to April 1943. The complex has a museum, bunker, remains of the bridge on which the fighting continued and an old locomotive. There is also a vast square with an open stage.

1953 by the construction of a massive hydroelectric dam (80 m high) on the Neretva river. Having a rather elongated shape over the surface of 13km2, the depth of lake fluctuates between 25 and 80 m (80 m being a maximum).

man and Medieval architectural style, explore it's city walls, forts, Pocitelj Mosque and other sights of this picturesque town and national monument of the Bosnia and Herzegovina.

a exploration of famous 15th century Blagaj Dervish House ( related to Sufism as the inner mystical dimension of Islam) built at the base of a 200m cliff wall and next to a cave.

It is the strongest karst source of water in Europe, drinkable at its source and a true refreshment in the hot summer months, and together with the Dervish Tekke(Tekija), it forms a unique ambient-historical-natural whole.

The most important attraction is the UNESCO protected heritage 430 years old Stari most (Old Bridge) and the old town core, which we visit in a 2-hour walking tour. Free time is included.