Visit Herzegovina in a Day Tour from Sarajevo (By Train)

Hidden beneath of an imposing cliff, the 15th century Blagaj tekke offers an insight on the life of mystical dervishes who once lived there, on a spot where nature meets religion. Here you will have a 50 minutes guided tour to discover and understand the mystical life of the werling dervishes. After the tour, you will enjoy extra free time to explore the area on your own. Discover unique panoramic locations, taste some local food or simply have a traditional bosnian coffee and get ready for the next tour location. The adimission ticket for the Dervish House in Blagaj is 5€pp (not included in the tour price).

In the little village of Žitomislići we will visit the Christian Orthodox church built in the 16th. century. The monastery is still home to monks who live's here. Inside the church we will talk about the history of the place and we will get to understand how Bosnia and Herzegovina became such a melting pot of that many different religions.

Počitelj is an authentic Bosnian citadel built in the 15th century in a natural amphitheatre on top of a cliff rising over the banks of the Neretva river. Here, after a detailed historical introduction, you will have 1 hour of time to explore the ancient streets of this pittoresque sight, taste fruits and drinks from local sellers and climb the most amazing panoramic spots.

The Kravice waterfalls are not just the biggest, but they are one of the the most beautiful natural sights in the country. Here we will chill and swim in the crystally clear water of theTrebižat river, surrounded by waterfalls that are 30 meters high. With 2 hours available you will have time not just to swim but also to enjoy a nice meal in one of the local restaurants or simply have a fresh drink. The admission ticket for Kravice set in 2024 is 10€ per person (not included in the tour price).

During the tour, you'll have the opportunity to see Bosnia and Herzegovina’s most iconic and breathtaking landmark—the famous Old Bridge of Mostar. You’ll enjoy a stunning panoramic view of the bridge from the Lučki Bridge, widely considered the best free vantage point in the city. If you're spending the night in Mostar, you'll have plenty of time to explore the old town on your own or join our Free Walking Tour for a deeper insight into the city’s rich history and culture.