The first stop of the day tour is a short visit to the old part of the small, but the charming town - Konjic. The symbol of Konjic is The Old Stone Bridge, which was connecting the banks of the Neretva river for centuries. It was since 1682. until WW2, when the German occupiers destroyed it, during the withdrawal of their troops. It was reconstructed as the original bridge in 2009 and has been on the list of national monuments of BiH since 2003. In Konjic you can enjoy a coffee or a short walk.

Our next stop is Mostar - one of the most beautiful cities in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Mostar is a city of stone on stone, historical, political, scientific and cultural center of Herzegovina located in the Neretva River valley. The most famous attraction in Mostar is the Old Bridge, built-in 1566. Since 2005 it is on UNESCO’s World Heritage List. Above all, it’s the beating heart of the city, a strong iconic symbol of its history and one of the country’s most recognizable landmarks. We will also see the Crooked Bridge – the oldest arch bridge in Mostar. In Mostar you will find Hamam – a traditional Turkish bath.In addition, this tour will cover Koski Mehmed Pasha Mosque, the second biggest mosque in Mostar. Kujundžiluk – Old Bazzar, winds along a small, pretty, cobbled street, dating back to the middle of the 16th century. Therefore, you can find characteristic crafts shops and traditional restaurants in this area.

Our next destination is Blagaj – a haven of peace and natural harmony. In Blagaj you will see a Tekke – the Dervish Monastery, built around 1520. The monastery is an important monument of the early Ottoman period in Bosnia & Herzegovina. The dervishes have been using the monastery in order to perform their special rituals – Dhikr (praise to God). Blagaj Tekke is situated by the Spring of the river Buna, surrounded by beautiful mountains. In the silence of the Dervish house’s garden, cooled by the freshness of the wonderful river with the most spectacular view. Therefore, you will understand why Blagaj was the focus of interest of historical personalities, Roman nobility, Ottoman viziers and kadis, Austro-Hungarian officers and many travelers searching for the freshness of the water, the warmth of the sun, and blue sky. The lunchtime is in a great restaurant situated by the Spring of River Buna.

After Pocitelj, we arrive at our next stop – Kravice waterfalls. Kravice waterfall, located on the Trebižat River is s a mini version of Niagara Falls, hidden in the Balkans. Kravice waterfalls form a natural amphitheater 40 km southwest of the city of Mostar. For its amazing beauty and untouched nature, the state has protected it as a natural rarity. Its height is 25 meters. Moreover, Kravice waterfall is a popular swimming and picnic area.

Our next stop is Pocitelj – the stepped Ottoman-era fortress village. It is a medieval and Ottoman-Mediterranean wonder of nature and architecture, a place like no other. Cupped in a steep rocky amphitheater, it’s a warren of stairways climbing between ramshackle stone-roofed houses and pomegranate bushes. We will climg the amazing Kula (Fort of Počitelj), at 45m above sea level, which offers breathtaking views. In only one photo you will have Neretva River, impressive Hajji Alija’s mosque, the mekteb (Muslim primary school), the imaret (charitable kitchen), the medresa (Muslim high school), the Hamam (Turkish public bath), the han (public inn) and sahat-kula (clock-tower). Počitelj is a real magical place that transcends time. It is a place just to wander, get lost in thoughts, and feel a profound sense of serenity.