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Bosnia and Herzegovina
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Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina
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Herzegovina-Neretva Canton
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Mostar
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Tours & Activities
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Feel Herzegovina
3 days
About this activity
-Blagaj is a settlement in the south-eastern part of the Mostar plane in Herzegovinian-Neretva County in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Blagaj is located at the source of the river Buna and the historical Tekke (tekke or monastery Derviš). Blagaj’s Tekke was built around 1520 with elements of Ottoman architecture and Mediterranean style and is considered a national monument.
-In Žitomislići there is a Serbian orthodox monastery dedicated to The Annunciation and located near the city of Mostar. In 1566. the Ottoman Empire represented by the kadyas in Nevesinje, granted the Miloradovic-Hrabren family permission to build a monastery in Žitomislići on the ruins of the old church. ,
-Počitelj, the hidden jewel of Herzegovina lies on a slope that makes a kind of amphitheater and overhangs the turquoise river Neretva. Its unique Ottoman architecture and Mediterranean style combines a special dimension to this city, making it a true jewel of architecture. This unique stone city was entered in 2007. on the UNESCO World Heritage List. The fort was built at the end of the 14th century .
-The Kravica waterfalls is a large cascade on the river Trebižat in the karst center of Herzegovina. It is located 10 km south of Ljubuški and 40 km south of Mostar. Its height is 25 m and the diameter of the lake at the foot of the waterfall is 120 m.
- Tito’s bunker in Konjic. One of the biggest secret and largest investments of the former Yugoslavia, is hidden under the Zlatar Mountain near the town of Konjic. The exterior or camouflage part of the bunker consists of three buildings: Tito’s residence, built for the closest staff and for persons responsible for technical maintenance. The second part of the bunker, the tunnels lead you to Titus’s secret place, an atomic shelter. This bunker was able to withstand a nuclear attack of up to 25 kilotones. Tito’s bunker was a valuable investment of 4.6. billions of dollars, making it the third largest investment of Yugoslavia.
-Nature Park. Blidinje Park was founded on April 30, 1995. Located in the central part of the high mountains of Bosnia and Herzegovina.The central part of the Park dominates the long field with the Blidinje lake, located in the south-eastern part of the Park. The western border of the Park is Vran mountain, in the southeast are the Neretva river and the mountain Čvrsnica, and in the northeast of Doljanka.
-The Boljuni necropolis is in the immediate vicinity of Stolac, and since 2016. it is on the World Heritage site of UNESCO. Nearby are remains of the Illyrian period (hills and tumulus), a place called Crkvina, probably from the late antique, remains of an early medieval cemetery. The necropolis has 82 panels, 176 chests, twelve chandeliers and four crosses of graves.
-Vjetrenica is the most famous cave in Bosnia and Herzegovina, a protected monument of nature and tourist destination in the south-eastern part of Herzegovina.A total of 6,700 meters underground channels.
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-In Žitomislići there is a Serbian orthodox monastery dedicated to The Annunciation and located near the city of Mostar. In 1566. the Ottoman Empire represented by the kadyas in Nevesinje, granted the Miloradovic-Hrabren family permission to build a monastery in Žitomislići on the ruins of the old church. ,
-Počitelj, the hidden jewel of Herzegovina lies on a slope that makes a kind of amphitheater and overhangs the turquoise river Neretva. Its unique Ottoman architecture and Mediterranean style combines a special dimension to this city, making it a true jewel of architecture. This unique stone city was entered in 2007. on the UNESCO World Heritage List. The fort was built at the end of the 14th century .
-The Kravica waterfalls is a large cascade on the river Trebižat in the karst center of Herzegovina. It is located 10 km south of Ljubuški and 40 km south of Mostar. Its height is 25 m and the diameter of the lake at the foot of the waterfall is 120 m.
- Tito’s bunker in Konjic. One of the biggest secret and largest investments of the former Yugoslavia, is hidden under the Zlatar Mountain near the town of Konjic. The exterior or camouflage part of the bunker consists of three buildings: Tito’s residence, built for the closest staff and for persons responsible for technical maintenance. The second part of the bunker, the tunnels lead you to Titus’s secret place, an atomic shelter. This bunker was able to withstand a nuclear attack of up to 25 kilotones. Tito’s bunker was a valuable investment of 4.6. billions of dollars, making it the third largest investment of Yugoslavia.
-Nature Park. Blidinje Park was founded on April 30, 1995. Located in the central part of the high mountains of Bosnia and Herzegovina.The central part of the Park dominates the long field with the Blidinje lake, located in the south-eastern part of the Park. The western border of the Park is Vran mountain, in the southeast are the Neretva river and the mountain Čvrsnica, and in the northeast of Doljanka.
-The Boljuni necropolis is in the immediate vicinity of Stolac, and since 2016. it is on the World Heritage site of UNESCO. Nearby are remains of the Illyrian period (hills and tumulus), a place called Crkvina, probably from the late antique, remains of an early medieval cemetery. The necropolis has 82 panels, 176 chests, twelve chandeliers and four crosses of graves.
-Vjetrenica is the most famous cave in Bosnia and Herzegovina, a protected monument of nature and tourist destination in the south-eastern part of Herzegovina.A total of 6,700 meters underground channels.
Features
Tourism
65%
Cultural
50%
Sport
40%
Adrenaline
35%
