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Throughout this tour, you will visit some of the most beautiful cities in Herzegovina, such as Jablanica, Mostar, Blagaj, Počitelj, and Kravice waterfalls. The entrance is free for all tourist attractions, except the entrance to Kravice waterfalls, which costs 10 EUR per person during the season.

First we will go to Jablanica, a town located in Herzegovina-Neretva Canton, situated on the Neretva river and Jablanica lake. After that, we will visit Mostar, which is known for its iconic Stari Most, Old Bridge, a reconstructed medieval arched bridge over the river Neretva. Stari Most was originally built in the 16th century during the Ottoman rule in Bosnia and Herzegovina. However, it was destroyed during the Bosnian war in 1993, and rebuilt in 2004.

After that, we will head to Blagaj, where it is recommended to take a lunch break in a restaurant, next to the spring of river Buna. Furthermore, we will go to Počitelj which is a historic medieval town, dating back to the 14th century. Our last stop will be at the Kravice waterfalls, a favorite place of many people to relax and unwind during the hot summer days. You can even go for a swim here! After that, we will head back to Sarajevo.

The tour will start from Sarajevo. We will drive to the city of Travnik, where you will get to explore the medieval Travnik fortress.

After that, we will head to Jajce, where you will get a chance to visit yet another medieval fortress with other attractions such as: Bear Tower, Catacombs, Women Mosque, as well as a breathtaking waterfall located in the center of the town.

Furthermore, we will go to Pliva Lakes where we can stop for lunch and go for a swim! The entrance to tourist attractions is between 2 and 4 KM per person per attraction.

The drive from Sarajevo to Srebrenica is approximately 2 and a half hours. We will visit Srebrenica Memorial Center and the city of Srebrenica.

The Srebrenica genocide was the massacre which happened in July 1995 in which more than 8000 Bosniaks — mostly men, but women and children as well — who lived in and around Srebrenica, were killed. The International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia declared that the massacre in Srebrenica was a genocide.

Potočari, a small place near Srebrenica, was declared a safe zone by the Dutch UN units. However, Bosnian Serb units overran the protection zone and went on to massacre over 8000 Bosniaks. There is video footage from that period, played in the Memorial Center, which shows executions. The victims were buried in mass graves, and to this day, many victims are still not identified nor found.

The Memorial was officially opened by the former US President Bill Clinton in September 2003. That same year in March, the first 600 victims were identified. After we complete the visits, we will head back to Sarajevo.

Let’s go skiing on one of the Olympic mountains close to Sarajevo. Make your choice between mountain Jahorina and Bjelašnica and book your trip!

Spend a full day discovering three secret swimming spots in Herzegovina. We pick you up in Sarajevo and travel by van, and at each stop there is time to swim in the clear water, sunbathe, and simply sit somewhere quiet. These are hidden places away from the large crowds, and a local guide is with you for the whole day.

The drive down to Herzegovina takes about two hours. We spend an hour at the first spot, then it is only a five-minute drive to the second, where we stop for another hour. A further half an hour brings us to the third and largest stop, where there are two hours to swim and relax before the two-hour drive home. We are usually back in Sarajevo around 6:00 PM.

There is a local restaurant by the water where you can have lunch if you would like to — lunch is optional and is not included in the price of the tour. We keep the exact locations to ourselves, and we would ask you to do the same: it is what keeps these places clean, peaceful and free of crowds. Please take everything you bring back out with you.