Top Mostar Nature and Wildlife Tours

Amazing aquatic adventure with Bosnian BBQ awaits at this magnificent spot. Kayaking down tranquil and serene river on this self guided tour is an unforgettable event that leaves nature lovers in awe. Enjoy wildlife sightings, especially migration of great birds Europe-Africa such as Great Heron (only in migrating season, early spring and fall). After pick up in Mostar, embark on a 25 min drive to the Cold River kayak camp. First we shall go through the safety procedures necessary to have smooth and enjoyable experience. Bunica is slow and calm river so it is easy to paddle up and down and we shall let you explore on your own and at your own pace. Stop where you want and go when you want. The amazing sight shall be revealed for you where whole river springs out of deep blue hole tucked in between steep cliffs. get incredible photos. Then, descend down the river and enjoy sounds of nature. BBQ lunch awaits served at the camp.. After leisurely lunch we start heading back to Mostar.

Spend a day exploring the highlights of Herzegovina on this full-day excursion that begins in Mostar. Join a small group and visit the 16th-century Blagaj Monastery, Pocitelj Castle and its surrounding area, and Kravice Waterfalls, where you can swim and sunbathe in the natural park (entrance fee not included). For those who want a bit of adventure, you can also zipline from Mount Fortica for beautiful views of Mostar.

The mountainous landscapes around Mostar are dotted with historic monuments and this full-day tour takes in some of the highlights. Explore the historic town of Pocitelj with its medieval fortress, admire the picturesque monasteries of Blagaj Tekija and Žitomislići, then cool off with a swim at Kravice Waterfall.

You can get in touch with the land, cuisine, and local culture of Mostar with this intimate, hands-on tour of a generational family farm. As you explore, you can learn how a working farm operates, see the gardens packed with fruit trees, vegetables, and nuts, and maybe say "hello" to the ducks, turkeys, and quail. End your tour with a fantastic meal packed with delicious farm products, and enjoy your warm welcome as a houseguest.

Head to Bosnia and Herzegovina’s largest national park, Sutjeska National Park, on this private tour for just you and your group. Wander through the reserve at your own pace with your guide. You don’t need to stick with a large group, but rather just see what interests you most. Get your cameras ready for snaps of Maglic peak, Trnovacko Lake, and more while you hear the rich history of this area.

We created this to be an all in one tour for anyone who wants to learn about the mentality and way of life of our people while visiting 4 Herzegovina's wondrous sites in 7 hours. We visit 3 stops: 1. Počitelj; a scenic explorable Ottoman old town on a side of a hill Only 200 years ago it was a thriving and rich town, now an authentic Ottoman historical site with only a few reconstructions. A stunning area overrun by the traditional fruit, pomegranates. 2. Kravice Waterfalls; A large area full of cozy places for you to visit and relax. Go swimming in the main area where the waterfall is located, or get lots in the nature surrounding the main area. 3. Blagaj, a place of unique natural and architectural beauty, but also a bundle of important historical sites The Ottoman old town and its Tekke are accentuated by the source of the Buna river (the largest freshwater source in Europe) which it was built around.

Outdoor enthusiasts can experience the cascading waters of the Kravice waterfalls on this relaxing adventure, with private travel from Mostar. After hassle-free pickup, sit back as you're whisked into the wilderness of Bosnia and Herzegovina, and hop out to explore the falls—with entry at your own expense. With easy travel just 25 miles (40 kilometers) south of Mostar, you can rejuvenate in nature, explore at your leisure, and easily get back to the city whether you stay for a few hours or the whole day.

Embark on a carefully curated wine-tasting journey through the vineyards of southern Bosnia and Herzegovina. This full-day tour introduces you to the region’s rich wine culture, featuring two premium wineries, a visit to the Smokva Wine Club, and a traditional Herzegovinian lunch, and Kravica waterfall visit, all in the company of local wine experts and hosts. Perfect for wine lovers, foodies, and anyone curious about Herzegovina’s authentic tastes and timeless landscapes. Tour Highlights *Visits to two boutique wineries on the Herzegovina wine route *Tastings of indigenous varietals like Blatina and Žilavka *Visit and swim at Kravica Waterfalls *Expert-led wine sessions with passionate local winemakers *Stop at Smokva Wine Club for a unique tasting experience *Traditional Herzegovinian lunch at a local venue *Comfortable transfers with a modern air-conditioned vehicle *Small group format (2–7 people max) for a personal touch

Embark on a memorable journey from Mostar to the stunning Kravica Waterfalls, one of Herzegovina’s most beautiful natural wonders. This half-day experience is perfect for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike, offering breathtaking views, refreshing waters, and a chance to unwind in the tranquility of the surrounding landscape. Whether you want to swim, walk the scenic trails, or simply relax and enjoy the views, Kravica is a must-see stop while in the region. Tour Highlights *Scenic drive from Mostar through Herzegovina’s countryside *Entry and visit to the Kravica Waterfalls *Free time for swimming, walking, or relaxing by the turquoise pools *Hotel pickup and drop-off available upon request *Comfortable transport and experienced driver

Conquer the highest peak of Bosnia and Herzegovina Maglic Mountain and visit National Park Sutjeska. Maglić Mountain is the highest mountain in Bosnia and Herzegovina, 2386m high and situated on the border with Montenegro. Together with nearby Volujak and Zelengora, Maglić is considered as one of the most beautiful mountain territories of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Protected by the government, this beautiful area with rich forests is declared as National Park Sutjeska in 1962. Maglić massif, beneath its slopes, has formed Trnovačko Jezero (Trnovačko Lake), a beautiful hearth-shaped glacier lake situated at 1,517 meters above sea level that not many tourists even know it exists.