Top Mostar Hiking Tours

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.

Escape the hustle and bustle of the city and spend a day hiking through the Karst Mountains during this day trip from Mostar. Follow your mountain guide through lush pine forests, deep canyons, and past medieval forts as you traverse the Herzegovinan landscapes. This tour is great for active travelers who want to explore local trails in Herzegovina.

Our tour offers a unique mix of adventure, history, and breathtaking views: Unmatched Views – Climb with stunning panoramas of Mostar, the Old Bridge, and beyond. Thrill for All Levels – A safe yet exciting route, perfect for both beginners and adventurers. Relax at the Summit – Enjoy a well-earned coffee with incredible scenery. Seamless Experience – A direct return to the city, no long descent. History Meets Nature – See Mostar from a whole new perspective. More than just a climb—it’s an unforgettable journey above Mostar!

Blagaj, Pocitelj, Kravice Waterfalls, and Mostar are some of Herzegovina’s highlights, but it can be tricky to visit all of them in one day independently. On this full-day tour, travel to each one in an air-conditioned minivan. Learn about the history of Pocitelj from your guide, admire views of the Kravice Waterfalls, and hear stories about Mostar’s history.

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.