Via Ferrata Hum featured view in Hum Hill, Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina, showing via ferrata terrain in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
€65 per person
for 2 people · €75 for 1 person · €55 each extra
Extra discount for 5 or more
Need gear? Rent a complete ferrata kit for €20/person.
Via Ferrata Hum
Request this tour on WhatsApp600 metres of cable and 350 metres of height gain on Hum, the hill directly above Mostar, broken up by three suspension bridges. It is the longest route in the city and the one with the widest view over the Neretva valley and the Old Bridge. The route carries no published grade; we rate it B/C from guiding it. Sustained but never desperate, which makes it a good second ferrata or an ambitious first one.
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5.0· 33+ Google reviewsRead allDuration
4 hours incl. transport
Best suited to
Active first-timers
Group size
3 per guide, no group limit
Transport
Mostar transport included
Route reference
Grade, cable length, timings and approach notes for the route itself, separate from this guided trip.
Is this tour right for you?
Best for
- Active guests with good basic fitness, a head for heights, and comfort moving on uneven approach terrain.
- Guests who want a guided climbing-style route with proper technical equipment and coaching.
Not ideal for
- Guests with a severe fear of heights who do not want exposed cable-protected terrain.
- Guests who need flat paths only or prefer minimal walking effort.
Guide advice
Tell us honestly about your comfort with heights before booking Via Ferrata Hum. The best ferrata day starts with the right route, fitted gear, and a calm briefing before the first cable.
Itinerary
- 1
Meet in Mostar city center
- 2
Transfer to Hum Hill starting point
- 3
Safety briefing and equipment fitting
- 4
Approach walk to via ferrata entrance
- 5
Climb the 600-meter route with suspension bridges
- 6
Summit views of Mostar and Neretva River
- 7
Descent and equipment return
- 8
Optional visit to Old Bridge area
Trip essentials
What's included
- Certified mountain guide
- Snacks and refreshments
- Local transfer in Mostar
Not included
- Complete ferrata kit (can be rented)
- Lunch
- Personal insurance
- Transportation from Sarajevo (optional add-on)
Gear
Sturdy hiking shoes, comfortable clothing, 1.5L water, snacks. Complete ferrata kit can be rented (€20).
Weather & confirmation
If conditions change
Before departure we check weather, route exposure, and current conditions. If the planned route is not the right call, we adjust the start time, switch to a safer route, or postpone by agreement.
Before your date is confirmed
Your booking request is confirmed by a real coordinator. If conditions make the selected route unsafe, we work with you on the closest safe alternative before final confirmation.
5-day weather
Via Ferrata Hum
5-day weather
Via Ferrata Hum
Activity-area forecast. Mountain conditions can change quickly; your guide makes the final route call.
Data from MET Norway.
Guest feedback
Feedback from guests who joined this route or a closely related adventure.
"Great experience, Adnan was a great guide with lots of interesting facts 😄"
Daniel Ridley • Via Ferrata Hum
"Such an beautiful climbing Experience! It was my first via ferrata and couldn't have been better! Thanks to Ivy, she leaded us we'll known and safe trough the climb and also made many picture from us to save the Moments on Camera :)"
Flo Lermer • Via Ferrata Hum
"Ivy our guide was amazing, and overall a 10/10 experience. Challenging in some spots but beautiful and a highlight of our trip."
Nella Campbell • Via Ferrata Hum
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