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11-12 hours · Pickup in Sarajevo included

A full day down the Neretva from Sarajevo to Mostar in a private car with your own guide. You stop at the Ottoman bridge in Konjic and the wrecked railway bridge at Jablanica, spend the middle of the day in Mostar's old town and on the Old Bridge, then finish at the dervish house in Blagaj, where the Buna river comes out of the cliff, and the hilltop fortress village of Počitelj. The pace and the stops are yours to change, and if you want something more active, add a via ferrata above Mostar.

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7-8 hours · Pickup in Mostar included

The three places everyone staying in Mostar asks about, in one day and in a private car instead of a coach. Kravice is a wide horseshoe of waterfalls on the Trebižat, and from late spring to early autumn you can swim in the pool below them. Blagaj's dervish house stands where the Buna river comes straight out of a cliff, and Počitelj is a walled Ottoman village climbing the hill above the Neretva, with a tower at the top. Your guide sets the order around the crowds and the light.

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10-11 hours · Pickup in Sarajevo included

Two old royal and Ottoman capitals of central Bosnia in one day, in a private car with your own guide. Travnik was the seat of the Bosnian viziers, with a hilltop fortress, the painted Colourful Mosque and the clear spring of Plava voda. Further west, Jajce is built around a waterfall where the Pliva drops straight into the Vrbas in the middle of town, under the fortress of the last Bosnian kings. On the way back you walk among the wooden watermills between the Pliva lakes.

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8-12 hours · Pickup in Mostar included

A full day up the Neretva from Mostar to Sarajevo in a private car with your own guide. You stop at the wrecked railway bridge at Jablanica and the Ottoman bridge in Konjic, then spend the afternoon in Sarajevo: Baščaršija and the Sebilj fountain, the Gazi Husrev-beg mosque, the Latin Bridge and the spot where the First World War began. Come back to Mostar in the evening, or bring your luggage and finish at your Sarajevo accommodation, so the day doubles as your transfer.

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