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4.5-6 hours incl. transport · Pickup in Sarajevo or Mostar included

You reach this one by kayak. A 20-minute paddle across the green water of Grabovica Lake on the Neretva brings you to the foot of Prenj, where a 250-metre Grade D route climbs steep cliffs high above the river canyon. It is serious vertical terrain built for experienced climbers, but with a guide, first-timers with a strong head for heights can do it too. The descent follows a marked trail past a viewpoint above Glogošnica.

Runs from April, weather permitting

2 hours incl. transport · Pickup in Mostar included

200 metres of cable and 80 metres of height gain on the wall above Fortica fortress, ten minutes from the road. Graded A/B and about half an hour of climbing, with the Old Bridge in view for most of it. There is a swinging bridge partway up, and the route finishes near the glass-floored Skywalk deck. Two hours door to door from the centre of Mostar.

Runs year-round, weather permitting

3 hours incl. pickup and transport · Pickup in Mostar included

600 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.

Runs year-round, weather permitting

6 hours incl. transport · Pickup in Mostar included

500 metres of cable above Blagaj with about 150 metres of height gain, ten minutes from the road. Graded A/B: it traverses sideways more than it climbs, which keeps it technically easy for its length, around 45 minutes on the cable with a few steeper pitches. The Buna spring and the dervish house are minutes away when you finish.

Runs year-round, weather permitting