Private Day Trips in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Get a closer look at the Christian cities of Mostar and Medjugorje during this full-day private tour with flexible itinerary from Split. Take a walking tour of Mostar as you visit the city's Old Bazaar, Mosque, and famous medieval-era bridge. Then head to Medjugorje to check out the main church and 'Apparition Hill.'

Discover the UNESCO-listed monuments, scenic waterfront and quiet cobblestone lanes of charming Mostar on this full-day private tour from Dubrovnik. Cross the border into Bosnia and Herzegovina and explore the Ottoman frontier town with your private guide, including highlights like the Stari Most bridge, the Turkish House and the Old Bazaar. After admiring the Ottoman and medieval architecture, and shopping for traditional handicrafts, tuck into a delicious local lunch (own expense) before heading back to Dubrovnik.

It's easy to visit Croatia and completely miss out on the incredible beauty and fascinating history waiting to be discovered in Bosnia and Herzegovina. This guided road trip from Split to Dubrovnik will make sure you don't make that mistake. Explore cobblestone streets, take in views of the Ottoman-style bridge across the Neretva Valley, then continue on to Dubrovnik stopping in Ston to sample local wines and fresh oysters.

The countryside around Mostar is full of historic monuments and natural wonders, and this full-day tour takes in the highlights. Benefit from a private tour and a customizable itinerary as you explore the historic town of Pocitelj and visit the Roman ruins of Mogorjelo. After lunch (own expense), admire the picturesque waterfront monastery of Blagaj Tekija, and cool off with a swim at Kravice Waterfall.

Go from urban exploring in Dubrovnik to cafe exploring in Bosnia and Herzegovina on this guided full-day tour of Vjetrenica, a 4-mile (6.7-kilometer) cave. Learn about the intriguing geology and history of the area from the local guide. Hear bout how it is the richest cave on the planet in terms of its biodiversity and, during the warm weather months, take delight in the cold air that flows out of the cave.