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Discover the charm of Bosnia and Herzegovina on this full-day tour from Dubrovnik, visiting Pocitelj, Medjugorje, and Mostar for $100 per person.


This full-day tour departs from Dubrovnik with pickup and drop-off included, making logistics straightforward. At $100 per person, the trip offers a balanced mix of cultural sights, historical landmarks, and spiritual significance. The journey begins early, with an air-conditioned vehicle and an English-speaking driver ensuring comfort throughout the day.
The tour is ideal for those looking to explore Bosnia and Herzegovina’s highlights without the hassle of independent travel. The group size tends to be small, as reviews mention a personal and friendly atmosphere, with guides going above and beyond to accommodate requests.
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The first leg takes travelers from Dubrovnik to the coastal town of Neum, the only Bosnian port directly on the Adriatic Sea. Here, a short break for coffee lets everyone stretch and enjoy the seaside views before continuing the trip. This pause provides a relaxing start before heading inland towards Herzegovina.
The route then continues through the scenic delta of the River Neretva, renowned for its lush landscapes and fertile plains. This part of the journey emphasizes the natural beauty that sets this region apart, offering a peaceful contrast to the busy Croatian coast.

The first stop on land is Pocitelj, a charming historic town with structures dating back to the 15th century. Visitors have free time to wander at their own pace, discovering cobblestone streets, Ottoman-style houses, and ancient fortifications. Many reviews highlight how the guide explains the history clearly while allowing enough time for individual exploration.
Pocitelj’s narrow alleys and well-preserved buildings make it a captivating spot, perfect for photography and soaking in local culture. Its blend of Islamic and Ottoman influences creates a visually striking environment that feels like stepping back in time.

Next, the tour moves to Medjugorje, a well-known spiritual destination. Since Our Lady of Peace is said to have appeared here in 1981, millions of pilgrims and travelers flock to this religious site. Visitors can spend time at Apparition Hill, where the apparitions are believed to have occurred, and at the main church.
While the stop allows for sightseeing and reflection, some reviews note that the time in Medjugorje is limited, with around 2 hours to see the key sites. Despite this, the vibrant spiritual atmosphere and soulful connection make it memorable. The guide’s explanations help visitors understand the significance of the apparitions and the local religious traditions.
More Great Tours NearbyThe final destination is Mostar, famous for its Old Bridge, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The free time in Mostar lets visitors walk along cobblestone alleyways, explore mosques, and see Turkish-style houses. The Old Bridge draws attention as a symbol of the town’s multi-cultural history.
Other notable sites include the Mosque of Mostar and historic Turkish houses. Many reviews praise the guide’s storytelling about the city’s history, Croat and Ottoman influences, and the unique atmosphere of Mostar’s Old Town. The longer stop provides sufficient time to buy souvenirs and enjoy local eateries.

The tour includes a break for refreshments, with some reviews mentioning lunch recommendations at local restaurants. The small group size and flexible schedule make it easy to enjoy meals at your own pace. Since lunch is not included, travelers can choose spots that suit their taste and budget.
The comfortable transportation and well-timed schedule contribute to a relaxed experience, even with a full itinerary. The guide’s helpfulness ensures everyone stays comfortable and on schedule throughout the day.
In the afternoon, the group boards the bus for the journey back to Dubrovnik. The return trip allows for reflection on the day’s highlights, with several scenic stops along the way. Many reviews appreciate the friendly and informative driver, with some mentioning extra stops or personalized attention.
The overall timing ensures the trip concludes by evening, making it convenient for travelers staying in Dubrovnik. The air-conditioned vehicle and professional guide contribute to a comfortable end to the day.
At $100 per person, this full-day trip offers good value considering the multiple stops, small group atmosphere, and expert guides. Visitors consistently praise the knowledgeable guides who share insights and stories about each location, making the experience more meaningful.
Many reviews highlight the hospitality of guides and drivers, with some going beyond standard service to ensure comfort and enjoyment. The free time at each stop allows for personal exploration, making the tour flexible and engaging.

Travelers must bring a passport for border crossings into Bosnia and Herzegovina. The tour is conducted in English, and cancellation is available up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. The tour is not suitable for individuals with mobility impairments due to walking and uneven surfaces.
The booking process is straightforward, with options to reserve now and pay later, offering flexibility. The average rating of 4.4 out of 5 from over 800 reviews reflects consistent satisfaction, especially highlighting guides’ knowledge and overall relaxed pace.
This trip suits history enthusiasts, spiritual visitors, and culture lovers eager to experience Bosnia and Herzegovina’s towns without spending multiple days on the road. It appeals to those who appreciate guided tours with personalized attention and free time to explore at their own pace.
Travelers who value good value for money and professional guides will find this tour particularly rewarding. However, those with mobility impairments may find some walking challenging, as the tour involves uneven terrain and cobblestone streets.
This full-day tour from Dubrovnik provides a well-rounded look at Bosnia and Herzegovina’s highlights, including Pocitelj’s historic beauty, Medjugorje’s spiritual significance, and Mostar’s cultural richness. The $100 price includes transportation, a guide, and free time at each major site, with the small group setting enhancing the experience.
While the limited time in Medjugorje might be a drawback for some, the knowledgeable guides and comfortable logistics make this trip worth considering. It’s especially suited for those who want a relaxed yet rundown of Herzegovina in a single day, with the opportunity to learn, explore, and reflect.
“very interesting trip with a helpful and informative guide. highly recommend it.”
Is the tour suitable for children?
The tour involves walking on cobblestone streets and uneven terrain, which may be challenging for travelers with mobility issues or very young children.
Do I need a visa or special documentation?
A passport is required for border crossing into Bosnia and Herzegovina; ensure your documents are valid.
How long is the total tour duration?
The tour starts early and returns in the evening, making for a full day of sightseeing.
What is included in the price?
The price covers transportation, an English-speaking driver, and a guide. Lunch is not included, but stops for refreshments are arranged.
Are there any accessibility concerns?
The tour is not suitable for individuals with mobility impairments due to walking and uneven surfaces in some locations.
Can I cancel if my plans change?
Yes, cancellation is possible up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.