Leave bustling Dubrovnik behind to visit the iconic towns of Pocitelj, Medjugorje, and Mostar on a bus tour. Walk through Mostar's charming cobblestone alleyways and learn about its rich history. Discover the other towns at your own pace, taking in the sights. First, head from Dubrovnik to the town of Neum, where you can shake your legs with a short break for morning coffee. Then, continue through the picturesque delta of the River Neretva to the small town of Pocitelj. In Pocitelj, enjoy free time to discover this charming town at your own pace. Pocitelj is a beautiful cultural and historical site featuring structures from the 15th century. Then, continue to Medjugorje and enjoy more time for sightseeing. A spiritual and religious site, this town is one of the most famous pilgrim destinations in the Catholic world. Since the apparition of Our Lady of Peace in 1981, it has been visited by pilgrims and tourists from all over the world. Continue to Mostar and enjoy free time to explore this picturesque town. Through the centuries, Mostar became the meeting point of various cultures and religions. During your tour, see the imprints left behind by its varied and rich history. Besides the Old Bridge — the symbol of the town — visit the Mosque of Mostar, a Turkish house, and more. In the afternoon, sit back and relax on your bus journey back to Dubrovnik.

Medjugorje has become one of the most popular pilgrimage sites for Catholics in the world and has turned into Europe’s third most important apparition site, where each year more than 1 million people visit. Whether you’re making a pilgrimage or you are just curious, a visit to Medjugorja is a memorable one. When you arrive to Međugorje this tour takes you to Apparition Hill where in 1981 six children claimed that they had been visited by the Virgin Mary. Be sure to wear comfortable shoes. Afterwards, take some free time here to explore the town of Međugorje and even attend a church service. The messages attributed to Our Lady of Medjugorje have a strong following among Catholics worldwide. In the late afternoon you return back to your hotel. Your host can surprise you with some additional places to visit in Bosnia and Herzegovina or Croatia, you can agree with them on this depending on how much time you have.

Choose to depart from tour options that depart from Trogir or Split on this full-day trip to the historical city of Mostar and the religious pilgrimage site of Medjugorje. Ride to Mostar in an airconditioned vehicle. Arrive in Mostar and listen as your guide provides an introduction to the history of this city. Visit the old Bazaar, and admire the picturesque shops and workshops. See the city’s main mosque and then enjoy a walk across the famous 16th-century Turkish bridge, after which the town was named. You’ll have free time for shopping and the opportunity to taste authentic Bosnian specialities. Continue to the famous pilgrimage center in Medjugorje. For pilgrims and those who are looking for something spiritual, there is a holy mass held, along with a visit to Apparition Mountain, where it is believed that the Virgin Mary made her first appearance to local children in 1981. Enjoy seeing the sights of Medjugorje and take some free time for lunch, or opt to walk to the hill of the apparition. Return to Trogir or Split at the end of your day trip. 

Escape the hustle and bustle of Dubrovnik on this full-day private tour of the small towns and cities of Pocitelj, Medjugorje, and Mostar in Bosnia and Herzogovina. Departing via Dubrovnik Bridge - stopping to take panoramic photos - drive along the Adriatic coast to Neum, the only coastal town in Bosnia and Herzogovina, and stop for morning coffee. Continue through the picturesque River Neretva delta to the small town of Pocitelj, one of the most beautiful settlements of the 15th century. Still remarkably intact, enjoy time shopping or wandering the hilly streets, before driving on to Medjugorje. Medjugorje is one of the most famous pilgrim sites in the Catholic world after a controversial apparition of Our Lady of Peace in 1981. Explore at your own pace, and experience the town’s spiritual ambiance. The last stop is the historic city of Mostar. A meeting point of cultures and religions for centuries, Mostar is one of the most important towns in the Herzegovina region. Discover the symbol of the city at the Ottoman era Old Bridge. It stood for 427 years until it was bombed during the Balkan Wars, and has now been lovingly restored to become one of the most exemplary pieces of Islamic architecture in the Balkans. You will also visit the Mosque of Mostar, and admire traditional Ottoman architecture. Wander the atmospheric old streets, and experience the town’s bohemian and artistic atmosphere.

After departure from Dubrovnik you will take a short break on the Dubrovnik bridge for some scenic photography of the town. Continue along the Adriatic coast while learning about the various sites that you encounter along your route. When the tour reaches the town of Neum you can take a break for shopping and morning coffee. The tour then proceeds through a picturesque delta of the River Neretva to the small town of Pocitelj. In Pocitelj you will have an opportunity for sightseeing and free time. Pocitelj is a beautiful cultural and historical site featuring structures from the 15th century. The tour will then proceed to Mostar. Through the centuries Mostar became the meeting point of various cultures and religions. During your sightseeing you will witness the imprint left by this varied history. Besides the Old Bridge, the symbol of the town, you have the chance to visit the Mosque of Mostar, a Turkish house, and many other monuments in the town. In the afternoon, following sightseeing and free time, you will return to Dubrovnik.

First, discover the world-famous Stari Most (Old Bridge) - Mostar's indisputable visual focus. Its pale stone arch magnificently throws back the golden glow of sunset or the tasteful night-time floodlighting. Next, the Trebižat river is the perfect setting for a relaxing boat ride in a traditional wooden boat. You'll see nature's best from the banks, hear about the old customs and traditions while having a drink. The pristine aquafer waters of the Trebizat River are home to brown trout & crabs and during the summer months you're more than welcome to go for a swim. After the ride a local lunch is included with loads of homemade delicacies. Your guide and their family would then love to host you on a hands-on culinary tour which starts in the fields, where you pick the organically grown crops and become part of the cooking experience. Menus vary from traditional pies where you roll your own dough to the acclaimed iron dome Peka roast. All this food is complimented with rich side dishes, salads, homemade brandies, and wines.

Take advantage of convenient private transfers from Dubrovnik to Medjugorje. Ride in the air-conditioned comfort of Mercedes Vito or Renault Master Executive vans as you watch the beautiful scenery of island views and the Adriatic coastline go by. Transfers are available year-round by safe and reliable, tourism-authorized drivers. Your professional English-speaking driver will meet you in front of your hotel or private accommodation in Dubrovnik at the pre-arranged pick-up time, holding a sign with your name on it. From there you can sit back and relax as you are transported in a comfortable air-conditioned car or van to Medjugorje.

DAY 1: Let's go: Ready, Steady, Wine! We start our day at 9:00 a.m. with a freshly brewed cappuccino and then travel by bus to the Herzegovina Wine Region. On our first day, we will visit three of our favourite wineries, sample local wines and specialties, and we will also be active ourselves! We won’t tell you too much, but you’ll be returning home with a very special souvenir! Each tour has a maximum group size of 12 people, so that each of you can chat with us and ask the wine makers any questions you may have. We finish the evening with a communal dinner at the big table among the wine barrels, celebrating a successful first day – and cheering to a successful second! DAY 2: Wine not get a bit more? After a restful night and breakfast at the wine hotel, we board the bus and begin the day with a dip in the Kravica-Wasserfalls – a welcome reprieve from the heat of Hercegovina and a cure for any hangover! Following that, we visit two more of our favourite wine farm, both of whom demonstrate that it is sometimes necessary to break with tradition and do one’s own thing, whether it is through planting of new varieties or the sale of a small but fine selection. We finish the second day on the terrace of a lovely wine club with views of Herzegovina’s rolling hills, before returning to Sarajevo in the early evening.

On day one, visit the world-famous Stari Most (Old Bridge), Mostar's indisputable visual focus. Its pale stone arch magnificently throws back the golden glow of the sunset or the tasteful night-time floodlighting. Explore Mostar, which is situated on the Neretva River and is the fifth-largest city in the country. On the way back, visit Medjugorje, a town located in the Herzegovina region of Bosnia and Herzegovina, around 25 km (16 mi) southwest of Mostar and close to the border with Croatia. The Trebižat river is the perfect setting for a relaxing boat ride in a traditional wooden boat. You'll admire beautiful natural surroundings and hear about old customs and traditions while having a drink. After an overnight stay, you will enjoy a culinary tour. Begin in the fields where you can pick organically grown crops and be part of the cooking experience. Menus vary from traditional pies where you roll your own dough to the acclaimed iron dome Peka roast. All this food is complimented by rich side dishes, salads, and homemade brandies and wines.

Take a private round-trip transfer from Zadar to Medugorje and skip the hassle of crowded buses. Marvel at stunning scenery as you drive into Bosnia and Herzegovina and arrive in Medjugorje. Discover what makes the town so important to the Catholic faith. Depart from Zadar in the morning and head to your first stop at the Krka Rest Area. Here you can take panoramic photos of the Krka River delta. Then, head to the Crveni Grm Border Crossing where you will be leaving Croatia and entering Bosnia and Hercegovina. Continue on to Medugorje and have time to explore the town on your own. Climb Apparition Hill, an unofficial place of Catholic pilgrimage since the Virgin Mary's alleged appearance in 1981. When you are ready to go, your driver will safely drive you back to your accommodation in Zadar.