Escape the summer heat and explore Mostar from a refreshing new perspective—on the crystal-clear waters of the Neretva River! This guided boat tour takes you on a journey through the heart of the city, offering breathtaking views and fascinating stories about Mostar’s rich history and cultural heritage.
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1-12 people
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5,554m/18,192ft
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Nepal
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Moderate
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Kathmandu, Nepal
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Kathmandu, Nepal
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Breakfast in Kathmandu and all meals during the trek
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Hotel accomodation in Kathmandu and teahouses during the trek
From the iconic Old Bridge and historic neighborhoods to Tito’s Villa and wartime landmarks, each stop reveals a different chapter of Mostar’s past. Sit back, relax, and let the Neretva guide you through centuries of tradition, resilience, and beauty. Join us for an unforgettable experience!
The Mostar from Neretva boat tour lasts 1 hour and it covers:
1. Old Bridge (Stari Most) – The most iconic symbol of Mostar, this 16th-century Ottoman bridge connects the city’s east and west sides. Destroyed during the war and later reconstructed, it stands as a testament to resilience and unity.
2. Water Mills (Mlinčići) – Traditional wooden mills along the Neretva River, once essential for grinding grain, offer a glimpse into Mostar’s rural past and the significance of the river in everyday life.
3. Titova Vila (Tito’s Villa) – A former residence of Yugoslav leader Josip Broz Tito, this secluded villa reflects the region’s political history and offers a fascinating insight into his presence in Mostar.
4. Hotel Bristol – One of Mostar’s oldest hotels, known for its rich history and scenic river views, it once hosted prominent figures and remains a landmark of the city’s Austro-Hungarian era.
5. City Bath (Gradsko Kupatilo) – A historic public bathing area where locals once gathered to cool off in the river, showcasing Mostar’s deep connection to the Neretva.
6. Tito Bridge (Titov Most) – A key bridge in the city, originally named in honor of Josip Broz Tito, symbolizing Mostar’s Yugoslav era and its infrastructural development.
7. Story of the Neretva River – The lifeline of Mostar, the Neretva River is not only a natural wonder but also a witness to centuries of history, from ancient times to modern conflicts.
8. Bunur Bridge – An old yet significant bridge, connecting different parts of the city and offering stunning river views.
9. Biščevića House – A beautifully preserved Ottoman-era house, showcasing traditional Bosnian architecture and offering a glimpse into life during the 17th century.
10. Mejdan (Oldest Neighborhood in Mostar) – The historic heart of Mostar, home to its oldest mosque and a rich mix of cultural influences that shaped the city over the centuries.
11. Mehmed Koski Pasha Mosque – One of Mostar’s most important mosques, known for its stunning architecture and panoramic views of the Old Bridge from its minaret.
12. Kujundžiluk (Coppersmith Street) – The vibrant bazaar of Mostar, where artisans have crafted copper goods for centuries, preserving the city’s Ottoman heritage.
13. Tabhana Street – Once a leather tanning district, this charming street is now filled with shops and cafes, offering a glimpse into Mostar’s past craftsmanship.
14. Lučki Bridge – A historic bridge that has played a crucial role in connecting the city and witnessing its many transformations.
15. War Bridge Kamenica – A significant wartime landmark, symbolizing the struggles and resilience of Mostar during the 1990s conflict.
16. Reminders of War in Mostar – Throughout the city, remnants of the war serve as a powerful reminder of Mostar’s past, ensuring that its history is never forgotten.
This unique boat tour offers a refreshing way to explore Mostar’s rich history while escaping the summer heat. Book your trip and experience the city from a whole new perspective!
