Dubrovnik – Mostar – Sarajevo One Way Transfer Tour

Starting your journey from Dubrovnik, you’ll leave behind the stunning Adriatic coastline, heading inland into the picturesque landscapes of southern Bosnia and Herzegovina. Your first stop is the enchanting city of Mostar, known worldwide for the stunning Stari Most (Old Bridge). The bridge, an Ottoman architectural marvel built in the 16th century, once stood as the symbol of the city and is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Standing atop the bridge offers a magnificent view of the Neretva River below, its turquoise waters winding through the valley.

Mostar is a city rich in history, where East meets West, with Ottoman-era mosques, traditional bazaars, and cafes serving local delicacies. As you walk through the cobbled streets of the Bazar (Bazar Street), you’ll come across old stone houses, unique handicraft shops, and lively markets. The Koski Mehmed Pasha Mosque, located on the opposite side of the river from the famous bridge, provides stunning views of the Old Bridge and the surrounding landscape.

Mostar’s Old Bazaar is a treasure trove for those interested in handicrafts, with local artisans offering handwoven carpets, copperware, and traditional jewelry. The city’s rich history is also highlighted at the Mostar Museum, which showcases both the city’s Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian past. The Tibiye Mosque, which dates back to the 16th century, and the Blagaj Tekke (Dervish House), built at the source of the Buna River, offer fascinating glimpses into the region’s spiritual heritage.

After spending some time in Mostar, your journey continues toward Sarajevo, the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Known as the “Jerusalem of Europe” for its blend of religious and cultural influences, Sarajevo is a fascinating city where East and West have intersected for centuries. Upon arrival, you’ll find yourself immersed in a city that reflects a complex and diverse history. Sarajevo’s Old Town, or Baščaršija, is a maze of narrow streets filled with Ottoman-style bazaars, mosques, and traditional shops.

One of Sarajevo’s most famous landmarks is the Latin Bridge, the site of the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand, an event that sparked World War I. While exploring the city, you can also visit the Gazi Husrev-beg Mosque, a beautiful example of Ottoman architecture, and the Vrelo Bosne, a picturesque spring at the foot of Mount Igman. With its blend of Ottoman, Austro-Hungarian, and Yugoslav influences, Sarajevo offers a captivating history and a unique atmosphere.

Approximately 8 hours

• Stop at the UNESCO-listed Stari Most (Old Bridge) in Mostar.
• Explore the charming Old Bazaar and its local handicraft shops in Mostar.
• Visit the Koski Mehmed Pasha Mosque for panoramic views of the Old Bridge.
• Stroll through Sarajevo’s Old Town (Baščaršija), filled with historic buildings and vibrant markets.
• See the historic Latin Bridge, where World War I’s tragic assassination took place.

Prices start from 59 EUR (exact pricing may vary based on group size and additional services).

• Hotel pick-up in Dubrovnik and drop-off in Sarajevo for a seamless travel experience
• Comfortable transportation in a private, air-conditioned vehicle
• The expertise and friendly companionship of an English-speaking driver
• Exploration of Mostar, either independently or with a local private city guide
• Free time for lunch on the way

• All transfer tours are private
• We adjust type of the vehicle to the size of the group
• Exact itinerary can be modified accordingly to your needs and expectations
• Duration of the transfer tour is flexible and can be adjusted to your wish