From Sarajevo: Mostar, Konjic, Počitelj, Sufi House & Waterfalls

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Old bridge of Mostar and Four Pearls of Herzegovina Tour from Sarajevo is a full day tour to Konjic, Kravice waterfall, Pocitelj, Blagaj and Mostar. The area of Herzegovina is a must see for everyone coming to the Balkans. Herzegovina tour offers a lot from perspective of cultural diversity, unique history and truly amazing scenery. First stop of the day is a short visit to the old part of small but beautiful town - Konjic. Konjic is known for The Old Stone Bridge, which is connecting the banks of Neretva River for centuries. Then we continue through some really amazing parts of Neretva River canyon, telling the unique stories of Herzegovina. Afer Konjic we arrive to our next stop – Kravice Waterfalls. Kravice waterfall, located on Trebižat River in Bosnia and Herzegovina it’s a mini version of Niagara Falls, hidden in the Balkans. For its amazing beauty and untouched nature, it’s protected by Bosnia and Herzegovinia as a natural rarity. After enjoying Kravice waterfalls we will arrive at Pocitelj. This stepped Ottoman-era fortress village of Počitelj is a medieval and Ottoman-Mediterranean wonder of nature and architecture, a place like no other. Cupped in a steep rocky amphitheater, it’s a warren of stairways climbing between ramshackle stone-roofed houses and pomegranate bushes. Since the year 2000, the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina Government has placed the village under a Programmed of Permanent Protection. Next destination is Blagaj – a haven of peace and natural harmony. Blagaj tour will include Tekke, or the Dervish Monastery that was built around 1520. The monastery is an important monument of the early Ottoman period in Bosnia & Herzegovina. The monastery has been used by the dervishes in order to perform special rituals and today they still perform Dhikr (praise to God). Blagaj Tekke is situated by the spring of the river Buna, surrounded by beautiful mountains. In the end, it’s time for Mostar tour. Mostar is city of stone on stone, historical, political, scientific and cultural center of Herzegovina that lies at the foot of the slopes of Velez Mountain, in Neretva River valley. Mostar was one of the most destroyed cities during the war in Bosnia, but even today it has enough preserved architecture speaks to the rich cultural past of this city. Our professional guides will accompany you to the Old Town. This is where you will find the famous Old Bridge of Mostar built in 1566 that is the biggest attraction of this beautiful city, and the largest concentration of historic and cultural sights. You will also see Kriva Ćuprija, the oldest arch bridge in Mostar, Hamam – Turkish bath that is the only Turkish bath still existing in Mostar. You will visit Koski Mehmed Pasha Mosque, the second biggest mosque in Mostar, whose original color and wall decorations have been preserved. Visitors are allowed to climb the minaret, which offers a panoramic view of the city and The Old Bridge. We also pass throuh Kujundžiluk – Old Bazzar, winds along a small, pretty, cobbled street, dating back to the middle of the 16th century, where characteristic crafts shops and traditional restaurants are found.