Herzegovina-Neretva Canton
Region description
Herzegovina-Neretva Canton is one of the most attractive tourist regions in Bosnia and Herzegovina, known for its blend of Mediterranean climate, rich history, and natural beauty. Its seat is Mostar with the UNESCO-protected Stari Most, while the Neretva River offers rafting and excursions, and Blagaj Tekija further enriches the offer. Among the best-known attractions are the Kravica waterfalls and Neum as the only outlet to the sea, while the mountain areas provide excellent conditions for adventure tourism. The combination of culture, gastronomy, and natural wealth makes the canton an attractive destination throughout the year.
The most popular attractions in this region
Mostar
Mostar is one of the most famous tourist cities in Bosnia and Herzegovina, recognizable for the UNESCO-protected Stari Most and the old town along the Neretva River. The city enchants visitors with its blend of Oriental and Mediterranean architecture, rich history, and outstanding Herzegovinian cuisine.
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Neum
Neum is Bosnia and Herzegovina's only outlet to the Adriatic Sea, located in a picturesque bay opposite the Pelješac peninsula. Known for its mild Mediterranean climate, crystal-clear sea, and affordable prices, it is an ideal destination for a family holiday and exploring the Herzegovinian hinterland.
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Konjic is the gateway to Herzegovina, located on the banks of the upper Neretva at the foot of Mount Prenj. Known for the Old Bridge, UNESCO-protected woodcarving, and the mysterious Tito's Bunker, this town is a perfect destination for adventurers, history lovers, and pristine nature.
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Jablanica
Jablanica is a Herzegovinian gem nestled between the Čvrsnica and Prenj mountains. Known for the historic Battle of the Neretva, the destroyed bridge that defies time, and the crystal-clear Jablaničko Lake, this town is a must-stop for lovers of history, nature, and famous spit-roasted lamb.
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