Dubrovnik, Mostar and Kravice – all within a day trip

69 km

Dubrovnik

The walled medieval city, full of monuments, museums and galleries. In summer, catch the Dubrovnik Summer Festival.

30 km

Ston

Medieval churches, the second-longest defensive walls in the world and the oldest salt works in Europe.

70 km

Mostar

Herzegovina's largest city on the Neretva. The Old Bridge and old town have been UNESCO World Heritage since 2005.

65 km

Međugorje

One of the world's best-known Catholic shrines, 25 km south-west of Mostar. Visit St James' Church and Apparition Hill.

40 min

Kravice Falls

Near Ljubuški: 120 m wide and 25 m high – one of the most beautiful waterfalls in Herzegovina.

Neretva Delta

Croatia's largest river delta, land of mandarins and watermelons, and one of the loveliest places to swim on this stretch of the Adriatic.

Pelješac Channel

Orebić and the Pelješac–Korčula channel: perfect for windsurfing, sailing, rowing and diving, in a region known for its vineyards.

Baćina Lakes

Six connected lakes and one separate one across 138 hectares near Ploče, 5 to 35 metres deep.

Mogorjelo

A preserved fortified Roman villa near Čapljina – one of the finest ancient sites in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Hutovo Blato

Nature park and bird reserve 5 km from Čapljina, home to about 300 bird and 600 plant species.

1 km

Smrdengrad

A 20–30 minute hike above Klek to a 17th-century fortress and church overlooking the Pelješac bay.

Ancient Narona

Remains of a Roman city at Vid near Metković, with Croatia's first in-situ archaeological museum.

Počitelj

A national-monument town in Bosnia and Herzegovina blending Ottoman and Mediterranean architecture from the 16th century.

Ornithological Collection

Europe's second-largest bird collection, with more than 340 species important to the Neretva region.

Neretva Boat Marathon

An amateur rowing race from Metković to Ploče: 22,500 metres and 33 traditional boats racing for the win.