To embark on new adventures and experiences, you must leave Montenegro early in the morning. Tourists are offered a unique walking tour of the city of Trebinje, which includes visits to its notable attractions, such as the famous cafe "16 Platanov," the Old Town, the monument to Jovan Dukić, and the city market located on the square.
Tourists will be able to see the famous Tvrdos Monastery, which features its wine cellars. The monks offer tastings of a wine drink called Zhilavka and Vranats. However, their special pride is the excellent cognac produced there.
In the small village of Markonichi, which is also part of the route, there is a house where Vasily Ostrozhsky was born and raised.
The next point of the excursion will be the Vrelo Bune Cave - one of the main attractions of Herzegovina. Its length reaches 7 km, but tourists venture into only 400 m of it. The trail is well-lit. Of up to two hundred species of various creatures in the cave, 90 live exclusively underground. The most unique species here is the "human fish." Its weight is only 20 grams, and its length is 30 cm. Since its metabolic process is slowed, this fish can live up to 100 years.
During the tour, tourists can visit the beautiful city of Mostar, the most famous in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Two religions peacefully coexist there: Muslim and Catholic. The landmark of this place is the Stari Bridge, which gracefully arches to a height of 20 m above the Neretva. The idea of creating this structure originated with architect Mimar Khayruddin.
There will be a stop in the village of Blagai, where travellers can visit the Dervish Monastery. On the Buna River, you can sail in a boat, swim in small caves, and enjoy stunning waterfalls.
The tour lasts from 9 to 12 hours. A group of up to six people will pay €270 for the trip.