Morning: Visit the Navagio Beach, also known as the Shipwreck Beach, and enjoy the stunning view of the rusty boat stranded on the white sand. Take a dip in the crystal-clear water and snap some photos.
Afternoon: Head to the Blue Caves for some snorkeling or diving. These magnificent caves have unique blue reflections that are truly breathtaking.
Evening: Take a stroll through the town of Zakynthos and try some delicious Greek cuisine. We recommend the saganaki, a fried cheese dish, and the moussaka, a classic eggplant dish.
Morning: Explore the Old Town of Kotor, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and climb up to the St. John's Fortress for a panoramic view of the bay.
Afternoon: Take a boat tour to the Our Lady of the Rocks, a man-made island with a church and a museum. Learn about the tradition of sailors throwing rocks into the sea to create the island.
Evening: Head to one of the local seafood restaurants and try the black risotto, a traditional Montenegrin dish made with squid ink.
Morning: Take a walking tour of the Old Town of Mostar and see the iconic Stari Most bridge, which was destroyed during the Bosnian War and rebuilt in 2004.
Afternoon: Visit the Blagaj Tekke, a monastery built around a natural spring. The place has a unique spiritual energy and is considered one of the most important Islamic sites in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Evening: Enjoy a traditional Bosnian meal of cevapi, grilled meat served with onions and a side of ajvar, a roasted red pepper spread.
If you have more time, we recommend visiting Dubrovnik, Croatia, which is only a 2-hour drive from Mostar. Dubrovnik is known for its stunning Old Town, fortresses, and beaches.
Another great side trip is to visit the Elafonisi Beach, a pink sand beach in Crete, Greece. It's a bit of a hike but definitely worth the trip.
To maximize your fun, we suggest renting a car to explore the region at your own pace. Make sure to pack comfortable shoes, sunscreen, and a hat for the hot weather.
For more ideas and suggestions, feel free to contact us anytime!