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Updated 8/28/2026

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About Mostar

Mostar is an easy destination to plan yourself: hotels, flights, car rental and activities in one place, no juggling ten different sites. Mostar works well as a base for day trips to nearby towns and scenic routes. The nearest airport is in a neighbouring city, and a rental car is the easiest way to cover the rest. There are currently around 20 places to stay listed in and around Mostar, covering a range of budgets. The catalogue includes 8 vetted activities and tours with real guest ratings. 6 routes to nearby towns are mapped out from Mostar, handy if you're planning side trips beyond the city itself.

Hotels from€77/night
Options nearby20
Nearest cityMakarska, 127 km
Activities from€35
AirportNo

Where to stay

Accommodation in Mostar starts at around €77 per night, with a typical rate near €90 across roughly 20 nearby options — handy for budgeting your trip.

Well-reviewed hotels

  • Hotel & Spa Meydan, 4-star, guest rating 8.8 from 1132 reviews, from €89 per night
  • Hotel Mostar, 4-star, guest rating 8.8 from 2141 reviews, from €106 per night
  • City Hotel Mostar, 4-star, guest rating 8.7 from 1908 reviews, from €77 per night
Full-Day Tour in Herzegovina, Blagaj, Počitelj, and Kravice

Full-Day Tour in Herzegovina, Blagaj, Počitelj, and Kravice

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Day trips & routes

  • Makarska (Croatia, cross-border) — about 127 km, 1h 38m drive
  • Sarajevo — about 126 km, 2h 3m drive
  • Omis (Croatia, cross-border) — about 145 km, 1h 51m drive
  • Podstrana (Croatia, cross-border) — about 179 km, 2h 10m drive
  • Split (Croatia, cross-border) — about 175 km, 2h 7m drive
  • Niksic (Montenegro, cross-border) — about 159 km, 2h 41m drive

5 of 6 routes cross a border — check the rental company's terms before you go.

Things to see

  • "Private transfer Dubrovnik and Mostar", rated 5 from 44 reviews, from €260
  • "Full-Day Tour in Herzegovina, Blagaj, Počitelj, and Kravice", rated 5 from 33 reviews, from €50
  • "Full-Day Herzegovina Tour with Blagaj, Pocitel and Kravice Waterfalls", rated 5 from 33 reviews, from €49
  • "Private Tour: Kravice Waterfalls, Blagaj, Počitelj, Buna Channel, Skaywalk.", rated 5 from 26 reviews, from €100
  • "Private Herzegovina tour: Kravice Waterfalls, Blagaj & Pocitelj", rated 5 from 24 reviews, from €250
Private Tour: Kravice Waterfalls, Blagaj, Počitelj, Buna Channel, Skaywalk.

Private Tour: Kravice Waterfalls, Blagaj, Počitelj, Buna Channel, Skaywalk.

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Getting there and around

Mostar has no direct airport — most travellers fly into the nearest airport city and continue by rental car or transfer. Getting around the city and out to the 6 nearby destinations listed above is easiest by car — intercity public transport tends to be slower and less frequent. The median nightly rate in Mostar is around €90, useful for comparing overall trip cost against nearby cities.

Car rental essentials

To rent a car in Mostar you usually need a passport, a driving licence and a bank card for the deposit hold. With 20 places to stay nearby, it's worth comparing a base near the rental desk against one closer to the sights. Given 6 routes worth driving from here, check the mileage and one-way drop-off terms before you book. When touring Bosnia and Herzegovina, plan stops in advance: fuel stations and car parks in smaller towns are not always open around the clock.

Charming Mostar: Private Mostar Walking Tour

Charming Mostar: Private Mostar Walking Tour

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5 Sheva Walking ToursCouples

Super honest and friendly tour from first-hand experience

Highly recommended! Sheva is a super honest and friendly guy who gives you a really good perspective from his own experience. He will also give you recommendations for local places to go for food, musea, etc. I have not done any other tours but if you pick this one I guarantee you, you will not regret it. Fee is really…
jimdani_lt2026-08-06on Tripadvisor
5 Sheva Walking ToursCouples

Best Tour Ever!

Sheva led the best free walking tour we’ve ever been on (and we’ve gone on many of them throughout Europe)! He was extremely knowledgeable about Bosnia & Herzegovina through his lives experience of the country, its past, and its present. Do not miss out on this experience and learning more than you could imagine about…
eriksM8719UA2026-08-06on Tripadvisor
4 Konoba TaurusCouples

Good

The restaurant serves fish and a combination of bosnian food and mediterranean. If you are looking for a break from the cevappi and want a healthier option i would definitely recommend it! The only down side is that it full by 7 p.m so its hard to have a late dinner
K4304DLmariaj2026-08-07on Tripadvisor
4 The Mandate of Memory MuseumSolo travel

Good insight

This was a good museum to understand the reasoning behind the Bosnian war in the 90’s and gives a great insight into the UN intervention. I would recommend doing this before the museum of genocide to get good background information. You can get a combined ticket for a discounted price. Worth the visit.
jackmI9971EN2026-08-06on Tripadvisor

Mobile data in Bosnia and Herzegovina: eSIM

A digital SIM you install by QR code before you fly and that works the moment you land. No roaming charges, no hunting for a phone shop in a strange city.

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