“The trip was wonderful! A small mini-van took us from Cavtat to Dubrovnik and from Dubrovnik to Mostar there was a comfortable coach with AC. On the way back we didn’t have to drive all the way through Dubrovnik, our mini-van picked us up outside of the city and drove back to Cavtat, which was very comfortable! It didn’t take very long at the border (~25-30 minutes). The ride is long (~3 hours), but it goes by very quickly, because of the beautiful landscape and the guide tells you interesting facts about the history and shows different places that are on your way. Kravica Waterfall was stunning! Mostar was even…”

“Very knowledgeable and experienced guide.She was Very informative and pleasant!i Mostar is beautiful and shopping is better and cheaper.”

“Marko was so informative and walked us through the old and new parts of Mostar. He is very knowledgeable and helped us to understand what his beloved country has gone through in order to gain their independence. The time flew by and I learned so much. Would recommend.”

“As with all previous walking tours booked through Viator, my wife and I found this to be a very positive experience. We found our guide, Adi, to be very sociable and knowledgeable. As this was a private tour, we had many chances to ask questions and make observations. At the end of the tour we had a much greater insight into the history of this lovely city. Thank you Adi.”

“Mac was so friendly and shared a lot of history about this beautiful country! We loved wandering the streets, learning the highlights, and seeing the beautiful town. Highly recommend!”

“The tour guide was le to give a first hand account of Mostar conflict. His historical knowledge of events leading to conflict provided us with context.”

“Sascha was an excellent guide who clearly knows every inch of the city. We saw and learned a lot and very much enjoyed our time.”

“We actually did two tours with iHouse: The Death of Yugoslavia with Miran and Mostar Shelters with Dario. Both were great and very interesting! Since both tackle historic topics of the recent past, we were afraid that they might overlap, but they don't and in fact go very well together!”