Stone lanes step up the hillside, fig trees lean over whitewashed walls, and the Neretva turns green below the tower. Mostar sits close for city cafés, while Blagaj and Kravica are easy nature stops.
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Top story from Počitelj Start at the lower gate where the stones are cool in morning shade. Climb past small gardens and a quiet courtyard, then take the steps to the tower for a wide view over the river and tiled roofs.
Pause for mint tea in the village, then drive to Blagaj where the river rises from the cliff beside the dervish house. If it is warm, keep late light for Kravica where fine spray lifts over emerald bowls. Read more in our Blagaj Tekija guide and Kravica Waterfalls guide. This hill town rewards slow steps, high views and an unhurried afternoon.
Brings mild days for hill paths and calm evenings in the village.
Warm with long light; start climbs early and save Kravica for late shade.
Offer clear air and soft colour on the slopes.
Winter is quiet and suits short walks, cafés and nearby heritage drives when conditions allow.
Many visitors can enter visa free for short stays. Check your country’s rules before you travel.
The local currency is the Convertible Mark. Cards work in Mostar and larger venues. Carry cash for cafés and small stalls.
Počitelj is compact but steep. Day trips run from here or from Mostar with hotel pick up on many tours.
Closed shoes with grip for steps and cobbles. A light layer for evening. Modest clothing for the Tekija interior in Blagaj. Swimwear for Kravica in season.
Keep to marked paths, stay behind barriers on the tower and do not climb walls. Be quiet in places of worship and ask before photographing during prayer times.
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Half a day covers the climb and viewpoints. A full day lets you add Blagaj or Kravica. With two days you can include Mostar as well.
Yes for most ages who are comfortable with steps and short steep sections. Wear closed shoes and keep to marked areas.
Yes by road. Tours are popular because they include transport, timings and context at the Tekija.
Yes in season, in marked areas. Always follow local signs and your guide’s advice.
Yes for a calm stay near Mostar, with short drives to Blagaj, Kravica and Stolac. See our Mostar page for more cafés and tour options.
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