Clear water slips under low arches, fig trees lean across stone lanes, and medieval stećci rest in a quiet field just outside town. Mostar sits close for cafés and galleries, while Počitelj and Kravica make simple nature and hill add ons.
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Top story from Stolac Start by the Bregava where small bridges link the banks and swallows skim the surface. Follow short lanes to courtyards and riverside terraces, then drive a few minutes to Radimlja where rows of stećci carry carved borders and rosettes.
Pause for mint tea, then keep late light for a climb in Počitelj or, in summer, a shaded hour at Kravica’s emerald pools. Read more in our Radimlja stećci guide, Počitelj fortress guide and Kravica Waterfalls guide. The day moves from riverside calm to high views and easy water stops.
Brings mild days for riverside walks and calm evenings in the old town.
Warm with long light; start hill paths early and keep 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 site entries.
Stolac is compact. Day trips run from here or from Mostar with hotel pick up on many tours.
Closed shoes with grip for cobbles and steps. A light layer for evening. Modest clothing for Tekija interiors if you pair the day with Blagaj. Swimwear for Kravica in season.
Keep to marked paths by the river and at Radimlja. Stay behind barriers on towers and walls. Be quiet in places of worship and ask before photographing during prayer times.
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Half a day covers the river walk and Radimlja. A full day lets you add Počitelj or Kravica. With two days you can include both and a countryside lunch.
Yes on short, even paths. Keep to marked areas and do not climb on stones.
Yes by road. Tours are popular because they include transport, timings and context at the hill town.
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, Počitelj and Kravica.
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