The 16th-century Ottoman bridge over the Neretva — Mostar's UNESCO-listed symbol and home of the daily bridge divers.
The Stari Most (Old Bridge) is a reconstructed 16th-century Ottoman bridge arcing over the Neretva river in Mostar. The original, commissioned by Suleiman the Magnificent and completed in 1566, stood for 427 years before being destroyed in 1993 during the war. The bridge was reopened in 2004 and added to UNESCO's World Heritage list in 2005. Today it is Mostar's most recognizable landmark, famous for the traditional divers who leap 24 meters from the bridge into the cold Neretva — a centuries-old custom that now runs as an organized performance in summer.
Stari Most is in Mostar. See our Mostar travel guide for more in the area.
Several Kravica tours include this stop — book directly and save.
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Five stops across Herzegovina in one day. Meet 09:45 at Food House Mostar, back by ~5:15 pm.
Cross into Bosnia for a full-day trip through Herzegovina. 07:00 pickup at Pile Gate, back by ~6 pm.
07:00 pickup at Split Riva, 2.5 hours in Mostar with the Stari Most UNESCO bridge, 2 hours swimming at Kravica.
12 hours of Herzegovina highlights in one day. 08:00 pickup at Gazi Husrevbegova 75 or your hotel.
