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Above and beyond experience with Borna and crew. It was such an amazing day out on the water. They were super flexible with us in whatever spots we wanted to see and having the pick up option was super clutch. Would highly recommend this tour.

My girl friends and I (3 of us total) wanted to book a boat day and found this experience on Top10Adventures®. We booked the afternoon/half day experience and for the value of the everything, it was absolutely worth it! Borna, who was our guide, took us to the best stops and was communicative throughout the process. He was extremely experienced, flexible, kind, personable, patient, and even brought a few snacks for us to munch on which was so sweet! We swam in the caves, listened to music with the boat’s aux, got some neat pics, and had the best day! 1000/10 would book with him again if/when we come back. Honestly. It was truly the highlight of our trip! Thank you, Borna!!!

Wonderful tour tasting wine and experiencing the culture of Croatia. Our guide was very informative on both the wine, the family histories and how olive oil was made back in the days before electricity.

Nice tour, but very long. I would recommend other stops to strait the legs since too much time to cross the bosnian Border. At least they could offer us a Snack or drink

Fantastic afternoon in the beautiful countryside. Friendly knowledgeable guide. Transfer turned up on time and it was good to take in the views on the way to the valley. On the tour itself and at all the vineyard stops, it was good to learn the history and traditions of the family owned vineyards and Mills. Wine tasting was excellent. Really enjoyed the whole experience. Vineyard Botana (last stop) was the best with grandma's cake and excellent host!!. Thank you 😊

Tour guide was very knowledgeable and spoke in 2 languages! We thoroughly enjoyed Ston, Korcula and wine tasting!

This was a beautiful trip with the most amazing scenery. Our guide provided excellent information throughout the excursion. I am not big on alcohol however the wine tasting came at the right time in the afternoon and broke up the coach journey back to Dubrovnik. I highly recommend this trip.

Saturday 11th June and we were booked on the All Day Mostar Tour. Although we booked the tour through a TUI Rep at our hotel, Tui Blue Kalamato on Kolocep, the Tour Operator was Gullivers Travels.It was an early start as we picked up our coach in Gruz Port at 07.00, we first had to get a boat from  Kolocep to Dubrovnik which took about forty-five minutes.Our coach driver was Joseph while our Guide was Jelena.Along the way we stopped at the Stanica Ravno for a pit stop and coffee break. This was once a ruined railway station which was tastefully restored as a hotel and cafe.We arrived in Mostar at around 11.00 where we met our local Guide, Dado from, Fortuna Tours. One of the features of the Tour was  guided tour of the Old Town. We visited the delightful small Hadji Kurt Mosque (Tabacica). We then made our way to Stari Most (Old Bridge) where we watched the divers plunge into the Neretva River below.The final stop was at Kajtaz House, superb preserved example of an Ottoman House, we also tasted some Turkish coffee here.The tour lasted about ninety minutes, it was full of historical, social and useful information.Once the tour was over we were free to explore the City on our own. We visited the beach under the Bridge and walked over the Crooked Bridge, vusited the Mostar Peace Bell Tower and the Koskin Mehmed Pasha Mosque, entrance fee here.Although the war ended 30 years ago, we saw lots of war ruins and buildings riddled with bullet marks, as we walked around the streets. We also visited one of the many War Grave Cemeteries around the area, it was absolutely heartbreaking, row upon row of the Graves of young men.Our time here had soon flown by and it was time to leave this historic CityOn our return journey to Dubrovnik and before crossing over the boarder into Croatia, we stopped at the ancient village of Počitelj in Bosnia Herzegovina.All of the places mentioned above are reviewed separately on Top10Adventures® .Before we left Bosnia we arrived in Nuem at 16.50 where we stopped for twenty minutes.From a vantage point here we had views along the Bay of Mali Ston down as far as the Peljesac bridge. It is known locally as the Chinese Bridge because it was built by the Chinese along with EU funding. The Bridge spans the Bay for 2.4 kilometres (1.5 miles) and links the southern coastal areas to the rest of the country. Our Guide informed us that previously Croatians had cross parts of  Bosnia and Herzegovina and  Customs to reach parts of their Country. The opening date for the Bridge was constantly being pushed back.We were back in Dubrovnik at about 18.30 which was plenty of time to have a few beers and dinner before catching the last ferry back to Kolocep.