Nestled on the banks of the emerald Neretva River, Konjic is a town that effortlessly blends nature, history and outdoor excitement. With its iconic stone bridge as the town’s centrepiece and dramatic mountains in every direction, it’s easy to see why Konjic has become a favourite base for travellers seeking both cultural insight and adrenaline-filled experiences.

Rafting on the Neretva River is one of the most popular outdoor adventures in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Konjic is at the heart of it. Guided rafting tours take visitors through crystal-clear waters, deep canyons and untouched forest landscapes, offering a unique perspective of the region’s natural beauty. For those looking to explore on foot, hiking trails above the town lead to panoramic viewpoints and quiet ridges, while canyoning options allow for a more intense dive into the nearby gorges and streams.

But it’s not all about adrenaline. Cultural and historical tours reveal the story of Konjic through its Ottoman-era old town, traditional stone houses and local craft workshops. Walking through the town centre, visitors can discover stories of resilience and community while sampling authentic Bosnian hospitality. Some day trips also connect Konjic with other regional highlights, offering broader itineraries for travellers on the move.

Whether you’re looking to paddle through rapids or wander through cobbled streets, tours in and around Konjic offer a well-balanced mix of exploration and enjoyment.