Cave Art to Stone Kingdoms: Private Archaeology Tour From Mostar

Badanj - prehistoric cave site featuring some of the earliest known rock art in the Balkans. Travelers will explore the archaeological context of early human symbolic expression in Herzegovina and learn how these engravings represent some of the oldest traces of art in the region.

An ancient Illyrian hilltop city featuring massive megalithic walls and the archaeological remains of Daorson, one of the most important pre-Roman settlements in the region. Travelers will explore the site and learn about its connections to Greek and Roman civilizations. At the Daorson archaeological complex, travelers will also discover a lesser-known feature known locally as the “judicial chairs” in Ošanići — two carved stone seats interpreted as part of the site’s social and symbolic landscape. This stop offers a unique photographic moment and a deeper insight into the layered history of the site.

One of the most important medieval Bosnian necropolises featuring UNESCO-listed stećak tombstones. Travelers will explore the symbolic carvings and learn about medieval Bosnian beliefs, identity, and funerary traditions.

A hidden medieval Bosnian necropolis featuring stećak tombstones set in a quiet natural landscape, UNESCO site. Travelers will discover lesser-known burial sites and understand how medieval communities expressed identity and memory through stone monuments.