About Ljubuški
Located in the heart of coastal Herzegovina, Ljubuški is a town that enchants visitors with its blend of Mediterranean climate, crystal-clear rivers, and history stretching back deep into prehistory. With more than 2,300 hours of sunshine a year, this area is a true agricultural and tourist oasis watered by the three-named river Tihaljina–Mlade–Trebižat. Thanks to its position at the crossroads of important routes toward the Adriatic and the interior of Bosnia, Ljubuški has over the centuries been home to Illyrians, Roman legions, medieval nobles, and Ottoman captains, leaving behind a heritage rarely seen in such a small area.
The places that stay with you
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Gold River Bunica is a small natural complex located in Malo Polje, not far from Blagaj, where visitors can enjoy boat or canoe rides through the peaceful green setting of the Bunica River. A special feature of the…
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Kravica Waterfall is one of the most beautiful natural gems of Herzegovina and an unmissable destination for all nature lovers. Located on the Trebižat River, near Ljubuški, this impressive waterfall is almost 120…
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Via Ferrata Peć Mlini is one of the most demanding and spectacular via ferratas in Bosnia and Herzegovina, located on an impressive cliff above the source of the Tihaljina River within the Peć Mlini Adventure Park. The…
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Apparition Hill, located a few hundred meters above the hamlet of Podbrdo in Bijakovići, is considered the very heart of the Medjugorje events. According to the testimonies of the visionaries, this is the place where…
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Čeveljuša is a small but impressive waterfall on the Trebižat River, located in the village of Hrašljani a few kilometres from Ljubuški — a true hidden gem between its more famous neighbours, Kravica and Koćuša. At…
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Herceg Stjepan Fortress is the most monumental archaeological site in the municipality of Ljubuški and a true symbol of this town and all of Herzegovina. Located on top of the karst hill Buturovica at 396 metres above…
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The Museum in Humac, located within the Franciscan Monastery of St. Anthony of Padua just 2 km southwest of Ljubuški, is the oldest museum in Bosnia and Herzegovina — founded in 1884 thanks to the vision and dedication…
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The Koćuša Waterfall is one of the most beautiful natural gems of Herzegovina, nestled in the quiet village of Veljaci in Ljubuški municipality, not far from Mostar. It forms on the river Mlada, and the tufa barriers…
Find your way
4 places on the map
Distances are from the city centre, as the crow flies.
