Konjic
A small town on the Neretva with an Ottoman stone bridge, the base for rafting in the upper canyon, and Tito's secret nuclear bunker nearby.
- Best time
- May–Sep
- How long
- 1 day
- From Sarajevo
- ≈ 1 h by car
What to see
- The Old Bridge over the Neretva
- Tito's bunker (ARK D-0)
- Rafting the Neretva canyon
- Boračko Lake
Rafting the Neretva
From May to September, rafting camps upstream of Konjic run half-day trips through the canyon. The water is clear and cold; camps provide wetsuits, helmets and lunch.
Tito's bunker
ARK D-0 was built in secret between 1953 and 1979 to shelter Yugoslavia's leadership in a nuclear war. Today the tunnels and rooms host a contemporary art biennial and can be seen on a guided tour.
Practical information
- Getting there
On the Sarajevo–Mostar railway and main road, about an hour from either city.
- Tickets
Tito's bunker (ARK D-0): guided visits only, entrance about 40 KM. Book ahead; the bunker asks for passport details before the visit. Rafting is booked with local camps.
- Opening hours
Bunker visits run at fixed times by appointment.
- Parking
Car parks near the Old Bridge in the town centre.
Prices and hours change. Check before you go.
Local tip: Book the bunker tour in advance. Entry is by guided visit only.
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