Mostar is a small, compact town and the main forms of transportation are buses and taxis. The local bus service is run by Mostar Bus with buses that extend as far as peripheral towns like Blagaj. The main bus station has timetables and other information for using the public bus services.

Having a car when strictly staying in Mostar is not advisable, the town is relatively small and split in two, most of the attractions are found within walking distance. However, there are several interesting attractions, and other neighboring towns and major cities that are worth visiting. Having a rental car will allow visitors to drive to places like Sarajevo, or Dubrovnik for a day trip within a two-hour journey. Mostar can be reached from Croatia from Zagreb via the A1 motorway towards Split until you reach the border crossing (passports will be required to cross the border). Take the same highway for another 6 miles and you will reach Bosnia and Herzegovina, follow the signs for Mostar, another 24 miles or so. The drive from Sarajevo to Mostar is very enjoyable with beautiful scenery through the Neretva river valley.

Taxis are available in Mostar and can generally be found outside the airport, train and bus station or around major attractions. Your hotel can also call or recommend a local taxi service which can be ordered over the phone.

Walking around the small town is one of the best ways to reach the main tourist attractions. Mostar is divided into two parts, the east and the west with the Stari Most bridge connecting the two sides. Old Town is a charming area to wander around on foot, stopping in at great cafes and restaurants and shopping.

Riding a bike around certain parts of the city is a wonderful experience and a great way to stop in at the many sights and attractions. Riding along the river and through the verdant parks allows riders to see the scenic surroundings.

Private transfers are available between the main cities of Sarajevo, Mostar, and Neum with one of our reputable companies. These point-to-point transfers allow for passengers to enjoy the ride and take in the scenery while the driver connects you to your destination. The roads in Bosnia can be hard for non-locals to navigate, so a private transfer is a great way to travel.