Bosnia & Herzegovina
MostarHow to Get to Mostar
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Getting there
Your easiest way to Mostar
Mostar has a scenic railway from Sarajevo and buses from Dubrovnik and Split. Sarajevo is the usual airport.
- Sarajevo International (SJJ)2h
- MostarArrival point used for calculations: Mostar
Search flights to Sarajevo International (SJJ)
Journey times from Routavio data, updated 21 Sept 2026.
Airports compared
Which airport to fly into
We compare the airports around Mostar by the fastest public-transport connection Routavio found from each one.
| Airport | Distance to Mostar | Fastest onward | Transfers / modes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sarajevo International (SJJ)Sarajevo International is listed because the ground leg is 72 km in a straight line, within the 300 km limit Routavio uses for a last-mile transfer. | Distance to Mostar: 72 km | Fastest onward: 2h | Direct, no transfers (Train) |
| Split Saint Jerome Airport (SPU)Split Saint Jerome Airport is listed because the ground leg is 128 km in a straight line, within the 300 km limit Routavio uses for a last-mile transfer. | Distance to Mostar: 128 km | Fastest onward: not verified | not verified |
| Dubrovnik Ruđer Bošković Airport (DBV)Dubrovnik Ruđer Bošković Airport is listed because the ground leg is 87 km in a straight line, within the 300 km limit Routavio uses for a last-mile transfer. | Distance to Mostar: 87 km | Fastest onward: not verified | not verified |
| Mostar International Airport (OMO)Mostar International Airport is listed because the ground leg is 0 km in a straight line, within the 300 km limit Routavio uses for a last-mile transfer. | Distance to Mostar: 0 km | Fastest onward: not verified | not verified |
Plan your trip
A destination for every season
Spring (April to June) and autumn (September and October) are the most comfortable months for sightseeing on foot. July and August are the busiest, with the longest queues at the main sights.
Winter
Short days, and the shortest queues at the main sights.
Nov – Mar
Summer
Busiest months, with the longest queues at the main sights.
Jul – Aug
Autumn
Comfortable for sightseeing on foot.
Sept – Oct
Spring
Among the most comfortable months for sightseeing on foot.
Apr – Jun
Season photos: Winter, Ilya Orehov iliched, CC0; Summer, Pjotr Mahhonin, CC BY-SA 4.0; Autumn, Dmitry A. Mottl, CC BY-SA 4.0; Spring, Dietmar Rabich, CC BY-SA 4.0
Before you go
Before you go
Best routes from popular starting points
- Sarajevo to Mostar 2h, direct, no transfers
- Dubrovnik to Mostar 5h 25m, 1 transfer
- Split to Mostar 3h 8m, direct, no transfers
Getting around once there
- Routavio's journey times end at Mostar, the usual arrival point.
Explore nearby
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Sources and method
Durable access facts come from operator and tourism-authority information. Journey times, transfers and prices are calculated by Routavio's route engine from operator timetables and flight data and refreshed nightly. An airport marked "not verified" is geographically plausible but Routavio has not yet confirmed a public-transport route from it.