88000, Polog, Bosnia and Herzegovina
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A wild riverside parking area reached by a bumpy gravel road, with shade under trees and possibilities for swimming and bathing. There are no facilities, and local people regularly pass through the area. A nearby beach bar can attract many visitors and music, with one report describing noise until 12 o'clock at night. Quieter conditions have also been reported outside busy periods.
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Listing copied from our source, 51 days ago
In March it was quite peaceful, although there was some traffic despite being a fairly remote place. We only stayed for our baby’s nap.
We had a very beautiful and quiet night. Many locals passed by but tolerated us. Around 10 a.m., four strange cars arrived with men and dogs tied in cages to the backs of the cars. We don’t know what they intended to do. We then left.
Why stand by the noisy bar? If you drive 400 metres east to “The Lost Beach” or take the entire 2-kilometre gravel road west to “Modraś”, you’ll find countless quiet, clean spots by the river.
Could be a great spot but "Beachbar" is open and attracts a lot of locals and tourists. We drove on.
A little farther than the GPS indicates, there is a very nice spot by the river. Until 9 p.m. many quad bikes passed by, but after that it was very quiet.
There are some spots by the river, right by the water. You can cross the river by car, but motorcyclists should be very careful as it is slippery. I was here during the week for one night; the bar with music only closed at midnight. Lots of people.
We spent a very peaceful night here after visiting Mostar. Locals come here in summer to camp, have picnics or simply swim in the river. It is easy to find the place by following the signs for the Last Beach bar, then continuing on the left.
We came here on Thursday afternoon. Locals left ca. 19:00 at night calm just a few passers by and music in the distance. The river is good enough to chill. We visited this place again on Monday, a and it was the same again .