In the south of Herzegovina, where the rivers Trebižat, Bregava and Krupa join the Neretva, is located the city of water, sun, stone and flowers, Flower of Herzegovina - Čapljina.
Čapljina, thanks to its geographical position, is located at an important intersection of roads. In Čapljina, two regional roads, two main roads, a railway line and the car-road corridor Vc intersect.
Its location, abundance of water, fertile land and mild climate have long attracted people who have lived in these areas since the Bronze Age. Living in this area, they built dwellings that today are significant cultural and historical monuments not only for the area of Čapljina, but also beyond.
The urban part of Čapljina is characterized by wide streets, squares, boulevards, greenery, parks, tree rows, parks, flower alleys, playgrounds...
We who live today are building the city with great care, taking into account the beauty and harmony of the space, which is what Čapljina is known for. That is why Čapljina is rightly called the Flower of Herzegovina.
Dear friends, welcome to Čapljina-Cvijet Herzegovina.
Geography
The town of Čapljina is situated for the most part along the river Neretva and its tributaries Bregavi, Trebižat and Krupa, which flow south of the city of Čapljina itself.
The city borders the city of Ljubuški in the west, the municipality of Čitluk in the northwest, the city of Mostar in the north, the municipality of Stolac in the east, the municipality of Neum in the south, and in the southwest the state border with the city of Metković in the Republic of Croatia.
Through Čapljina passes an important highway and railway connecting the Adriatic Sea with Herzegovina and further towards Central Europe.
Inhabited places
The town of Čapljina consists of the following settlements:
Bajovci, Bivolje Brdo, Crnići, Čapljina, Čeljevo, Doljani, Domanovići, Dračevo, Dretelj, Dubravica, Gabela, Gabela Polje, Gnjilišta, Gorica, Grabovine, Hotanj, Jasenica, Klepci, Lokve, Modrič Opličići, Počitelj, Prćavci, Prebilovci, Sjekose, Stanojevići, Struge, Svitava, Ševaš Njive, Šurmanci, Tasovčići, Trebižat, Višići i Zvirovići.
