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Discover Bosnia's Mostar and Kravica Waterfalls on a 10-hour small-group day trip from Dubrovnik, including hotel transfers, scenic routes, and expert guides.
A day trip from Dubrovnik to Mostar and Kravica Waterfalls offers an engaging glimpse into Bosnia and Herzegovina’s natural beauty and historic charm. This tour, operated by DubrovnikSmile, lasts approximately 10 hours and includes hotel transfers from Cavtat or Dubrovnik. It features a small group setting limited to 8 participants, ensuring a more personal experience. The journey begins with a scenic drive across the border, guided by an English-speaking driver who shares insights into the regions’ history and culture.
The tour stands out because of its focus on natural and historical highlights: you visit the tranquil Kravica Waterfalls, where you can swim or relax in nature, and explore the medieval town of Mostar with its famed Old Bridge. However, travelers should be aware that multiple reviews mention issues with guide conduct and timing. Despite this, the tour offers a well-rounded day of exploration suited for those interested in Bosnia’s scenic spots and historic sites.
This tour departs from Cavtat or Dubrovnik, with pickups arranged at your hotel lobby. The small van used for transportation offers a comfortable ride, and the driver doubles as a guide, sharing stories and insights during the scenic journey. The total driving time includes a 1.5-hour drive to the Kravica Waterfalls, followed by a 40-minute transfer to Mostar. The group remains small, making it easier to ask questions and enjoy the ride at a relaxed pace.
The pickup time might differ slightly from the advertised start, as it is coordinated around the Old Town’s core to ensure punctuality. Returning to either Cavtat or Dubrovnik completes the full 10-hour experience. Travelers should bring a passport and cash, as many vendors in Mostar prefer cash payments, especially in Euros.
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The Kravica Waterfalls are a key highlight of this tour. Located along the river Trebizat, these waterfalls are described as one of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s best-kept secrets. The falls create a scenic backdrop for swimming, strolling, or simply unwinding in nature. During summer months, it’s an ideal spot for a picnic or relaxing in the water.
This stop lasts approximately 1.5 hours, giving enough time to enjoy the natural surroundings without feeling rushed. The scenic drive to Kravica offers beautiful views of the countryside, adding to the experience. Visitors should prepare for an outdoor environment, and those planning to swim should bring appropriate gear. It’s a peaceful contrast to the historic town of Mostar and provides a refreshing break.
After Kravica, the tour moves into the historic town of Mostar, where you will spend around 3 hours wandering its cobblestone streets. The Old Bridge, reconstructed and renowned as an architectural landmark, crosses the river Neretva and is the centerpiece of Mostar’s skyline. This medieval bridge is a symbol of unity and resilience, and its impressive construction draws admiration.
The old town offers narrow streets, traditional shops, and cafes. You can explore at your own pace, soaking in the lively atmosphere and historic ambiance. The guide leads the group through the area and shares insights into the region’s history, including the Ottoman influences visible in architecture. This stop provides an authentic look at Bosnia’s cultural heritage, making it a highlight of the day.
Considering the 10-hour duration, travelers should wear comfortable clothing and shoes suitable for walking. Bringing cash is recommended, as many vendors do not accept credit cards, especially in Mostar. A passport is necessary for crossing the Bosnia and Herzegovina border, so it’s best to keep it handy.
The tour’s small group nature enhances flexibility, but participants should be prepared for a relaxed pace that balances sightseeing with downtime. The guide is bilingual, speaking both English and Spanish, and offers explanations throughout the journey, although reviews mention some inconsistency in interactions. Light snacks and water are advisable, especially given the outdoor stops.
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This trip suits travelers who enjoy natural scenery and historic towns without the need for a strenuous pace. It’s ideal for those interested in Bosnia’s landscapes and medieval architecture. The small group size makes it perfect for travelers seeking a more personalized experience, though some reviews flag issues with guide conduct and timings.
Given the scenic drive, relaxing waterfall stop, and cultural exploration, this tour combines nature and history well. It’s particularly suited for visitors staying in Dubrovnik or Cavtat who want a full day of sightseeing with easy logistics.

The From Dubrovnik: Day Trip to Mostar and Kravica Waterfall offers a comprehensive look at Bosnia and Herzegovina’s natural beauty and historic sites in a manageable 10-hour format. The combination of scenic drives, a refreshing waterfall, and a visit to Mostar’s Old Town makes it a rewarding experience.
While some issues with guide professionalism and timing are noted in reviews, the driver’s knowledge and the beautiful stops generally compensate. Travelers who appreciate small group tours and authentic cultural insights will find this trip worthwhile, especially if they are prepared for outdoor activities and border crossings.
This tour delivers a well-rounded day for those keen to experience the scenic and historic highlights of Bosnia while enjoying the convenience of hotel transfers from Cavtat or Dubrovnik.

Is hotel pickup included in this tour?
Yes, the tour includes hotel pickup and drop-off from Cavtat or Dubrovnik.
How long is the drive to Kravica Waterfalls?
It takes approximately 1.5 hours to reach Kravica Waterfalls from the starting point.
What should I bring for the water stop at Kravica?
Bring swimwear, towels, and cash if you plan to buy snacks or souvenirs, as many vendors prefer Euros.
Is there enough time to explore Mostar?
Yes, you get about 3 hours to explore the old town and see the Old Bridge.
Are meals included during the tour?
No, meals are not included, but you can purchase food in Mostar or bring snacks.
Can I cancel the tour?
Yes, you can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
What languages are available for the guide?
The tour is led by an English-speaking guide, with some bilingual assistance in Spanish.
Is this tour suitable for those with mobility issues?
The tour is wheelchair accessible, and the walking involved is manageable, but some cobblestone streets may require caution.