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Discover the authentic charm of Bosnia with this private 2-day tour from Split, including Mostar, Medjugorje, Kravice Falls, and local farm-to-table experiences.


This 2-day private tour departs from Split, Croatia, at 9:00 am with a convenient pickup service. Priced at $537.01 per person, it combines scenic sightseeing, cultural insights, and genuine farm-to-table food experiences. Led by Ante Rupi, a licensed guide and owner of the family farm, the tour offers a personalized journey through both Bosnian and Croatian landscapes. The tour’s strength lies in its authenticity, as it emphasizes local food, traditional ways of life, and picturesque stops that are often less crowded but richly rewarding.
This experience suits those who appreciate small-group or private tours, want to explore off-the-beaten-path villages, and enjoy delicious homemade cuisine. While the tour involves a fair amount of walking and outdoor stops, it remains accessible for most travelers and includes comfortable transport and a flexible schedule.
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The tour starts with a visit to Mostar’s Old Bridge, or Stari Most, a 16th-century Ottoman masterpiece. This free-standing structure has been rebuilt and remains one of the most photogenic sights in Bosnia. You spend about 2 hours here, enjoying the views and learning about its history, which is brought to life by the guide’s explanations.
The Old Bridge area buzzes with local cafes and artisans, but the highlight remains the bridge itself, stretching over the Neretva River. The site provides excellent photo opportunities, especially with the backdrop of the surrounding old town.

Next, the Kravice Waterfalls offer a spectacular natural display. As a large tufa cascade on the Trebiat River, Kravice features multiple tiers of waterfalls set in lush greenery. The stop lasts about 1 hour, giving enough time for photos, a short walk, and enjoying the fresh water environment.
Admission is included, and this site is praised for its stunning scenery and tranquil atmosphere. It’s a perfect break to appreciate nature’s beauty, and during warmer months, visitors often dip their feet or enjoy a quick swim.

On the second day, the journey takes a more intimate turn with a visit to Hardomilje, a small village where the guide’s family lives. This free village exploration lasts about 2 hours, during which you can see traditional homes and experience local life that has remained unchanged over generations.
The highlight here is the home of Ante’s family, where the tour includes tasting homemade specialties and organically grown food. The hosts emphasize local, traditional recipes, providing an authentic farm-to-table experience in a peaceful setting.
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The itinerary continues with the Trebiat River Falls, which can be enjoyed with a boat ride. This 2-hour stop offers relaxing views and an opportunity to appreciate Bosnia’s natural waterways. Just after, a quick visit to Kocusa Waterfall provides another 30-minute glimpse of the region’s natural beauty.
These stops are free, and each showcases the diverse landscapes of Herzegovina, from rushing waterfalls to calm river views.

The tour concludes with a 30-minute stop at the Omiš Cetina Canyon, where spectacular views of the canyon and river unfold. This vantage point offers a dramatic scene of the landscape carved over millennia, with plenty of space for photos and reflection.
The Omiš area is renowned for its stunning geological formations and provides a fitting end to the scenic journey.

The pickup from Split ensures a smooth start to the adventure. The tour is private, meaning only your group participates, and the guide, Ante Rupi, ensures a friendly, informative experience. Service animals are allowed, and the tour is accessible to most travelers.
Each location is carefully selected to balance scenic beauty, cultural significance, and authentic food experiences. The day is paced to avoid rush but allows enough time at each stop for meaningful exploration.
For those wanting to extend their stay, the tour provider offers three houses in Hardomilje, each with three bedrooms, balconies, baths, and kitchen facilities. Guests are welcome to use the indoor fireplace kitchen for private events, creating opportunities for relaxing overnight stays immersed in local life.
This option is ideal for travelers seeking a deep, immersive experience and a chance to live like locals in the quiet countryside.
The combination of majestic sights, like Mostar’s Old Bridge and Kravice Waterfalls, with authentic cultural exchange at the family farm in Hardomilje, makes this tour special. The knowledgeable guide, Ante Rupi, adds a personal touch, sharing stories that deepen understanding of the region’s history and traditions.
Most reviews highlight the quality of food, scenic views, and friendly guide as key positives. The home-cooked, organic food is notably praised, making this a memorable gastronomic experience as well as a sightseeing trip.
While the tour offers a comprehensive view of Herzegovina, it involves several outdoor stops and walking at multiple sites, which may require moderate physical activity. The price point reflects the private, tailored experience, but travelers seeking a more budget-friendly option might consider group tours.
The cancellation policy allows full refunds if canceled 6 days in advance, offering some flexibility for planning.
This private tour from Split provides a well-rounded look at Bosnia’s natural and cultural treasures, blending scenic scenery, historic sites, and genuine farm life. The personalized approach by Ante Rupi and homemade food at his family farm set this experience apart.
Suitable for food lovers, history buffs, and nature enthusiasts, this tour offers a meaningful connection with local life in Herzegovina. While the journey involves multiple stops and outdoor exploration, the intimate setting and authentic experiences make it a worthwhile choice for those seeking more than just sightseeing.
“This was truly a highlight of our 12 day trip to Croatia and Bosnia-Herzegovina. The pick up from Split was easy and comfortable. The stop for food…”
How long is the tour?
The tour lasts approximately 2 days, with the first day dedicated to Mostar and Kravice Falls, and the second day to Hardomilje and scenic river and waterfall stops.
What is included in the price?
The cost covers transportation, guide services, admission to Kravice Waterfalls, and home-cooked specialties at the farm. Meals and accommodation in Hardomilje are optional.
Is the tour suitable for children?
Yes, the tour is generally accessible for most travelers, but it involves outdoor walking and scenic stops that may require some physical activity.
Can I cancel the tour?
Yes, cancellations are allowed up to 6 days in advance for a full refund, with partial refunds possible if canceled earlier according to the policy.
What makes this tour unique?
The chance to visit a family farm, taste homemade organic food, and explore authentic Bosnian villages in addition to popular sites makes this tour stand out.
Are there vegetarian or special diet options?
The tour highlights homemade specialties, but specific dietary needs should be communicated in advance to ensure accommodations.
How is the guide’s knowledge?
The guide, Ante Rupi, is highly praised for his friendly demeanor and extensive knowledge of the region’s history and culture.
What should I bring?
Comfortable outdoor clothing, camera, and perhaps a swimwear for Kravice Waterfalls are recommended, depending on the weather.
Is accommodation in Hardomilje included?
Accommodation is available as an optional extension; the tour itself primarily focuses on sightseeing and food experiences.
How do I book this tour?
Booking details are available through the provider, Private Tours Travel Agency, with contact and booking options via the link or direct email.