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Day trip from Dubrovnik to Bosnia exploring Mostar’s Old Bridge, Kravice Waterfalls, with small-group comfort, cultural insights, and scenic views.
The Dubrovnik: Mostar and Kravice Waterfalls Small-Group Tour offers a full-day escape into Bosnia and Herzegovina’s scenic landscapes and historic towns. Priced for 10 hours of touring, this trip combines stunning natural sights, such as the Kravice Waterfalls, with cultural experiences in Mostar, famous for its reconstructed Old Bridge and lively bazaar streets. What makes this tour stand out is the small group size of no more than 8 guests, which speeds up border crossings and fosters a more personalized experience.
This tour is ideal for travelers seeking an intimate, relaxed pace away from the crowds. The air-conditioned van ensures comfort, and the guided commentary enriches the visit with local stories and history. However, due to the nature of border crossings and walking, it’s best suited for those with moderate mobility. The tour’s flexibility, including free time at each stop and lunch suggestions, makes it a well-rounded day for curious explorers.


The tour begins with a pickup from your Dubrovnik hotel or apartment, followed by a comfortable, air-conditioned van ride that takes approximately 2.5 hours to reach the Bosnia and Herzegovina border. Traveling in a small group means that your border crossing is quick—no more than 10 minutes—which is a significant advantage over larger tour buses that often queue for much longer.
The drive offers spectacular views of Croatia’s coastline, passing through seaside villages and offering glimpses of the Elaphiti Islands. Many reviews praise the scenic beauty of the coastal route, making the journey just as memorable as the stops themselves. The relaxed pace and personal attention from the guide contribute to a comfortable experience through this picturesque landscape.
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The Kravice Waterfalls are a major highlight of this tour. Located on the Trebiat River, these tufa cascades create a series of beautiful waterfalls that are perfect for photos and, in summer, swimming (bring your change and towel).
Visitors typically enjoy about 1.5 hours at the site, which is enough time to walk around, take in the views, and relax. The waterfalls tend to be less crowded in the morning, giving travelers a more peaceful experience, as some reviews mention enjoying the early visit before larger tour groups arrive later in the day. The scenic setting, with lush greenery and rushing water, makes it a refreshing stop before heading to Mostar.

Mostar is famed for its reconstructed Old Bridge, an Ottoman-era marvel that spans the Neretva River. The guide leads you through the cobblestone streets of the Old Bazaar, where you can browse small shops and local markets for souvenirs.
The town’s multi-cultural atmosphere is on display with minarets of mosques, wooden balconies, and church steeples. You have about 3 hours to explore, offering ample time to walk across the Old Bridge, visit the Middle Mosque, and absorb the vibrant local scene. Many reviews highlight the friendly locals and authentic eateries where you can enjoy Bosnian cuisine, adding a flavorful touch to this cultural stop.

Border crossings are notoriously time-consuming, but this tour boasts a maximum of 8 guests, which means your border control process is fast—often under 10 minutes. This aspect is a key benefit, especially compared to larger group tours that can spend significantly longer waiting.
The small vehicle also allows for more flexible stops and personalized attention from the guide. Several reviews mention how this setup helps avoid the queues and crowding typical of bigger tours, making the entire day more relaxed and efficient.
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While the tour includes free time in Mostar, many guides suggest local restaurants to try traditional Bosnian dishes. The guides are praised for their recommendations for affordable, delicious meals away from tourist traps.
Guests often enjoy sampling regional specialties such as café-style coffee, ćevapi (grilled minced meat), and other Bosnian delicacies. Many reviews express appreciation for guides’ insider tips, making the experience not only scenic but also culinary.

The itinerary features two main stops: Kravice Waterfalls and Mostar, with a 45-minute drive between them. The total time is well-balanced, allowing for ample exploration at each location.
The timing at each stop is flexible, with about 1.5 hours at Kravice for swimming and walking, and around 3 hours in Mostar for sightseeing and dining. This pace is relaxed enough to avoid feeling rushed, based on positive reviews that mention the well-planned schedule.

The guides receive high praise across reviews. Mateo, Miodrag, Marko, Bruno, and others are noted for their knowledge, friendliness, and storytelling skills. They explain the history, culture, and local life with enthusiasm and clarity.
Some guides, like Marko, are locals from Mostar, offering authentic insights and personal stories. Many reviewers appreciate how guides go the extra mile, whether that’s locating stranded travelers or recommending hidden gems for meals and shopping.

The air-conditioned van used for this tour is described as comfortable and well-maintained. Because the group size is limited to 8, the seating is spacious and the journey smooth.
Reviews mention that the small vehicle helps streamline the border crossing process and minimizes travel fatigue, contributing to a more relaxed overall experience. The pick-up points are convenient, and the timely transfers are consistently praised.

The tour offers free cancellation if canceled 24 hours in advance and the option to reserve now and pay later, providing flexibility for planning. This makes it easier to secure a spot without immediate payment and adapt plans if needed.
The cost reflects the small group size, guided service, and all logistics, offering good value for travelers who want a comprehensive, personalized day trip outside Dubrovnik.
This trip suits adults and older children with moderate mobility, given the walking involved in Mostar and at the waterfalls. It’s perfect for those who appreciate cultural stories, scenic landscapes, and comfort in travel.
Travelers who prefer small-group experiences, wish to avoid long border queues, and enjoy authentic local food will find this tour especially satisfying. The personalized guidance and efficient itinerary make it stand out among other options.
The small-group format and expert guides are the tour’s strongest points, creating a more intimate and efficient experience. The stops at Kravice Waterfalls and Mostar’s Old Town deliver beautiful scenery and rich culture, with plenty of opportunities for photos, swimming, and exploration.
The tour balances natural beauty with cultural insight, making it a solid choice for curious travelers who value comfort, speed, and local stories. The flexible timing and recommendations for local food add extra layers of enjoyment.
While the tour relies on moderate walking and border crossing procedures, the overall experience remains relaxing and rewarding. It’s an excellent option for those wanting a personalized, scenic day trip from Dubrovnik to Bosnia and Herzegovina.
How long is the drive from Dubrovnik to Mostar?
The drive takes approximately 2.5 hours, with scenic views along the Croatian coast.
Is swimming at Kravice Waterfalls possible?
Yes, especially in summer, visitors can swim. Remember to bring a change of clothes and a towel.
How quick is the border crossing with this tour?
Border control typically takes no more than 10 minutes thanks to the small group size.
What is the group size for this tour?
The tour is limited to 8 participants maximum, ensuring a personalized experience.
Who are the guides on this tour?
Guides like Mateo, Miodrag, Marko, and Bruno are praised for their knowledge and friendly approach.
How flexible is the itinerary?
The schedule allows for free time at each stop, with about 1.5 hours at Kravice and 3 hours in Mostar, providing a relaxed pace.
Is this tour suitable for children or people with mobility issues?
This tour is not suitable for people with mobility impairments and children under 2 years.
What should I bring on the tour?
A passport is required for border crossing, and in summer, bring swimming gear if you wish to swim at Kravice.
Can I cancel the tour?
Yes, free cancellation is available up to 24 hours in advance.
Where do I start the tour from?
Pickup is included from all hotels and apartments in Dubrovnik, Cavtat, Mlini, Srebreno, Plat, Zaton, and Oraac, with specific instructions for Old Town pickups.
Is there an option to pay later?
Yes, you can reserve your spot now and pay later, offering flexible planning.
This small-group tour from Dubrovnik offers a well-organized, intimate way to experience the highlights of Mostar and Kravice Waterfalls, combining natural beauty, cultural richness, and efficient logistics.
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