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Discover the beauty of Bosnia with this private day trip from Dubrovnik, exploring Mostar’s iconic bridge and the stunning Kravice Waterfalls.
Mostar And Kravica Waterfalls Private Tour From Dubrovnik: A Deep Dive
Traveling from Dubrovnik to Bosnia and Herzegovina for a day trip sounds like a fantastic way to add a new dimension to your Croatian adventure. This private tour offers a well-curated experience with visits to Mostar, famed for its breathtaking Old Bridge, and the Kravice Waterfalls, a natural wonder perfect for relaxing and taking in some stunning scenery. Offered at a price of around $330 per person, it’s an investment in a day packed with culture, nature, and unforgettable views.
One thing we really appreciate about this experience is the personalized touch—it’s a private tour, usually with a dedicated and attentive guide, which means more flexibility and fewer crowds. The scenic drive itself, through rugged mountains and lush greenery, adds to the feeling of escaping the tourist hotspots and discovering something more authentic.
That said, a potential consideration is the long drive, which can be up to 9 hours in total, so it’s best suited for those comfortable spending a good chunk of time on the road. It’s ideal for travelers craving a mix of history, natural beauty, and cultural exploration in a manageable day-trip format. If you love guided travel with local insights and want to see some of Bosnia’s highlights without the hassle of self-driving, this tour could be just right.

For a more personal experience, these private Dubrovnik tours deliver individual attention
The journey starts early in the morning, with pickup from your Dubrovnik hotel or a designated meeting point. The coach, described as comfortable and air-conditioned with WiFi, makes the long ride manageable. Expect roughly a 9-hour window including stops, so it’s wise to come prepared with snacks, water, and some entertainment.
The drive itself is a highlight, as you pass through mountainous terrain, lush forests, and deep valleys. Several reviewers mention the breathtaking views along the way, with Luka, the driver, often praised for his friendly demeanor and considerate driving. One reviewer even appreciated his kindness and mountain-driving skills, emphasizing how smooth and safe the ride felt despite winding roads.
Mostar is a city that feels like stepping into a storybook. The star attraction, the Old Bridge, is a UNESCO World Heritage site that spans the Neretva River, its stone arch a symbol of resilience and connection. You’ll have roughly two hours here to walk the cobbled streets, admire the Ottoman-influenced architecture, and soak in the lively atmosphere.
Many reviews highlight the guide’s local knowledge, noting how Marko or Zorán tailored the experience based on guests’ interests. One review mentions how the guide asked what the visitors wanted to do and was open to suggestions, resulting in a personalized, memorable visit. Some travelers even remarked that their children loved the city so much they are eager to return and explore more.
While the Old Bridge is the main photo-op, the old town offers plenty of charming streets, shops, and cafes to explore. Some reviews point out that the architecture reflects a blend of Ottoman, Austro-Hungarian, and local styles, making it a visual feast. You might find local artisans selling handcrafted souvenirs, and the guide often points out noteworthy sites or hidden gems.
Although lunch isn’t included in the tour price, many travelers report that guides will recommend authentic local restaurants. The emphasis is often on traditional Bosnian cuisine, which provides a delicious contrast to the Croatian fare you might be used to. Savoring local dishes here is often highlighted as a highlight, with some reviewers praising their meals as the best of their vacation.
After exploring Mostar, the journey continues to the Kravice Waterfalls, a lush area with cascading falls and pools that beckon visitors for a swim or a relaxing walk. The waterfalls, compared by some to Plitvice Lakes but smaller and less crowded, offer a tranquil escape into nature.
You’ll have about an hour here. Reviewers mention how “the area is surrounded by dense forests and meadows,” making it the perfect spot to soak up the serenity. The crystal-clear waters are ideal for a quick dip if weather permits, and the trails offer stunning views for photos. The area is also home to various flora and fauna, adding to its natural appeal.
The return trip is equally scenic, with many guests noting how the comfortable ride and friendly guide made the day enjoyable despite the long hours. Travelers often mention how this tour is a high-value experience—covering both cultural and natural highlights in a single day, with attentive guides ensuring everything runs smoothly.

Several reviewers rave about their guides, especially Marko and Zorán. Comments often mention how knowledgeable, friendly, and accommodating they are—“he speaks very clearly and is easy to understand”, one reviewer notes. Others express appreciation for the well-organized logistics and attention to safety, especially around the waterfalls where clear pathways and barriers are in place.
While some reviewers mention that the weather can be chilly outside of summer, they also say that returning in warmer months would allow a full enjoyment of Kravice’s swimming potential. A few mention encountering delays or long queues—these are typical of popular spots and not necessarily the tour’s fault—yet the guides work to fill gaps with interesting commentary and local stories.
This full-day trip is ideally suited for adventurous travelers keen on exploring beyond Dubrovnik’s walls without the hassle of arranging transport or navigating borders alone. It’s perfect if you’d like to experience Mostar’s iconic architecture and vibrant cultural vibe, alongside the peaceful beauty of Kravice Waterfalls.
Those with an interest in history, nature, or simply a desire for a relaxed, guided experience will find this tour highly satisfying. It’s especially great for small groups or private bookings, where you can enjoy a more intimate and flexible day. Keep in mind the long hours on the road, so travelers who prefer shorter trips or have mobility concerns might want to consider their comfort level.
If you’re looking for a well-organized, insightful, and scenic escape into Bosnia, this tour offers superb value. With glowing reviews praising the guides, scenery, and overall organization, it remains one of the top recommended excursions from Dubrovnik for a reason.

Is this tour available year-round?
Yes, the tour runs from June to October, with specific opening hours listed for each season. It’s best to check availability ahead of time.
How early do I need to book?
Most travelers book about 158 days in advance, indicating high demand. Booking early helps secure your spot and allows for better planning.
What is included in the price?
The cost covers transportation in a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle with WiFi. Guided commentary is implied, but lunch and entrance fees at the waterfalls are not included.
Are there any age restrictions?
Most travelers can participate, and the tour is suitable for those comfortable with a full day of travel and walking.
How long is the drive?
The total duration is approximately 9 hours, including stops. The actual driving time varies depending on border crossings and traffic.
Is lunch included?
No, but guides often recommend local restaurants in Mostar, where you can enjoy traditional Bosnian dishes.
What should I bring?
Comfortable shoes, water, sun protection, and swimwear if you plan to swim at Kravice Waterfalls.
What happens if the weather is bad?
The tour is weather-dependent; if canceled due to poor conditions, you will be offered a different date or a full refund.
This private tour from Dubrovnik to Mostar and Kravice Waterfalls combines cultural highlights with natural beauty, all in a well-organized, small-group setting. It’s a fantastic way to see Bosnia without the stress of independent travel, making it a top choice for those eager to explore beyond Croatia’s borders.