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Discover the highlights of Bosnia and Herzegovina on this full-day customizable tour visiting Mostar, Ston, and Kravice Waterfalls with expert guides and stunning sights.
Location: Herzegovina-Neretva Canton, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Country: Bosnia and Herzegovina
Rating: 4.6/5 based on 314 reviews
Price: $662 per group (up to 3 people)
Provider: Amico Tours
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This full-day tour to Mostar, Ston, and Kravice Waterfalls promises a captivating mix of natural beauty and cultural charm. It’s a flexible, private experience that you can tailor to your interests, making it ideal for those who want to explore at their own pace away from big crowds.
One aspect we appreciate is how personalized the experience can be—you’re not just on a bus with strangers, but instead with guides who really know their stuff, sharing stories and insights that elevate each stop beyond the usual sightseeing.
However, it’s worth noting that this tour involves a fair amount of driving, with long stretches between sites, which might be tiring for some travelers. Still, if you love scenic landscapes and authentic small-town atmospheres, this trip offers excellent value and plenty of memorable moments.
This experience suits travelers who crave a deeper connection with the places they visit, appreciate expert guidance, and are okay with a packed but well-organized day.

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The day kicks off with a drive to the Kravice Waterfalls, a site that truly lives up to its reputation. Situated on the Trebiat River, these falls are renowned for their crystal-clear waters and lush surroundings. The falls are especially stunning in spring, when snowmelt swells the river, creating a roaring spectacle. During summer, the pools become inviting for a quick dip, which many reviews confirm is a highlight.
Travelers rave about the chance to swim in the pools, with one guest noting they had “time for a refreshing swim” and highly recommending it. The lush greenery around the falls makes it an ideal spot to relax and take photos. The water’s roar and the vibrant landscape make it a true nature spectacle—perfect for a few hours of unwinding or snapping memorable pictures. Keep in mind, the amount of time here might be limited (around 2 hours), but many consider this enough to enjoy the falls without feeling rushed.
Next up is the historic town of Mostar, famous for its Old Bridge (Stari Most), a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The bridge, reconstructed after the devastating 1990s conflict, is a marvel of engineering and symbolizes reconciliation. As you walk through the cobblestone streets, you’ll notice the blend of Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian architecture, which reflects the city’s cultural melting pot.
The guides often run an audio walking tour, highlighting landmarks like local mosques, traditional bazaars, and other historical sites. Travelers have shared that their guides, such as Mira and others, “told stories and gave insights that made the city come alive,” adding depth to the visit.
You’ll also have free time to explore on your own—whether to browse souvenir stalls, sip Turkish coffee by the river, or just soak up the atmosphere. Tour reviews mention the scenic views from the top of the minaret as a must-see, offering a panoramic shot of the city’s rooftops and the bridge.
Some guests expressed a desire for more time in Mostar, but generally, the 3-hour window allows for a good balance of guided sightseeing and personal exploration.
On the way to Ston, the scenery transitions from urban to beautifully rural. Ston is famous for its massive medieval walls, stretching over 5 kilometers, making them some of the longest in Europe. As you approach, the walls give you a sense of the city’s strategic importance in historic times.
Your guide will share stories about Ston’s defense systems and economic significance, especially related to its salt production, which remains a vital part of the local culture. The historic salt pans have been operational for centuries, and many reviewers appreciated the breathtaking views of shimmering salt flats bathed in sunlight.
Walking along the walls offers stunning panoramic views of the surrounding landscape, perfect for photography. The salt pans are particularly photogenic and fascinating, giving insight into how this resource shaped the local economy. Visitors mention that the guided tour here was “fascinating,” with some wishing for more time to explore the salt flats or climb additional towers.

The tour price includes hotel pickup and drop-off, ensuring a hassle-free start and finish at your accommodation. Travel is in brand-new Mercedes vehicles, which are both comfortable and stylish—the type of ride that makes the long drives more pleasant.
You’ll be accompanied by a knowledgeable guide throughout, with an audio guide available in multiple languages, adding to the educational experience. Also, reviews reveal that guides like Philip, Mira, and Gabriel are praised for their friendly attitude and detailed knowledge, often going beyond basic commentary.
Extras like visiting Poitelj, Meugorje, or trying oyster tasting are optional and paid separately, giving you the flexibility to customize your day.
The tour doesn’t include meals or entrance fees to certain sites, but many travelers find the value is high considering the transportation, guidance, and memorable sights.

The tour generally runs smoothly, but note that border queues can be variable—most reviews mention minimal wait times, but it’s good to be patient.
The majority of reviews highlight the expert guides, with many praising guides like Gabriel and Mira for their friendly, knowledgeable, and attentive service. One traveler called Gabriel “extremely friendly and very knowledgeable,” adding that his storytelling made the day truly memorable.
Guests appreciate the scenic landscapes and the charm of Mostar, describing it as almost fairy-tale-like. Many note their limited time in each location, but still feel they got a good overview.
A few mention the long bus ride and wish for more time at the waterfalls or in Mostar, but overall, most agree that the trip offers excellent value. The small group size, attentive guides, and authentic experiences are consistently praised.

This private tour offers a well-balanced mix of natural beauty and cultural sights, all guided by knowledgeable professionals who make each stop meaningful. It’s perfect for travelers seeking an intimate experience with the flexibility to customize it to their preferences.
The stunning Kravice Waterfalls provide a refreshing break in nature, while Mostar’s historic charm and Ston’s impressive walls deepen your understanding of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s diverse heritage. The comfort of new Mercedes vehicles and attentive guides add to the experience’s overall quality, making it good value for those wanting a hassle-free day with meaningful highlights.
While the long drives and brief stops might be a consideration, most agree that the scenery, storytelling, and authentic atmosphere make this tour worthwhile. It’s ideal for history buffs, nature lovers, and culture seekers looking to explore beyond the usual routes—without feeling rushed or overwhelmed.
“Excellent day trip, our tour guide Philip was great and very knowledgeable! We had time for a refreshing swim at the beautiful Kravice falls, highl…”

Is transportation included?
Yes, hotel pick-up and drop-off are included, with all transportation in brand-new Mercedes vehicles.
Can I customize this tour?
Yes, the experience is described as customizable, allowing you to focus on the sites that interest you most.
How long is the tour?
The full-day trip typically includes about 2 hours at Kravice Waterfalls, 3 hours in Mostar, and a visit to Ston, with some additional driving time.
Are guides available in multiple languages?
Yes, audio guides are available in English, Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, and German.
What should I bring?
Bring your passport or ID, comfortable shoes, swimwear if you plan to swim, beachwear, and headphones.
What’s the price for this experience?
The cost is $662 per group of up to 3 people, making it a reasonable value considering the personalized service and sites visited.
Are there any optional attractions?
Yes, options such as Poitelj, Meugorje, and oyster tasting are available at extra cost.
Is there flexibility in booking?
Yes, you can reserve now and pay later, with the option to cancel up to 24 hours before the tour for a full refund.
This tour offers a rich blend of scenic beauty, cultural insight, and personalized service, making it an excellent choice for travelers eager to discover Bosnia and Herzegovina beyond the typical tourist spots. Whether you’re a history enthusiast, nature lover, or just seeking a memorable day out, this experience is designed to satisfy.