Sarajevo to Dubrovnik: Mostar, Blagaj & Kravice Waterfall

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Duration11h

GroupUp to 8

LanguagesEN

PickupAt your hotel

One Road Connects Two Cities—and Everything Between Them

You travel from Sarajevo to Dubrovnik (or reverse) with a professional English-speaking guide and driver, stopping at Počitelj's hilltop town, Blagaj Monastery and cave with lunch included, Mostar's Old Bridge and old town with free time to explore, and Kravice Waterfall. All entry fees to attractions are paid upfront, and the 12-hour itinerary is timed so you see the main sights without rushing between them.

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Step-by-step itinerary

Explore Herzegovina highlights and nature

Explore Old Town of Konjic and Old Bridge
Visit Battle for Wounded museum and destroyed bridge
Drive scenic road along Jablanica Lake and Neretva River Canyon
Walk uphill in Počitelj and visit historic sites
Stop for lunch and explore Blagaj Cave and Dervish House
Walking tour of Mostar Old Bridge and Old Town
Free time to enjoy Mostar city
Visit Kravica Waterfalls near Ljubuški

The Experience

The moment you realize the drive itself is the tour, not just the way to get there, something shifts. You're not sitting in a van watching the landscape pass; you're stopping inside it. Konjic's old town and its bridge appear first, then the road climbs along Jablanica Lake with the Prenj mountain rising across the water—and your driver pulls over without being asked, because this is how the day works. The route from Sarajevo to Dubrovnik doesn't just connect two cities; it cuts through Herzegovina's entire story, and this transfer tour is built around that fact instead of fighting it.

Počitelj comes next, a town that sits above the Neretva River like it's been waiting six centuries for you to climb up to it. The walk is easy, maybe an hour, and your guide walks with you past the Hajji Alija Mosque, the Clock Tower, and the Gavrankapetanovic tower—each one a marker of the town's strategic importance and the different hands that held it. By the time you reach Blagaj, you've already crossed into a different landscape. The Blagaj Dervish House sits right at the river's edge, and the cave behind it stays cool even in the heat. Lunch happens here, and if you need vegetarian options, they're ready. Entry to both Blagaj and the cave is already paid for, so you don't negotiate or wait in a separate line.

Mostar's Old Bridge is the centerpiece—the Stari Most, rebuilt after the war, standing exactly where it stood before. The walking tour through the old town is guided, but afterward you get free time to wander, sit in a café, or just stand on the bridge and watch the river. Then comes Kravice Waterfall, near Ljubuški, where the Trebižat River drops 26 to 28 meters into a natural amphitheater of travertine rock. The water is cold and the setting is geological—this isn't a postcard moment manufactured for tourists; it's a monument that happens to be stunning. Entry is included. By the time you reach Dubrovnik, you've moved through war history, Ottoman architecture, monastic life, and raw nature, all in one direction, with someone who knows what you're looking at.

The vehicle is air-conditioned and the pace is built for a 12-hour day—long enough to breathe at each stop, short enough that you're not exhausted by the time you arrive. If you're traveling with small children, they can sit on a lap or bring a stroller. Public transport options exist nearby if you need them, though the whole point is that you don't have to figure out the connections yourself.

What’s included

Your day includes hotel or meeting point pickup, professional English-speaking guide and driver, air-conditioned vehicle transport, entry to Blagaj Monastery and cave, entry to Kravice Waterfall, lunch in Blagaj with vegetarian options available, guided walking tours of Počitelj and Mostar's Old Town, and free time to explore Mostar independently. All admission fees and taxes are paid in advance, so you move through each stop without separate transactions.

Good to know

Easy physical levelStroller friendlyPublic transport nearbyInfants must sit on laps

Operated by Funky Tours

Is this one for you?Book this if you're traveling between Sarajevo and Dubrovnik and want to see Herzegovina's main sights in one day without arranging separate transport, tickets, and timing—the fixed itinerary and included guide handle all of that, and the 12-hour window is what makes five major stops possible in a single journey.