Mostar & Kravice Waterfalls Day Trip from Dubrovnik

Mostar's Old Bridge & Kravice Waterfalls in One Day from Dubrovnik

You get picked up from your Dubrovnik accommodation, driven to Mostar for a 45-minute Old Town tour with a local guide and two hours of free time, then taken to Kravice Waterfalls with fast-track entry so you skip the queue. The coach handles transport both ways, luggage storage is on board, and you're back at your hotel by evening without arranging anything yourself.

Step-by-step itinerary

Mostar and Kravice Waterfalls tour

• Pickup near accommodation in Dubrovnik area
• Scenic drive along Adriatic coast
• Stop in Neum for coffee or breakfast
• Guided tour of Mostar Old Town and Old Bridge
• Free time in Mostar for coffee, shopping, or lunch
• View Neretva River on route to Kravice
• Visit Kravice Waterfalls for swimming and relaxing
• Return drive to Dubrovnik with drop-off

The Experience

So you're standing in Dubrovnik with a full day ahead and no rental car — yeah, this is exactly what solves that. The pickup happens within a 5–10 minute walk from your accommodation (works for Dubrovnik, Slano, Orasac, or Zaton Mali), and then you're on an air-conditioned coach heading south along the Adriatic coast. The drive itself is half the point; you cross into Bosnia and stop in Neum for coffee or breakfast before the real day starts. It's not rushed, and the guide on board is already talking you through what's coming.

Mostar hits different when you arrive mid-morning. A local guide meets you in the Old Town and walks you through the center, stops at the Stari Most — that famous arched bridge that's been rebuilt and rebuilt again — and tells you the actual history instead of just pointing. Then you get about two hours loose to wander the narrow streets, grab lunch at a place that won't empty your wallet, or sit by the Neretva River and just breathe. The river itself is this impossible shade of green, and it's there the whole time you're walking around, which sounds small until you're actually standing in it.

After Mostar, the coach takes you to Kravice Waterfalls, and here's the thing: you skip the line. Fast-track entry means you walk straight through while other groups are still queuing, and then you've got time to actually be there instead of waiting. Some people swim — bring a towel if you're doing that — and some just walk through the greenery and sit by the water. The waterfall itself is wide and powerful, and the pool below is cold enough that jumping in is a decision you make with your whole body. Your stuff stays on the bus, so you're not managing a backpack while you're soaked.

The return to Dubrovnik is quiet. You're tired, probably a little damp, and the drive back gives you time to actually think about what you saw instead of rushing to the next thing. Drop-off is back at your pickup point, same 5–10 minute walk from your hotel. The whole day is about 10 hours door-to-door, which sounds long until you realize you've crossed a border, seen two countries, swum in a waterfall, and never once had to figure out a bus schedule or negotiate a taxi fare.

What’s included

• Your day includes hotel pickup and drop-off within a 5–10 minute walk from your accommodation in Dubrovnik, Slano, Orasac, or Zaton Mali.
• round-trip transportation in an air-conditioned coach.
• a professional English-speaking guide on board.
• a 45-minute guided tour of Mostar's Old Town with a local licensed guide.
• fast-track entry to Kravice Waterfalls so you skip the queue.
• luggage storage on the bus.
• and a coffee or breakfast stop in Neum on the way. Lunch in Mostar is at your own cost and on your own time.

Good to know

Easy physical levelPublic transport nearby

Operated by ROCK TOURS Travel Agency

Is this one for you?Right for travelers staying in Dubrovnik without a rental car who want to see both Mostar and Kravice Waterfalls in one day. Expect a full day out — roughly 10 hours total — which is what makes fitting two countries, a guided walk, free time to explore, and a waterfall swim all into one trip possible.

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Top questions

Do I need a passport to cross into Bosnia?

Yes. EU citizens can use a valid ID card or residence permit plus passport. Non-EU travelers need a passport with at least 3 months validity remaining. Some countries have visa requirements — check before booking.

Can I swim at Kravice Waterfalls?

Yes. Bring swimwear and a towel if you want to. You can also walk through the greenery and relax without swimming — both are options.

What if my accommodation isn't in the listed pickup areas?

Enter your actual address during booking. The operator will arrange pickup within a 5–10 minute walk from wherever you're staying in Dubrovnik.

How much free time do I have in Mostar?

Around 2 hours after the 45-minute guided tour of the Old Town and Stari Most. Enough to explore, have lunch, or sit by the river.

Is fast-track entry to Kravice Waterfalls included?

Yes. You skip the entrance queue and go straight in, which saves time and lets you spend more of your visit actually at the waterfall.

Can I leave my belongings on the bus?

Yes. Luggage storage is available on the coach during stops in Mostar and at Kravice Waterfalls.

How long is the total day?

Around 10 hours from pickup to drop-off, including the drive, both guided stops, and free time in Mostar.

Is this tour suitable for children?

It's suitable for most ages, but not recommended for children under 3 or guests with limited mobility due to walking and border crossing requirements.