Mostar, Počitelj & Kravice Waterfalls tour from Split

Počitelj sits on the World Monuments Watch list of endangered heritage sites, and you'll walk its stone streets before noon.

A full-day guided tour from Split into Bosnia and Herzegovina, visiting the preserved Ottoman village of Počitelj, the historic city of Mostar with its iconic Stari Most bridge, and the turquoise pools of Kravice Waterfalls. A local guide leads you through Mostar's Old Town and Bazaar; you get free time to explore at your own pace, and swimming is possible at the falls when conditions allow. Transport is air-conditioned with WiFi on board; you'll need a valid passport and should bring cash for the park entrance fee (€10) and border crossing (€5).

Step-by-step itinerary

Explore Počitelj, Mostar, and Kravice Falls

• Visit historic village of Počitelj
• Walk through Kujundziluk street
• See the mosque in Mostar
• View Stari Most bridge
• Enjoy Kravice Waterfalls

The Experience

The tour departs at 7am from the Gray Line office in Split, heading south toward Bosnia. Your first stop is Počitelj, a village of stone buildings and narrow streets that overlooks the Neretva River—it's preserved from the Ottoman era and carries the weight of being on the World Monuments Watch list of 100 most endangered cultural heritage sites. You'll wander through it before moving on to Mostar, where a licensed local guide takes over for a walking tour of the Old Town.

In Mostar, the guide shows you the Stari Most, the majestic stone arch bridge that connects two medieval towers and defines the city's skyline. You'll walk through Kujundziluk, the atmospheric Old Bazaar with its oriental street layout and buildings, and see the mosque. The city's coffee culture—distinctive and reminiscent of Turkey—is something you can experience on your own during the free time built into the afternoon. You can shop, taste local food, or sit by the river without the group moving on.

The day ends at Kravice Waterfalls, where turquoise pools sit beneath the cascade. Swimming is possible when conditions allow, so bring a swimsuit and comfortable shoes. The 12-hour itinerary means you're back in Split by evening, but the drive times depend on traffic and the time of day. You'll need to carry cash for the waterfall park entrance (€10) and the border crossing fee (€5)—neither is included in the tour price—and your passport must be valid on the day of travel.

What’s included

• Air-conditioned vehicle with WiFi on board.
• professional local guide leading a walking tour of Mostar's Old Town, Bazaar and Stari Most.
• access to Počitelj and Kravice Waterfalls.

Good to know

Moderate physical levelStroller friendlyPublic transport nearbyInfants must sit on laps

Operated by Gray Line Croatia

Is this one for you?Choose the Split departure if you're based in the city center and want a straightforward 7am pickup; if you're staying in Trogir or Omiš, the tour departs from those towns at 6:15am and includes the same guide, sites and inclusions. A valid passport and moderate fitness are required—the day involves walking through Počitelj's stone streets and Mostar's Old Town, plus standing time at the waterfalls.

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Top questions

What is the Stari Most and why does it matter to Mostar?

The Stari Most is a majestic stone arch bridge spanning the Neretva River and connecting two medieval towers; it is the city's most recognizable landmark and the centerpiece of the Old Town that your guide will show you.

Can I swim at Kravice Waterfalls, or just look at them?

Swimming is possible at Kravice Waterfalls when conditions allow, so bring a swimsuit and plan to take a refreshing dip in the turquoise pools if the water and weather cooperate.

What time does the tour leave Split, and when will I be back?

The tour departs at 7am from the Gray Line office on Obala Hrvatskog narodnog preporoda 21 in Split; the full day is 12 hours, so you'll return by evening, though exact timing depends on traffic.

Do I need a passport for this trip, and what cash should I bring?

A valid passport is required on the day of travel and must be presented to the office staff; bring €10 in cash for the Kravice Waterfalls park entrance and €5 for the border crossing, as neither is included in the tour price.

Is there free time in Mostar to explore on my own?

Yes, the tour includes free time in Mostar so you can wander the Old Bazaar, shop, taste local food, or relax by the river at your own pace before the group moves on to Kravice Waterfalls.

What's included in the tour price, and what do I need to arrange myself?

The tour includes air-conditioned transport with WiFi, a professional local guide for the Mostar walking tour, and access to all three sites; you pay separately for food and drinks, the Kravice Waterfalls entrance fee, and the border crossing fee.