MOSTAR DAY TRIP FROM DUBROVNIK

Explore Mostar and Mesmerizing Kravice Waterfalls

If you think that besides Adriatic coastline there is no more natural beauties in this region, you are wrong. This tour does regular Mostar visit as a highlight of the tour with additional visit of Kravice waterfalIs. Tour starts from Dubrovnik and after picking up all the group, we drive to the north of the country, to the border with Bosnia.  From there we drive to Neum, the only small town on the coast of Bosnia and Herzegovina. After crossing the border we drive to Kravice, first sightseeing stop on our tour.  In spring this stunning mini-Niagara  how it is called by the locals,of 25m cascades pounds itself into a dramatic, steamy fury. In summer the falls themselves are less impressive but surrounding pools become shallow enough for swimming.  After visiting Kravice, we drive to Mostar to visit the old town and famous old bridge, the most important monument of oriental architecture in this town. First when we come there is a short walking tour with a local guide and after the tour free time to visit the place on your own and to enjoy local meals.  From Mostar we travel back to Dubrovnik and tour ends with complimentary drop off at your pick up location.

Suggested Itinerary

1st stop: Kravice Waterfalls

Kravice waterfalls are about 25 meters high and divided into 20 falls. It is a protected nature reserve, settled on Trebižat river in the Herzegovinian region of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The waterfalls cascade off a particularly large tuff limestone deposit and onto the lake below. Chaste trees, poplars and figs form the surroundings. The water is particularly cool even during hot summer days. But, if you want you can have a swim in the lakes, so is recommended to bring your beachwear.

2nd stop: The Old Bridge (Stari Most) in Mostar

The Old Bridge across the river Neretva connects two parts of Mostar. The original bridge was commissioned by Suleiman the Magnificent in 16th century and stood there for 427 years, until it was destroyed in 1993 in Homeland war, and then rebuilt again in 2004. As we arrive here, you are free to explore the bridge and visit small streets and charming shops nearby.