Private Day Tour to Mostar, Pocitelj and Kravica Waterfalls

Kravice Falls, a medieval hillside town and Mostar’s famous stone bridge make an ambitious day out from Dubrovnik. I like the mix: two hours at the falls leaves time to swim in summer, while three hours in Mostar gives you space for lunch and a proper walk around the old town.

The private format is another plus. Your group alone takes the trip, and the price covers up to eight people, so the cost can work well when shared. One practical caution: a past visitor reported a van without working air conditioning and a faulty seatbelt. The vehicle is meant to be air-conditioned, but it is sensible to confirm its condition before setting off.

What to know before you book

• Three very different stops: Swim or admire the water at Kravice Falls, take photos in Pocitelj, then explore Mostar’s bazaar and Old Bridge.
• A long day from Dubrovnik: The outing lasts about 12 hours, with roughly six hours scheduled across the three stops. The rest of the day is needed for the drive and transitions.
• Private for up to eight: You share the vehicle with your own party, not a larger tour group.
• Kravice admission costs extra: Budget €10 per person. Children under 12 enter free.
• Ivo and Andrea are named guides: They are associated with the tour, though you should confirm who will lead your departure.
• Bring swim gear in warm weather: Swimming is possible in summer, and a change of clothes will make the ride afterward more comfortable.

A full-day trip from Dubrovnik

This outing links three places that reward different kinds of attention. Kravice is about time beside the water, Pocitelj is a short look at a medieval town, and Mostar offers the longest stretch for walking, eating and browsing.

The full day is a trade-off. You get more than a quick visit to Mostar, but you also spend a substantial part of the day travelling between stops. If you want to see these places without arranging transport yourself, that convenience may be worth the long hours. If your priority is an unhurried stay in one town, a day with three stops may feel compressed.

The listed stop times add up to six hours: two at the falls, one in Pocitelj and three in Mostar. The tour lasts about 12 hours overall, so the remaining time is for the route and transitions. Do not plan a tightly timed evening activity back in Dubrovnik.

Kravice Falls: bring a towel and change of clothes

The day starts, or includes its first listed stop, at Kravice Falls. You have two hours here, enough to spend time near the waterfalls and, in summer, take a swim. The practical advice is simple: pack swimwear, a towel and dry clothes if you want to get in the water.

Admission is not included. The fee is €10 per person, while children below 12 enter free. Add this to your tour budget before comparing the group price with other options.

The falls are the most active stop. You can choose whether to swim or simply enjoy the setting, but do not assume that the entire two hours will be spent in the water. The tour does not specify facilities, changing arrangements or swimming conditions, so bring only what you need and check locally on arrival.

The allocated time is useful, but it is not an open-ended visit. If you love lingering by waterfalls, two hours may feel short once you account for getting changed and settling in. If you are mainly there to see the falls and take a swim, it should give you a worthwhile pause in a packed day.

Pocitelj: an hour for stone lanes and photos

Pocitelj is a medieval town, and the plan here is deliberately brief: take a short walk and make photos. Admission is free, so there is no extra entry fee to account for at this stop.

An hour is enough for a first impression, not a long exploration. Think of Pocitelj as a visual interlude between the water at Kravice and the busier stretch in Mostar. The compact visit may suit you if you enjoy a few striking views and a walk through an old settlement, but it will not satisfy anyone hoping for a slow, detailed visit.

There is no specific route or set of landmarks included in the tour information, so keep your expectations open. The main value is seeing a historic town up close rather than spending the whole day in the vehicle between the two bigger draws.

Mostar: three hours around the Old Bridge

Mostar gets the longest stop, with three hours of free time around the Old Bridge area of the old city. You can walk across the bridge, browse the bazaar and take a lunch break. That flexible block is a real strength: it lets you choose between a meal, shopping and exploring rather than following a tightly guided schedule.

The bridge is the natural focus, but the old town is more than a photo stop. A walk across it gives you a sense of the place, while the bazaar offers a chance to browse local shops. Food is another reason to make time for lunch. A visitor described the food as delicious and affordable, which is useful encouragement to leave room in your plan for a meal rather than packing snacks for the entire day.

Three hours is generous compared with the stop in Pocitelj, though it still has limits. You will need to watch the time and return to the meeting point when agreed. If shopping is important to you, browse with a rough idea of how long you want for lunch and the bridge. If you prefer a guided tour of the old town, note that the described Mostar time is free time, not a scheduled guided walk.

The guide can add context on the drive and during the day. Ivo is especially associated with telling local-history stories and keeping conversation going. Andrea is also named as a guide and praised for her recommendations. The guide for your specific departure is not guaranteed by the information available, so ask when booking if a particular person matters to you.

What the private format means for your group

The tour is private, with only your party participating, and the advertised price is $667.19 for a group of up to eight. At full capacity, that works out to about $83.40 per person before Kravice admission. A smaller party pays the same group price, so the value improves as you fill the seats.

Private transport is the core benefit. You do not have to coordinate a rental car, plan the stops yourself or share the day with an unrelated group. Parking fees, private transportation, an air-conditioned vehicle and onboard WiFi are included. Pickup is offered near your accommodation, at a bus stop or another nearby point, so confirm the exact pickup location with the provider.

There are limits to what the price covers. Kravice entry is extra, and tips for the guide or driver are not included. The stated admission cost is €10 per person, with free entry for children under 12. If your group is large, the per-person price can be appealing; if it is just one or two people, compare it against other transport options and decide how much the private service matters to you.

The vehicle deserves a quick check before departure. Although an air-conditioned vehicle is included, one past account described a van with no working air conditioning and a seatbelt that did not work properly, as well as cleanliness concerns. That is not enough to conclude that every vehicle has the same issue, but it is a fair reason to check that each passenger has a functioning seatbelt and that the air conditioning works before you leave.

Who will get the most from this day

This trip is a good fit if you are based in Dubrovnik, want to see several notable places in one day and value private transport. It also suits a family or small group that can share the fixed price and prefers choosing its own pace during free time.

It may be less appealing if you dislike long day trips or want a deep, slow visit at each stop. Pocitelj gets one hour, and the total day lasts about 12 hours. You will see a lot, but you will not have unlimited time to linger.

The experience is offered in English, and most people can participate. Pickup is available, but the exact point is arranged nearby, sometimes at a bus stop. The tour requires good weather. If poor weather forces a cancellation, you will be offered another date or a full refund. Otherwise, the experience is non-refundable and cannot be changed for any reason, so check your plans carefully before booking.

Should you book this Dubrovnik day tour?

Book it if you want a convenient, private day linking Kravice Falls, Pocitelj and Mostar, and you are comfortable with a long schedule and extra waterfall admission. The strongest case is the combination of three distinct stops, a useful three-hour window in Mostar and transport arranged for your own group.

Think twice if you need a slow pace, have a small party for whom the fixed group price feels steep, or cannot tolerate uncertainty about the vehicle. Ask who will guide your trip, confirm the pickup point and check the van’s air conditioning and seatbelts before departure. With those details settled, this is a practical way to fit a memorable slice of Bosnia and Herzegovina into a Dubrovnik stay.

FAQ

How long is the tour?

It lasts about 12 hours.

What places does the tour visit?

The stops are Kravice Falls, the historic town of Pocitelj and the Old Bridge area of Mostar.

How much does the tour cost?

The price is $667.19 per group, for up to eight people.

Is the tour private?

Yes. Only your group participates.

Is pickup available?

Yes. Pickup is offered near your place, potentially at a nearby bus stop. Confirm the exact point with the provider.

What language is the tour offered in?

The tour is offered in English.

Is Kravice Falls admission included?

No. Admission costs €10 per person. Children under 12 enter free.

Can I swim at Kravice Falls?

Swimming is possible in summer. Bring swimwear and a change of clothes if you plan to swim.

What is included in the price?

Parking fees, private transportation, an air-conditioned vehicle and onboard WiFi are included.

What happens if bad weather cancels the tour?

You will be offered a different date or a full refund if the experience is canceled because of poor weather. The experience is otherwise non-refundable and cannot be changed.