Kravica Waterfalls: Ticket, Swimming and Which Tour to Book
The gate is 20 KM, a small amount in euros, and five of the nine listings we opened leave it out. 40 tours reach the falls from Dubrovnik, Mostar, Sarajevo and Split, from under 60 to more than 500 EUR.
The ticket to the Kravica Waterfalls costs 20 KM, a small amount in euros, and in 5 of the 9 tour listings we opened it is not in the price. That one fact decides whether the listed price is the price you pay. Kravica (Vodopad Kravica, written Kravice on many tour pages) is a semicircle of tufa falls on the Trebižat river, 7 km from Ljubuški in Herzegovina. This page treats it as a place: what the operator's rules allow, what the ticket covers, how the hours change by month, and how to choose between the two kinds of tour. All 40 tours we list go here. Twenty leave from Dubrovnik and twenty from Mostar, Sarajevo and Split, and a table below says which page to read. The gate price, the hours and the rules come from the operator's own visitor page, read on 22 October 2026. Everything that depends on the tour, such as the border, the stops, the starting point and the time you get at the falls, comes from the listings, and the two tour pages go through them one by one.
The other Bosnian waterfalls, Štrbački buk, Pliva and the two Skakavacs, are on the Bosnia and Herzegovina page, so this page stays at Kravica. Distances and times here are operator figures, and where the sources disagree on a number, both appear. Read the Dubrovnik page if you start on the Croatian coast, and the Mostar, Sarajevo and Split page if you are already in Bosnia or taking the day from Split. If you are unsure, the table in the middle of this page sets the two side by side, and the chart under it shows why their prices should not be compared with one number.
Choose a destination in Kravica Waterfalls
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Mostar & Kravica Tours from Dubrovnik
Mostar and Kravica tours from Dubrovnik: 20 listings, roughly 30 to 120 EUR shared and 120 to 1,000 EUR private, with the border, the real time at the falls…
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Kravica Tours from Mostar, Sarajevo & Split
Kravica tours from Mostar, Sarajevo and Split: 20 listings at roughly 30 to 250 EUR, with the stops, the hours you really get at the falls and what the gate…
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Waterfalls Travel Experiences in Kravica Waterfalls
Discover Herzegovina from Mostar: Skywalk Views, Blagaj, Počitelj and Kravice
The day opens on Fortica Hill, where the guide tells first-hand stories of the 1990s war in Mostar, then visits Blagaj, Počitelj and Kravice for a swim.
Early Kravice Falls and Mostar from Dubrovnik, Minivan Group of 8, Driver-Guide
A driver-guide, minivan groups of up to 8 and an early start at Kravice Falls, followed by nearly three hours in Mostar with time for a boat ride or lunch.
Enjoy Herzegovina Full-Day Tour from Mostar: Blagaj, Počitelj, Kravice, Fortica
Hostel Miran, five minutes from the Bus Station, is the pickup point for a minivan day to Blagaj, Počitelj, Kravice and the Fortica viewpoint. Bring swimwear.
From Split: Mostar Guided Walk, Free Time and Kravice Waterfalls Park Visit
A guided hour in Mostar, about two hours of free time in the bazaar and an hour and a half at the Kravica park, with round-trip transport from Split included.
Full-Day Kravice Falls and Mostar Trip from Dubrovnik Port Bus Station via Neum
Leaves from the bus station by the Dubrovnik port, stops in Neum, gives an hour and a half at Kravice and three hours in Mostar, guided in English or Spanish.
Gray Line Day Trip from Split, Trogir and Omiš to Mostar and Kravice Falls
Meet at the Gray Line office in Trogir or Split, or at 06:00 in Omiš, for a day that adds Počitelj to a Mostar Old Bridge walk and a swim stop at Kravice.
Herzegovina Day Tour from Mostar: Blagaj, Žitomislići Monastery, Počitelj, Kravice
A 9 a.m. start from iHouse Travel, a 50-minute guided visit at the Blagaj tekke and two hours at Kravice. Entry tickets to Blagaj and Kravice are not included.
Kravica Waterfalls and Mostar Guided Day Trip from Dubrovnik, English and Spanish Guides
Guides in English and Spanish lead a 12-hour day trip from Dubrovnik to the Kravica waterfalls and Mostar, with a swim stop and free time in the old town.
Kravice Falls and Mostar Guided Day Trip, Cavtat to Dubrovnik Pick-ups, Group of 15
Early pick-ups from Cavtat to Orašac, a stop at Mala Kravica falls and a walk with a local guide in Mostar, for groups of up to 15 travelers per booking.
Kravice Falls, Mostar Old Town and Pocitelj Day Trip from Dubrovnik with English Guide
A full day from Dubrovnik with an English-speaking driver, up to one hour at Kravice Falls and free time in Mostar before a stop at medieval Pocitelj.
Kravice Waterfalls and Mostar Bus Day Trip from Dubrovnik, Neum Stop, Free Time in Mostar
Bus day trip along the Dalmatian coast with a photo break in Neum, an hour at Kravice Falls and three hours of free time in Mostar with an English guide.
Kravice Waterfalls Day or Half-Day Visit from Mostar with Private Transport
Private transport from Mostar to the Kravice falls near Ljubuski, with a stay of a full day or half a day. Lunch is not included, and groups are capped at 15.
Kravice Waterfalls Full-Day Swim Trip from Mostar by Air-Conditioned Minivan
Air-conditioned minivan, driver-guide and a free day at the Trebizat falls, with hotel pickup from selected hotels. The falls entrance fee is paid separately.
Mostar and Kravice Falls from Dubrovnik, Long Waterfall Stay, Up to 7 Guests
A loop through inland Bosnia with Stolac and Čapljina on the way, then home over the Pelješac Bridge, with at least two and a half hours at Kravice Falls.
Mostar Old Town Walk and Kravice Falls from Dubrovnik by Coach, Neum Coffee Stop
Coach day trip with a 45-minute local guide in Mostar, about 2 hours of free time, a coffee stop in Neum and fast-track entry at Kravice Falls, in English.
Mostar, Ston and Kravice Falls from Dubrovnik, Mercedes Small Group, Audio Guides
Mercedes vehicles with Wi-Fi, a guide, audio commentary in six languages and a stop at Ston on the way back from Kravice Falls and Mostar, max 15 guests.
One-Way Sarajevo to Dubrovnik Tour with Konjic, Mostar, Blagaj, Počitelj and Kravica
One way from Sarajevo to Dubrovnik in a single day, stopping at Konjic, Mostar, Blagaj, Počitelj and Kravica, with drop-off at your address in Dubrovnik.
Počitelj, Mostar and Kravice Falls Day Tour from Split, Trogir or Omiš
Počitelj, Mostar's Old Bridge and Kravice in one day from Split, Trogir or Omiš, with a local guide in Mostar and free time to shop, eat or sit by the river.
Private Day Tour to Mostar, Pocitelj and Kravice Falls, Waterfall Entry Included, Up to 8
A private vehicle and driver-guide for up to 8 travelers, with the Kravice entrance fee and local taxes covered and a route you can reshape on the day.
Private Day Trip from Dubrovnik: Mostar Old Town, Lunch Break, then Kravice Waterfalls
A private day for up to 8 that starts in Mostar's old town, breaks for lunch and ends at the Kravice pools, with Wi-Fi on board and guiding in English.
Private Day Trip from Sarajevo: Mostar, Blagaj Tekke and Kravice Waterfalls
A private 11-hour day from Sarajevo with a coffee break in Konjic, the Dervish tekke at Blagaj, the 25-meter Kravice falls and most of the time in Mostar.
Private Dubrovnik Day Tour via Peljesac Bridge to Kravice Falls, Pocitelj and Mostar
A private vehicle for up to 8 travelers with bottled water and German or English guiding, stopping at two bridges, Kravice Falls, Počitelj and Mostar.
Private Herzegovina Tour from Mostar at Your Own Pace: Kravice, Blagaj, Počitelj
No fixed schedule on this private tour from Mostar: the group decides how long to swim at Kravice, walk Počitelj or stay at Blagaj. Major costs are included.
Private Medjugorje Day Trip from Dubrovnik by Mercedes E-Class with Kravice Falls Stop
A black Mercedes E-class and an English or French speaking driver for up to 2 travelers, with the pace set by you in Međugorje and a stop at Kravice Falls.
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How the Kravica Waterfalls formed on the Trebižat
The operator explains it in one line: the Trebižat flows over limestone, deposits tufa, and the tufa built the falls. What stands there is a semicircle, with an amphitheater of water 120 m across beneath it and a height of about 28 m, depending on the water level. Nobody agrees on the height. One listing says about 25 m, another 30 m, and the official page says 28 m with a caveat. Use the official figure and remember that it moves with the river. The operator adds that the level and the vegetation change in every season and gives no months for it.
A wall of falls, not one drop
Kravica is many falls along one ledge, which is why long exposures like this one show a row of thin white streams in front of a flat lake. The tufa is the green and brown mass between and behind them, grown over by moss and trees.
The lake in front is the amphitheater the operator describes, 120 m across. It is where visitors swim in summer.
Tickets, hours and parking at Kravica
| Who | Price | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Adult | 20 KM | The same all year, a small amount in euros |
| Student group, 7 to 18 | 10 KM | Same all year |
| Residents of Bosnia and Herzegovina | Half price | With ID: 10 KM adult, 5 KM student |
| Children up to 7 | Free | |
| Groups of 25 or more | Guide and driver free | Agencies with an agreement get 20% off |
The ticket covers the falls, a second waterfall nearby called Koćuša, and the monastery museum at Humac. Tickets can also be bought online through ticket4you.ba. Cars pay 3 KM per started hour or 6 KM for the day, buses 10 KM per hour or 30 KM for the day, and motorbikes 3 KM. Commercial photography is 50 KM an hour and filming 100 KM.
| Months | Opens | Closes |
|---|---|---|
| January, February | 07:00 | 17:00 |
| March, April | 07:00 | 18:00 |
| May | 07:00 | 20:00 |
| June to September | 07:00 | 22:00 |
| October | 07:00 | 19:00 |
| November, December | 07:00 | 17:00 |
Swimming at Kravica, and the rules at the gate
Swimming is at your own risk, and the operator will not answer for an injury, a theft or damage to a car. Open fires and littering are prohibited. So is selling food and drinks in the car park, and pets may not enter the bathing areas. A landslide warning is posted. The visitor page does not mention drones or alcohol, so the honest answer on both is that we do not know. Ask the gate.
The operator says you can swim in summer. It does not promise the water is safe, and neither can we.
The beach side of the basin
The aerial photo shows the part of Kravica most day tours are really selling: the pool under the falls, a sand and pebble edge with people in the water, a snack building at the right and a short wooden jetty. Listings talk about the same things from the ground. They mention changing facilities and toilets on site, cafes and restaurants facing the falls, and steps down that are slippery.
If you plan to swim, bring a towel and a change of clothes, as one operator advises. It also advises cash, because many places in the region do not take cards.
Getting to Kravica from Dubrovnik, Mostar, Sarajevo and Split
Operators and one travel blog put the drive from Dubrovnik at about 2 hours and 127 km, from Sarajevo at about 3 hours and 167 km, and from Mostar at 45 minutes to an hour. Split to Mostar is about 2.5 hours with a border crossing, and the falls are still beyond that. None of these figures is official, and traffic and crossings change them. Dubrovnik and Split are in Croatia, so those tours cross a border, which the two pages below explain.
What nearly every Kravica tour adds: Mostar
Thirty-five of the 40 titles name Mostar, and the falls are one stop in a day built around the city and its old bridge. Only two listings sell the waterfall alone: a 6-hour day at the falls from Mostar at 30 to 60 EUR with 18 reviews, and a one-hour transfer called Visit Kravice Waterfalls in the same band with 3. Together they hold 21 of the 16,195 reviews. If the waterfall is your reason, the first of them is the one built for it.
Which Kravica tour: Dubrovnik, or Mostar, Sarajevo and Split
| Page | Shared tours | Private tours | Median day | Rating, weighted |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mostar & Kravica Tours from Dubrovnik | 11, typically 60 to 120 EUR (roughly 30 to 120 EUR) | 9, typically 500 to 1,000 EUR (roughly 120 to 1,000 EUR) | 10 hours | 4.73 on 9,969 reviews |
| Kravica Tours from Mostar, Sarajevo & Split | 16, typically 60 to 120 EUR (roughly 30 to 250 EUR) | 4, typically 120 to 250 EUR (roughly 60 to 250 EUR) | 10 hours | 4.92 on 6,226 reviews |
One page for each starting point
Each page reads its 20 tours one by one.
The chart is the argument for two pages. The Dubrovnik bar runs from roughly 60 to more than 500 EUR, because nearly half its listings are private. The other bar runs from roughly 30 to 120 EUR. Across both, 32% of the 40 tours are private. The median on the whole destination describes almost nothing you will actually pay, so read the median of the page you are on. A large part of the 4.8 average comes from a few listings: the top tour holds 3,634 of the 16,195 reviews, and Laus travel d.o.o. holds 24%, with 32 operators in all.
Is the Kravica entrance included in the tour?
Read the listing, because there are three answers. In the nine we opened, five name the Kravica entrance as an extra, in most cases a small amount in cash on the day. One private tour in the 500 to 1,000 EUR band includes it. One Sarajevo listing includes the falls and Blagaj if you select the option at checkout. Two say nothing. A tour that says nothing is not including it. The small euro amount that operators quote is the official 20 KM at the fixed exchange rate.
When to go to Kravica
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Pick June to September if you want the pool and the long evenings. Pick May or October for shorter hours and fewer swimmers. Some blogs put the fullest water in May and June, but no source we could verify does, so we do not rank months by flow. In winter the falls are open until 17:00 and the swimming is over.
Questions about the Kravica Waterfalls
Is Kravica worth visiting?
Yes if you pair it with Mostar and accept that the falls are one to one and a half hours of a 10 hour day. It is a tufa semicircle about 28 m high with a swimming basin 120 m across. The 40 tours average 4.8 on 16,195 reviews. If you only want the water, from Mostar the water-only listings both sit in the 30 to 60 EUR band, and the usual day with Blagaj and Počitelj is typically in the same band.
Can you swim at Kravica Waterfalls?
In summer, at your own risk, according to the operator. It will not answer for injuries, thefts or damage to a car. Pets are barred from the bathing areas, and a landslide warning is posted. Bring a towel and a change of clothes, because the steps down are slippery.
How much is the entrance to Kravica?
20 KM for adults, a small amount in euros, all year. Students aged 7 to 18 pay 10 KM and children up to 7 go free. The ticket covers Koćuša and the monastery museum at Humac. Car parking is 3 KM an hour or 6 KM a day.
How long does it take to get to Kravica from Dubrovnik?
Operators and a travel blog say about 2 hours and 127 km each way, with a border to cross. From Mostar it is 45 minutes to an hour, from Sarajevo about 3 hours. Tours add stops, so a Dubrovnik day is 10 hours at the median.
What is the difference between Kravica and Kravice?
Nothing, they are the same falls. The operator spells it Kravica and most tour listings say Kravice. Both appear in the tour titles on this site.
Comparing Bosnian waterfalls?
The Bosnia and Herzegovina page puts Kravica next to Štrbački buk, Pliva and the two Skakavacs.
Data verified on . Catalog of 40 tours read on 22 Oct 2026. Tickets, hours, parking and rules from kravica.ba; distances from operators and one travel blog, not official.