Dubrovnik: Mostar, Blagaj & Kravice Waterfalls Tour

If you’re cruising through the Dubrovnik area and craving a deeper, more authentic taste of Bosnia and Herzegovina, this day trip offers a compelling mix of natural beauty and cultural charm. We’re talking about a carefully curated experience that balances stunning scenery, fascinating history, and local flavors—all in one well-organized package.

What makes this tour stand out? First, the luxurious Mercedes V-Class feels more like a mini-vacation than a typical bus ride—think leather seats, plenty of space, and no small talk needed. Second, it’s limited to just 7 guests, making the journey intimate and personalized. Third, the expert guides who speak both English and Spanish are known for their attentiveness and insightful tips.

One potential downside? The price—at $142 per person, it’s on the higher side compared to some group tours, but many find the comfort, exclusivity, and included stops worth it. This experience is ideal for travelers who value comfort, small groups, and a flexible itinerary that avoids the crowds. Perfect if you prefer a more relaxed, in-depth day rather than hurried sightseeing.

Good To Know

• Comfortable, semi-private transport in a Mercedes V-Class for up to 7 people
• Priority border crossings save time and reduce stress
• Authentic stops at Kravice Waterfalls, Mostar, and Blagaj
• Expert guides provide rich insights in English and Spanish
• Flexible, small-group experience enhances personal attention
• Great value for those seeking comfort and authenticity over mass tourism

This tour offers a well-balanced mix of nature, history, and local culture, all within approximately 10 hours. It’s designed to give you a taste of Bosnia’s highlights without feeling rushed or crowded, thanks to the small group size and priority border crossings.

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The Journey Starts in Dubrovnik

Your day begins with a pickup from Dubrovnik in the sleek Mercedes V-Class. This vehicle isn’t just about style; it provides a smooth, quiet ride, making the long hours of travel more comfortable and enjoyable. The groups are limited to seven, meaning you’ll get plenty of personal attention from your guides, who are fluent in both English and Spanish.

Kravice Waterfalls: Nature’s Private Pool

The first stop, Kravice Waterfalls, is a true highlight. These cascading falls drop about 25 meters, creating a stunning curtain of water that spills into clear, emerald pools. We loved the way the tour emphasizes flexibility here—feel free to bring your swimsuit because you can actually swim in these pools, avoiding the crowds that often gather. The entry fee is $10, which is worth it for the chance to relax in this scenic spot.

A reviewer from Spain highlighted how the waterfalls felt like a ‘private natural pool,’ and that the guide shared tips on the best spots for photos and relaxing. The natural beauty here is so striking that it’s easy to forget you’re just a short drive from bustling Dubrovnik.

Mostar: A Crossroads of Cultures

Next, the group heads to Mostar, a city where East meets West in a charming setting. The Star Most (Old Bridge) is the star attraction, and you’ll get free time to walk across it, watch the famous cliff divers, and explore the Ottoman-era bazaars.

Our guide explained that, “waiting for the cliff divers is a must—they make your Instagram pop,” which is true, but it’s also worth taking a moment to simply soak in the views and the lively atmosphere. Many reviews mention how knowledgeable guides make all the difference; one said, “Paco is amazing, very attentive, and shares great tips that make you feel like you’re really in the know.”

You’ll have around 3 hours of free time here, enough to stroll the cobbled streets, snap photos, and enjoy a riverside lunch (although meals aren’t included). The small group size allows for more local tips and spontaneous exploring.

Blagaj: The Enchanted Spring

The final highlight is Blagaj, home to a peaceful 500-year-old monastery built beside the Buna River spring. Watching the river burst from a cliffside cave feels almost otherworldly—so peaceful you might forget your phone exists for a moment. It’s a perfect spot to reflect and unwind after the busy city and waterfall.

The stop here is brief—about 30 minutes—yet many travelers find it the most serene part of the day. One reviewer noted that “the Buna River spring is so tranquil that you forget you’re in a tour,” which speaks to how well this stop captures that sense of calm.

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Returning to Dubrovnik

After Blagaj, the group makes its way back to Dubrovnik, with the option to reflect on a memorable day filled with varied landscapes and cultural sights. The return journey is relaxing, thanks to the comfort of the Mercedes and a friendly, knowledgeable guide who keeps the conversation engaging.

This experience provides a high level of comfort and authenticity for a fair price. The small group size and priority border crossings help avoid long waits, which can otherwise eat into sightseeing time. The stops at Kravice, Mostar, and Blagaj are thoughtfully spaced out, giving enough time to explore without feeling rushed.

While the price might seem steep, many travelers find the quality of transport, guide expertise, and intimate group size justify the cost. Plus, the inclusion of natural and cultural highlights makes it a well-rounded day.

The reviews consistently praise the guides’ knowledge and attentiveness, with one traveler from Spain specifically mentioning Paco’s great tips and attentiveness. The stunning views at each stop make this tour not just a sightseeing trip but a collection of memorable moments.

If you prefer comfort over crowded buses, appreciate small-group travel, and want a personalized experience with knowledgeable guides, this tour fits well. It’s perfect for those who want to see the highlights of Bosnia without the hassle of planning multiple transport legs or waiting in long lines.

Travelers interested in nature, architecture, and authentic local culture will find this trip rewarding. It’s also suitable for those who value flexibility, as the tour encourages relaxed exploration and spontaneous photo stops.

This trip isn’t suitable for wheelchair users, but for most other travelers, it offers a compelling, well-organized way to experience Bosnia from Dubrovnik.

Do I need a passport or ID?
Yes, you will need your passport or ID card for border crossings, so remember to bring it along.

Are meals included in the tour?
No, meals are not included, but there will be opportunities to buy lunch or snacks during free time, especially in Mostar.

What should I bring?
Bring your passport, a towel if you want to swim at Kravice, and any personal essentials.

Can I swim at Kravice Waterfalls?
Yes, you can swim in the pools—just bring your swimsuit and some cash for the entry fee.

Is this tour flexible with timing?
The schedule is fixed, but the small group size and guided commentary give some room for spontaneous stops or questions.

How long is the drive?
The total duration is about 10 hours, including travel and stops, with most of the time spent enjoying the sights.

Is the tour suitable for children?
Yes, but children will need their own passport or ID, and the tour is not designed with wheelchair accessibility in mind.

What language are the guides speaking?
Guides speak both English and Spanish, catering to diverse groups.

This Dubrovnik day trip combines natural beauty, cultural discovery, and comfort, making it a fantastic option for travelers seeking a memorable and hassle-free experience in Bosnia. Whether you’re into scenic waterfalls, historic bridges, or tranquil springs, this tour offers a thoughtful blend of all three, with a touch of luxury and expert guidance.

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