Kravice waterfalls and Mostar
A long day across the border into Herzegovina. Water and shade at Kravice, then Mostar's Old Bridge and the Ottoman bazaar.
At a glance
- Route
- Kravice waterfalls – Mostar
- Pick-up
- Your accommodation in Split, Trogir, Čiovo, Kaštela or Podstrana
- Border
- Passport or ID card for Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Duration
- 10–12 h
- Price from
- €568 per vehicle
- Vehicles
- Renault Espace, 2016 · up to 4 passengers · 2 large and 2 small suitcases included
Mostar
The plan
Kravice
The Trebižat river drops over a wide semicircle of travertine about 25 metres high. In summer you can swim in the pool below; outside summer it is a walk and a coffee by the water.
Mostar
The Old Bridge was built by the Ottomans in 1566, destroyed in 1993 and rebuilt stone by stone. Walk the cobbled bazaar of Kujundžiluk, watch the divers who jump from the bridge, and have lunch with a view of the Neretva.
Good to know
Every passenger needs a passport or ID card. Waiting at the border varies a lot, especially on summer weekends, so Alen may change the order of stops. Entrance to Kravice and meals are paid separately; euros are widely accepted, but local cash (KM) helps for small purchases.
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