Dubrovnik: Private Tour to Mostar & Kravice Waterfalls

The big appeal here is that you can pair Mostar’s famous Old Bridge with the clear pools and cascades of Kravice Waterfalls in one long day from Dubrovnik. You are not locked into a large group, and the private vehicle gives your party room to set the pace within the nine-hour schedule.

I like the two-hour stop at Kravice because it leaves time to admire the falls, sit by the water, or swim if conditions suit you. I also like having a full three hours in Mostar, enough for a proper walk through the old quarter rather than a quick bridge photograph. The main drawback is the amount of time on the road: roughly four hours of the day is spent driving between Dubrovnik and Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Key points to know before booking

• Two major stops in one day: See Kravice Waterfalls and Mostar without changing hotels.
• Private group of up to eight: Your party has the vehicle to itself, with private transportation and onboard WiFi.
• Petar Radis may be your driver-guide: The tour is associated with Petar, who is described as punctual, polite, helpful, and fluent in English.
• Mostar gets three hours: That gives you time for the Old Bridge and the old part of the city.
• Kravice costs extra: Admission is €10 per person, not included in the tour price.
• A long but efficient day: The listed schedule totals about nine hours, including two two-hour drives.

Why this Dubrovnik day trip is worth considering

Dubrovnik is a wonderful base for seeing nearby parts of the region, but its old walls and Adriatic setting tell only one part of the story. This outing takes you inland and across the border to Mostar, where the Neretva River cuts through a city shaped by Ottoman, Austro-Hungarian, and modern Balkan history. It also adds Kravice, a wooded waterfall area that changes the mood from city walking to outdoor relaxation.

For a private group, the $500.39 price works differently than a per-person tour. Split among eight people, it is about $62.55 each before the waterfall admission. For four people, it is about $125.10 each, plus €10 per person at Kravice. That is not a bargain for a solo visitor, but it can be reasonable for a family or group that values a private vehicle, direct pickup, and an English-speaking driver-guide.

You should think of this as a full regional outing, not a quick side trip. The driving is part of the deal. The reward is that you can see two of southern Bosnia and Herzegovina’s best-known sights in one day without arranging separate transport.

Leaving Dubrovnik for a two-hour road journey

The day begins with pickup in Dubrovnik, followed by a drive of about two hours to the first main stop. The vehicle is air-conditioned, and WiFi is provided onboard. Those are modest details, but they matter when you are spending several hours on the road.

A private vehicle also removes some of the stress of coordinating a group departure. You are not sharing the day with strangers, and the only participants are your own party. That makes the format especially practical for families, couples traveling together, or a group of friends who want one vehicle and one shared plan.

The schedule is fairly fixed because the day includes two major stops and another two-hour drive back to Dubrovnik. You should be ready for an early start within the stated operating window of 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. The exact pickup time is not specified, so confirm it when your booking is accepted.

The reviews supplied for this experience repeatedly point to Petar Radis, also called Peter in some comments. He is described as a reliable and punctual driver with strong English, a comfortable van, and a good grasp of the area. One party used him for several full-day outings, while another appreciated his help with restaurants, shops, and general communication. Those are useful qualities on a day that involves long drives and a border crossing, though the specific driver should be confirmed with Du Travel And Tours.

Kravice Waterfalls: two hours beside the water

Kravice Waterfalls are the first sightseeing stop and receive about two hours. The falls spread across a broad section of river, with water dropping over limestone into clear pools below. The setting is green, shady, and very different from Dubrovnik’s stone streets and sea views.

You can use the stop in several ways. Walk around and look for different views of the cascades, sit on the banks, enjoy a picnic, or swim if you are prepared and conditions allow. The schedule gives you enough time to do more than pull over for a photograph, but not enough for a slow half-day visit.

Admission is not included. The stated fee is €10 per person, so include that in your budget. The tour price covers the vehicle, WiFi, and private transportation, but you pay the waterfall entrance separately.

There is a practical tradeoff here. Kravice is a nature stop, not a guided museum visit, and the experience depends on how you want to use your two hours. If you prefer active outdoor time, it adds welcome variety. If you are mainly interested in architecture and urban history, you may find the stop less important than Mostar.

Bring suitable clothing if you want to swim, though the supplied information does not specify changing facilities, water conditions, or seasonal swimming rules. It is safest to treat swimming as an option rather than the central promise of the tour.

Mostar and the Old Bridge

After Kravice, the tour continues to Mostar for about three hours. This is the heart of the day. Mostar sits along the Neretva River and is known for its stone Old Bridge, which links the two sides of the old city and is protected as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Three hours is a useful amount of time. You can walk through the old part of the city, see the bridge, pause for photographs, and browse the historic streets without reducing the visit to a rushed stop. The schedule does not list a separate admission fee for Mostar, so the main focus is exploring the city on foot.

Mostar is also where an English-speaking driver-guide can add real value. The supplied comments describe Petar as able to explain the history of the wider region clearly and help with practical communication. That matters because the area’s past is complicated, and a good explanation can turn a pretty bridge into a more meaningful visit.

At the same time, this is not presented as a specialized walking tour with a fixed list of museums or monuments. Your three hours appear to center on the old quarter and the bridge. If you want to visit particular museums or pay for additional attractions, ask in advance how that would fit the schedule.

The Old Bridge is the obvious landmark, but do not spend the entire stop only looking at it from one viewpoint. Give yourself time to walk through the surrounding historic area. The narrow streets, stone buildings, river views, and shops are part of the experience, not just a route to the bridge.

A private van can make the long day easier

The private format is one of the strongest reasons to choose this outing. The vehicle is reserved for your party, up to eight people, and the tour includes private transportation rather than asking you to piece together buses or taxis.

For a larger party, this can be good value. Eight people sharing $500.39 brings the transport cost down sharply per person. For a smaller group, the value rests more on convenience and privacy. You pay for a direct day with your own driver rather than simply buying access to a destination.

The van is described as spacious and comfortable enough for long rides. That matters because the driving segments total about four hours. Air conditioning should help during warm months, while WiFi gives you a way to stay connected during the road portions. Neither feature removes the time spent sitting, but both make the schedule easier to manage.

The private arrangement may also give you a little more flexibility in how you use each stop, although the supplied details do not promise unlimited changes to the itinerary. I would treat the two hours at Kravice and three hours in Mostar as the working plan.

Returning to Dubrovnik after a full day

The return drive to Dubrovnik takes about two hours. By then, you will have been out for roughly nine hours, including the morning drive, both sightseeing stops, and the ride home.

That timing makes this a better choice for a full day with a clear purpose than for anyone seeking a relaxed holiday pace. You will see a lot, but you will not have time to linger over every café, museum, or riverside viewpoint. The schedule is efficient, not leisurely.

The final ride is also why the quality of the vehicle and driver matters. The available feedback gives particular weight to Petar’s punctuality, courteous manner, English, and willingness to help. Those traits are practical rather than flashy, but they can shape your memory of a long excursion.

Who should book this experience?

I would recommend it most strongly to a group of four to eight people staying in Dubrovnik who want to see more of the region without renting a car. It also suits families who prefer a private vehicle and couples who want a full day with one driver rather than a large coach group.

It is a good match if you want a mix of nature and city sightseeing. Kravice offers water, trees, and open air. Mostar offers architecture, the Neretva River, and a historic center built around the Old Bridge.

You may want to skip it if your priority is a slow Dubrovnik holiday. Four hours of driving is a serious part of the day, and the tour does not leave much room for spontaneous detours. You should also factor in the €10 Kravice admission fee per person and any personal spending during the day.

Most travelers can participate, and service animals are allowed. The supplied details do not list restrictions for mobility equipment or specific facilities at the waterfall, so ask the provider directly if you have access needs beyond the general participation information.

Booking, cancellation, and practical details

The tour is offered in English, with pickup available in Dubrovnik. Confirmation is expected within 48 hours of booking, subject to availability. The stated operating period runs from April 1 through October 31, 2026, with opening hours listed daily from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Free cancellation is available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the experience starts. Changes or cancellations made less than 24 hours before the start time are not accepted for a refund, and the cut-off follows local time.

Because the day includes international travel, confirm all required personal documents and border arrangements with the provider before departure. The supplied tour details do not specify document requirements, waiting times, or border procedures, so you should not assume that the crossing will be quick or that your usual travel documents are sufficient.

Should you book the Mostar and Kravice tour?

Book it if you want an efficient, private day from Dubrovnik and your group can share the cost. The combination is strong: a natural waterfall stop, three hours in one of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s best-known cities, an air-conditioned van, WiFi, and an English-speaking driver-guide associated with Petar Radis.

Skip it if you dislike long road days or want to explore Mostar at a slow pace. For everyone else, especially a family or group of friends, this is a practical way to add a substantial Bosnia and Herzegovina experience to a Dubrovnik stay.

FAQ

How long is the Dubrovnik to Mostar and Kravice Waterfalls tour?

The experience lasts about nine hours, including two hours driving from Dubrovnik, two hours at Kravice Waterfalls, three hours in Mostar, and two hours driving back to Dubrovnik.

Is pickup offered in Dubrovnik?

Yes. Dubrovnik is the pickup point for the tour.

How many people can join the private tour?

The private vehicle can accommodate a group of up to eight people. Only your group participates.

What is included in the tour price?

The price includes an air-conditioned vehicle, WiFi onboard, and private transportation.

Is the Kravice Waterfalls entrance fee included?

No. The entrance fee is listed as €10 per person and must be paid separately.

How much time do you get at Kravice Waterfalls?

The scheduled stop at Kravice Waterfalls lasts about two hours.

How much time do you get in Mostar?

The scheduled visit to Mostar lasts about three hours. It focuses on the old part of the city and the UNESCO-protected Old Bridge.

Is the tour offered in English?

Yes. The tour is offered in English, and Petar Radis is described as speaking English well in the supplied tour information.

Can I cancel for a full refund?

Yes, if you cancel at least 24 hours before the experience starts. Cancellations or changes made less than 24 hours before the start time are not accepted for a refund.