Cross into Bosnia for a full-day trip through Herzegovina. 07:00 pickup at Pile Gate, back by ~6 pm.
Cross into Bosnia for a full-day trip through Herzegovina. 07:00 pickup at Pile Gate, back by ~6 pm.
Pickup at Pile Gate, Dubrovnik Old Town (hotel pickup on request). Total door-to-door time approximately 11 hours.
Border crossing times vary
Pile Gate, Dubrovnik Old Town (hotel pickup on request)
Your driver is usually Ivo, Frane, or Marko — Dubrovnik-area locals with years of experience on the cross-border route. English-speaking, they handle passport paperwork at the border so you don't have to think about it.
Bring a swimsuit, towel, and water shoes for the pebbled Kravica pool. Cash (BAM or EUR) for lunch and drinks at the falls — cards rarely work on site — plus roughly 20 KM (€10) per person for the Kravica Nature Park entry ticket, also cash only. In July and August, add a hat and sunscreen — the walk down to the pool is fully exposed.
Border crossings at Neum are typically 15–30 minutes. In July and August weekends, especially afternoons, it can stretch to 45–60 minutes — not enough to affect the tour timing, but enough to notice. Counterflow (returning to Dubrovnik around 17:30) is usually smoother.
Cruise passengers: confirm your back-on-board time before booking. Our standard return lands around 18:15 — if your ship wants you back by 17:00, we can arrange an earlier pickup (06:00) and earlier return as a private booking. Pomegranate stands along the route run September–October.
The coastal Dubrovnik–Neum leg almost never weathers-out; Bosnia inland can have afternoon showers in summer (brief, usually clear within 30 minutes). Kravica is still dramatic in light rain and the Mostar walking tour works in most conditions.
Serious storms: we reschedule to the next available dry day at no charge. The tour is usually suspended December–February anyway due to the reduced daylight and the risk of snow in the border corridor — we resume reliably from mid-March onwards.
Couples, families with kids 6+, solo travelers and small groups staying in Dubrovnik. Not a fit if you need barrier-free accessibility — the path down to the Kravica pool is steep in places.
No — the Kravice Waterfalls entrance fee is paid directly at the site and is not included in your tour price. The fee is set by the local authority and changes seasonally. Your driver will advise you on the current amount before arrival.
Yes — swimming is the main attraction. The pool beneath the waterfall is safe and refreshing in summer. The best swimming season is June to September when water levels and temperatures are ideal. In spring the falls are more powerful but swimming areas may be restricted.
June to August is peak season — warm water, sunny skies, and full flow. May and September are quieter with cooler but still pleasant conditions. Winter visits are possible and the falls are dramatic, but swimming is not an option. Crowds are heaviest in July and August.
Swimwear and a towel if you plan to swim. Comfortable walking shoes or sandals. Sunscreen and water. Cash for the entrance fee and any food or drinks at the site. A waterproof bag or case for your phone if you plan to go near the water.
Send us a WhatsApp message or fill in the contact form with your preferred date, departure city, group size, and tour type. We will confirm availability and send a quote within a few hours.
Yes — tours from Dubrovnik and Split cross from Croatia into Bosnia and Herzegovina. You will need a valid passport (or EU ID card for EU citizens). The border crossing is straightforward and usually takes 10–20 minutes. No visa is required for most nationalities.
Yes — tours from Dubrovnik, Split, and Sarajevo include an optional Mostar stop at the Old Bridge and old town. This is the most popular combination and is included in the full-day itinerary at no extra cost.
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