Insurance Included From Split

Insurance Included From Split, 12 hours, rated 4.7 across 374 traveller reviews.

Overview

This twelve-hour day trip from Split packs three Herzegovina stops into one border-crossing day: Počitelj first, then Mostar for a guided walk and free time, and finally the Kravica waterfall for swimming or photos. Transport, a professional local guide and travel insurance are covered by the price, and the driving is split into manageable chunks, with the longest legs on either end of the day.

The order matters. You get about half an hour in the hillside village of Počitelj, roughly three hours in Mostar split between a guided tour and time on your own, and just over an hour at the waterfall. Several reviewers wished for longer at Kravica, so pace your day with that in mind.

It suits travellers staying in Split who want a first taste of Bosnia and Herzegovina without hiring a car or working out border logistics. You will need your passport, cash for two fees collected at the meeting point, and swimwear in the warmer months. It is a long day on a bus, but reviewers repeatedly credit the guides with making the drive entertaining and informative.

What's Included

Itinerary

1. Meet in SplitThere are several starting location options depending on the option you select; the exact meeting point should be checked on the booking page before you travel.
2. Drive to PočiteljTravel by coach or bus for 2.5 hours toward the border and into Herzegovina.
3. Počitelj stopA 30-minute break with a photo stop and free time to walk the village above the Neretva river.
4. Transfer to MostarA 30-minute drive on to the city.
5. Mostar guided tour and free timeThree hours in total: a guided walking tour of the Old Town and Stari Most, then free time for lunch, the bazaar, or the riverbank.
6. Transfer to KravicaAnother 30-minute drive to the waterfall.
7. Kravica waterfallA 75-minute visit with free time to swim, walk the riverbank or take photos. The entrance fee is extra and payable in cash.
8. Return to SplitA 2.5-hour drive back, with drop-off at one of several locations depending on your selected option.

What To Expect From The Tour

A few practical points shape how this day goes, from cash fees at the start to how much time you get at each stop.

• Bring cash. Two fees are collected in cash at the meeting point: the Kravica entrance fee of €10 per person and a €5 per person border crossing fee, so €15 in total. Have it ready before the tour sets off, since it is paid at the start of the day.
• Passport required. You cross an international border, so a valid passport or ID is mandatory. Pack it somewhere reachable rather than buried in a suitcase, since the border is crossed by coach.
• Swim gear. The listing recommends a towel and swimsuit, especially in warmer months, because the 75-minute stop at Kravica allows a swim. Comfortable shoes are also on the list for the walking portions of the day.
• Time at each stop. The visit is split between three stops, with Mostar getting three hours and Kravica 75 minutes. Reviewers note that more time at the waterfalls is a common wish, so plan your priorities within each stop before you arrive.
• Long drive days. The two longest drives are 2.5 hours each. Comfortable shoes help for the walking portions, and reviewers repeatedly credit the guides with making the drive entertaining and informative.
• Confirm the meeting point. The meeting point varies depending on the option you select, and hotel pickup and drop-off apply only where the option includes it. One reviewer found the emailed location differed from the listing, so double-check the live booking page and your confirmation email before departure.

Common issues. The €15 per person in cash fees is the most common surprise, so have it ready at the meeting point. Several reviewers wanted more time at Kravica, with a suggestion that trimming the earlier stop would help. One reviewer felt the waterfall area was commercialized, and another had trouble following a fast-speaking guide in English. The meeting point can also differ between the listing and the confirmation email, which confused at least one traveller, so verify it before the morning of the tour.

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