Kravice Waterfalls is a protected nature reserve on the Trebižat river, and it charges a modest entrance fee that goes toward maintaining the site. Here's the practical information you need before you visit.
Entrance fee
There is a per-person entrance ticket, paid at the gate. Prices are modest and can change seasonally, so we don't hard-code a figure that might go stale — [VERIFY: confirm current Kravice entrance price and update]. On our tours the ticket is not included in the price, so you pay it directly on the day; children's and group rates may differ.
Opening hours
Kravice is generally open daily, with longer hours in summer and shorter hours in winter, and access can depend on season and water levels. [VERIFY: confirm current seasonal opening hours]. Our tours are timed to arrive within opening hours during the operating season.
What the ticket includes
- Access to the falls and the surrounding nature reserve
- Use of the swimming area (in season, at your own risk)
- Walking paths and viewpoints
It does not include food, drinks, sunbeds or any boat/kayak rentals, which are paid separately at the seasonal stalls.
Getting there
Kravice is about a 40-minute drive from Mostar and roughly 2–2.5 hours from Dubrovnik. There's no practical public transport, which is why most visitors come by car or on a tour that includes it as a stop.
Mostar & Kravice Waterfalls Semi-Private Tour
Visit Kravice Waterfalls and the Old Bridge in Mostar from Dubrovnik with a maximum of eight guests. Convenient pickup, a friendly local guide and a more efficient journey than a large coach.
