Excursão guiada de um dia a cachoeiras de Mostar e Kravice saindo de Split

It's a very nice experience. You can visit Mostar and know somthing about of history of Hezegovina capital.

It was a beautiful experience especially in Mostar.The tour guide has a great sense of humour and very knowledgeable.The drive was safe and the car was fully airconditioned.

Overall, we are glad we went on this tour but given the location of Split and Mostar a lot of the tour was transit between the locations sitting on a hot, cramped bus with many other people. Mostar was beautiful and our local tour guide was great. We didn't have enough time at either of the other stops to really enjoy them. Kravice was beautiful but the trek down and back up was pretty brutal in the heat and there wasn't enough time to swim. Our tour guide on the bus and our bus driver were both very friendly.

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Fantastic day trip. Comfortable bus, friendly and engaging guides who take you through Mostar and the falls. Fantastic day trip to take when in split.

Good tour with the main attraction and highlight for us being visiting Mostar. Very knowledgeable guide who shared some interesting experiences about the Yugoslav Wars. Would have liked more time in Počitelj and I didn't think Kravice Waterfalls were the hidden gem they were made out to be and not worth the 15 euro pp entrance fee. For non-EU nationals - prepare yourself for the long drawn out process of crossing out and then back into the EU. Lots of passport checking, photo taking and standing around before being allowed back on the bus!

Good day done. Laura was our guide, very gentle, nice and clever. There was enough stops for toilet visits and buying themselves food and drink. But bring a bottle of water before the trip begins, and it is advisable not to be hungry at the start if you are not going to spend all the time at the first stop to get food. Stop 1; go up to the tower, the view is gorgeous! Stop 2: Surprisingly lots of people, everywhere. Choose the things that sound best, you can't reach the entire city at the measured time. The guide you meet first offers interesting history, and does not last so long that it becomes too much. Mostar is much cheaper than Split and there are very many restaurants. We chose one at the small bridge, where it was quiet, very cheap, and lovely local food and beer. There are stalls with souvenirs and clothes everywhere, and fake brands are sold, both bags, sunglasses, perfumes and various other things. We didn't spend time on this. We also reached wine tasting (16 euro per pers), a ride up the highest church tower (3 euro per pers) and a small boat trip on the river under the big bridge (10 euro per pers). The church tower was not worth it, but each taste. Mostar is a very beautiful city with exciting history. Stop 3: here there is a little little time, but enough to swim. No places to switch to swimwear near the water. Use the toilet that is on top of this before you walk down all the stairs. Lovely bath temperature, colder than the sea.

The tour company forgot to pick me up for the tour despite instructing me where the pickup location was, confirming I was in the right place and telling me the tour bus was stuck in traffic. Kind of ruined my last day in town. They did apologize and promptly process the refund. But a totally unacceptable experience.

Comfortable bus took us to a variety of places in Bosnia Herzegovina. It was a long but enjoyable experience.

We had a great day and both guide and driver were brilliant. Mostar is a very unique and different place and really worth visiting. We had time for lunch there too and did this on the edge of the river overlooking the bridge at a nice restaurant called Labarint. The prices for lunch were really good and not ramped up for tourists. Kravice waterfalls were really spectacular and those who wanted to were able to swim there. Border crossing from Croatia into Bosnia and back wasn't too bad, although non EU passport holders had to get off the bus and do the whole pictures taken thing, the same as at the airport. Don't let this put you off as the process is fine, just depends on how many other people are trying to cross when you are. The trip overall makes it insignificant though.