
moderate
2 days (approx. 48 hours)
Suitable for travelers who can walk short distances on uneven surfaces and climb stairs; not strenuous but involves multi-hour days.
Swap Split’s promenades for river canyons, Ottoman-era arches and a family-run farm where food is grown and cooked by hand. This two-day private tour pairs Kravice Waterfalls and Mostar’s Old Bridge with an authentic homestay in Hardomilje.
The day opens on the Dalmatian coast with a coastal road that slides past olive terraces and blue Adriatic flashes. By the time the van leaves Split’s harbor traffic behind, the landscape has already changed — limestone ridges sharpen, roadside figs lean toward the sun, and the driver nudges the group across the Croatian–Bosnian border into a region where rivers seem to have personalities: the Trebižat curls and laughs, offering up waterfalls that dare you to step closer.

The itinerary crosses from Croatia into Bosnia and Herzegovina; confirm visa requirements well before departure.
Village lanes and stone surfaces at Kravice can be slippery — choose footwear with good traction for short walks and streamside paths.
Days are long on this tour and include active walking and swimming; bring a refillable water bottle and small snacks between meals.
Hosts prepare traditional farm-to-table meals — notify the operator in advance for vegetarian, vegan or allergy accommodations.
Mostar’s Old Bridge was commissioned in 1557 and rebuilt after wartime destruction; it remains a key symbol of Ottoman-era Balkan architecture.
Karst rivers and tufa waterfalls are sensitive to pollution and overtourism; the tour emphasizes local practices that minimize waste and protect water quality.
Provides grip on cobbled streets, village lanes and the wet rock near waterfalls.
Carries water, camera, swimwear and layers for excursions and the homestay.
Required for border crossing and recommended to have a paper copy in case of loss.
Keeps you hydrated and protected during sunny, exposed sections at waterfalls and towns.
summer specific