Bosnia · 1-DAY TOURS
Every trip has one free day too few. These 15 1-day tours justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
Travel from Dubrovnik to Mostar and Kravica Waterfalls with an English-speaking guide. Enjoy a 30-minute walking tour in Mostar, about 2.5 hours of free time, and one hour at the falls. Guides such as Laura, Lora, TJ, Maria, Hannah, and Carmela are praised for clear history talks and friendly help.
“Amazing tour guide and a wonderful day! Guide was super informative, and the sights were stunning”
Travel from Dubrovnik into Bosnia and Herzegovina with an English-speaking guide and driver. Swim at Kravica Waterfalls, explore Mostar’s Old Bridge and bazaar, and pause in medieval Počitelj. Expect a 12-hour day, border checks, €13 in extra fees, and free time rather than a formal walking tour.
“Everything was perfect from start to end. I chose this specific tour because it didn't include a walking tour, and just more free time.”
Travel from Dubrovnik into Bosnia and Herzegovina with guides such as Matija or Mirta, then tour Mostar’s Old Bridge with a local guide. You’ll have free time for ćevapi, coffee, and market browsing before visiting Kravica Waterfalls. Expect a long but well-organized 12-hour day, border checks, and a €10 cash entry fee.
“It was awesome! Matija is such an awesome guide, always keeping the mood up and the trip was very well organised, they drop you close to your stay which was really cool as we were exhausted and wanted to get home quickly! Weather wasn’t nice, it was raining in Mostar, but sunshine showed up at the waterfall, so it was good!”
Travel from Dubrovnik into Bosnia and Herzegovina for Kravice Falls and Mostar. You’ll ride in an air-conditioned vehicle, hear local history from a Mostar guide, and get about three hours of free time. Guides may include Hana, Ivica, Adam, or Dayan. Bring your passport or ID, cash, and swimwear.
“Amazing! The time at each location was perfect and the driver and guide was so friendly and kind. It was the perfect day. Only thing was the AC played up a little so was a bit uncomfortable at times however overall I would recommend this trip !!”
Travel from Dubrovnik to Kravice Waterfalls and Mostar with an English or Spanish-speaking guide. Swim beneath the Trebižat River falls, follow the Neretva River, tour Mostar’s old center, and enjoy free time for food and exploring. Expect a long day, border checks, and about $3 in Bosnia and Herzegovina taxes.
“the most beautiful day visiting the waterfalls and mostar!! lovely guide and definitely worth it! However, please note the time spent in Mostar (2 hours and 30 minutes) does no justice to the town!”
Leave Sarajevo at 8 a.m. with an English-speaking guide such as Muammar or Hussain for a full day through Herzegovina. Visit Konjic’s Ottoman bridge, Jablanica’s war memorial, Mostar’s Old Bridge and museum, Buna Spring, and Počitelj. Hotel pickup, transport, bottled water, entrance fees, and taxes are included. Lunch is extra.
“I really enjoyed the entire day. It was wonderful to see the beautiful mountains and interesting sights at every stop along the way.”
Travel from Makarska to Mostar by air-conditioned vehicle, cross into Bosnia and Herzegovina, and enjoy about three hours of free time in the UNESCO-listed Old Town. See Stari Most, browse the bazaar, visit mosques and churches, and try Bosnian food. Bring your physical passport or valid ID card for the border.
“It was really nice The people are super friendly, the landscape is stunning, the city has a lot of charm, and the food is yummy! The alleys are really crowded, and we were warned about pickpockets. You must have a valid passport (or ID card) with you when you enter the country, otherwise you'll have to stay in Croatia and possibly take a taxi back. Driver's license and the like don't work when you're entering the country. Digital photos of the passport are also INVALID. We were checked closely and several people were denied entry because they didn't have a passport with them... Too bad, they really missed out on…”
Travel from Dubrovnik or Cavtat into Bosnia and Herzegovina for a 30-minute guided walk through Mostar, free time by the Old Bridge, and about an hour at Kravice Waterfalls. English-speaking guides such as Maria have shared local history along the road, while drivers such as Pero have handled the long route. Bring your passport and extra cash.
“Very long day. Worth it for a great experience though! Remember swimming trunks for the Waterfall!”
Travel from Dubrovnik into Bosnia and Herzegovina by van with an English-speaking guide such as Darko or Edita. Walk Mostar’s Ottoman-era Old Town, cross the Old Bridge, then spend at least two hours at Kravica Waterfall. Return over Pelješac Bridge. Bring the correct border documents.
“it was a fab day, the places we visited were beautiful, the guide was friendly and gave us information all the way along the journey, both Mostar and kravica falls were stunning and well worth a visit!”
Travel from Makarska to Medjugorje in an air-conditioned minivan, crossing Dalmatian hinterland and Herzegovinian karst. You get about three hours to visit Apparition Hill, St. James Church, and the Blue Cross. A driver handles the road, but no guide, food, or drinks are included.
“leider hat der Ausflug nur etwa 8 Std. gedauert und nicht wie angegeben ca. 10 Std.”
Travel privately from Mostar with an English-speaking guide, visiting Blagaj’s Buna spring and tekija, the meeting point of the Buna and Neretva, medieval Počitelj, and Kravice Falls. The route lasts about 5 to 8 hours, with time for sightseeing, swimming, and lunch.
“Fantastic tour, highly recommended! Mak was a great guide --> so welcoming and kind! Typical route that most tours take but great value considering this is a private tour. We were flexible to stay as little or as long as we wanted. There were no reviews when I booked this tour but the company Touristica has great reviews on Google maps so I'm glad I booked this tour. 10/10 experience and don't hesitate booking this!”
Travel from Sarajevo with guide Adis to three medieval fortresses: Vranduk above the Bosnia River, Tešanj with its museums, and cliff-top Srebrenik. This small-group tour includes transport, entry fees, lunch, snacks, water, Bosnian coffee, and cake tasting. Expect a long day, flexible pacing, and beautiful rural views.
“The 3 castle were amazing but the star of the show was really our guide, Adis. His passion for his country's forgotten history is very clear, as much has been lost due to the many wars the country has sadly endured. Together with the spectacular views, we were treated to a very infomative lesson on the Bosnian kingdom. Highly recommended!”
Travel by private, air-conditioned car from Dubrovnik to Medjugorje with an English-speaking driver. Spend the day visiting St. James Church and Apparition Hill, then choose between local shops and Bosnian food. Drivers such as Vinko have been praised for being helpful and flexible, but this is transport with local assistance, not a guided history tour.
“Going to Medjugorje is a bit of a challenge, but it became easier with a private car.”
Spend about 6 to 8 hours exploring Herzegovina from Sarajevo or Mostar with English-speaking guide Sasa. Visit Blagaj Tekija, Pocitelj, and Kravice Falls, with time for swimming, local food, and a Mostar panorama bonus. Pickup, snacks, bottled water, and private touring are included.
“Excellent guide - very courteous, knowledgeable and friendly. Highly recommend Sasa, would definitely engage his next time we’re in Bosnia.”
Spend nine hours crossing from the Makarska Riviera into Bosnia and Herzegovina, with transport, an English or German-speaking guide, and guided visits to Mostar’s Old Bridge, bazaar, mosque, and 16th-century Turkish House. The day includes border travel, so bring your passport and leave large bags behind. Tony and Vincenzo are among the guides named in past feedback.
“It was ok. The bus came in time and everything went ok. I was little bit worried because the driver was speaking in phone many times same time than was driving car .”
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