Kravice Waterfalls at a glance
Kravice is a waterfall park in Herzegovina. The water falls over a wide edge into a large pool, and visitors swim and picnic around it. You will see both spellings: Kravice in English, Kravica on the operator's own pages. They mean the same place.
This guide is independent. It is not run by the operator, the municipality or any tour company. The prices below are the operator's published rates for 2026 and can change. The Bosnian convertible mark (KM, or BAM) is fixed to the euro at 1 euro = 1.95583 KM, so 20 KM is about €10.20.
Kravice Waterfalls entrance fee, hours and parking
Rates published by the operator, JP Parkovi Ljubuški, for 2026.
Entrance fee
Adults pay 20 KM (about €10.20) all year. Residents of Bosnia and Herzegovina pay 10 KM (about €5.10). Children up to 7 years enter free. School groups with children aged 7 to 18 pay 10 KM per child, or 5 KM if the group lives in Bosnia and Herzegovina. That is a group rate, not a general child ticket.
What the ticket includes
The ticket covers Koćuša and the museum of the Humac monastery. The operator's website also links to an online ticket shop.
| Months | Opening hours |
|---|---|
| January, February, November, December | 07:00–17:00 |
| March, April | 07:00–18:00 |
| May | 07:00–20:00 |
| June to September | 07:00–22:00 |
| October | 07:00–19:00 |
No regular closing day is listed. Hours can change, so check the operator's current page before a winter visit.
| Vehicle | Parking rate (2026) |
|---|---|
| Car | 3 KM per started hour (about €1.50) |
| Motorcycle | 3 KM per hour (about €1.50) |
| Camper | 4 KM per hour (about €2.00) |
| Bus | 10 KM per hour (about €5.10) or 30 KM per day (about €15.30) |
Some versions of the operator's price list also show a car day ticket of 6 KM (about €3.10). Ask at the gate which rate applies to you.
Our picks: Kravica tours
Day trips that include the waterfalls, from Mostar, Dubrovnik and Sarajevo.
Hand-picked tours, booked through GetYourGuide. Prices are indicative starting prices in euros (as of October 2026). Tap a tour for live availability and the current price in your currency.
Sarajevo to Mostar, Konjic, Blagaj and Kravica
A 12-hour day with transport, a licensed guide, a Bosnian sandwich and water. Dervish house and Kravica entry come only with the matching option; the optional boat ride under the bridge is €10 cash.
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Blagaj, Počitelj and Kravica from Mostar
Pickup and return in Mostar, a guide and an air-conditioned minibus, with free time at Blagaj, Počitelj and Kravica. Kravica entry costs €10 per person; food and drinks are extra.
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Mostar and Kravica from Dubrovnik
Hotel pickup, an air-conditioned vehicle, a guide and a 30-minute walk in Mostar with a local guide. Kravica entry (€10) and the border fee (€3) are extra, as are food and tips.
Check availability →Kravice tours and day trips
Guided trips to the Kravice waterfalls from Mostar and Dubrovnik, with live prices and availability.
Swimming at Kravice
You can swim at Kravice at your own risk. There is no promise of a daily approval for the water, so judge the conditions and the crowds when you arrive and keep children close. The long opening hours from June to September leave room for an early or late swim.
The operator sets a few rules. Bathing animals is forbidden, and so are open fires. It also warns of falling tufa, the soft mineral rock that forms the ledges. Heed the warnings and do not linger right below the rock faces.
Wear shoes with a grip for the wet paths and bring a towel and drinking water. A meadow opens up behind the pool, with a viaduct in the background, which makes a good spot to dry off.
Getting to Kravice
Most visitors come by car or on a guided trip. Check the current timetable before you plan on public transport, and ask your host if you are unsure. Day trips run from Mostar and from Dubrovnik, and the page on a day trip from Dubrovnik explains the border and the bus options.
If you drive, parking is charged by the hour, so plan your time at the falls. Read the itinerary of any tour to see how long you get at the falls, because some trips add several stops.
Other places fit well into the same day or the next: the Buna spring at Blagaj and the fortified village of Počitelj. For flights, trains and buses see getting there.
Plan your time at the falls
The opening hours and the climate of the region shape the day.
June to September
The park stays open until 22:00, so you can come late in the day after a morning elsewhere. The average daily high in Mostar is 29.8 °C in June and 32.0 °C in July.
May and October
May is open until 20:00 and October until 19:00. The average high in Mostar is 25.1 °C in May and 21.5 °C in October, and October is wetter, with 151 mm of rain on average.
November to February
The gate closes at 17:00. Arrive in the morning. The average high in Mostar is between 9.3 and 11.6 °C, so this is a visit for walking, not for swimming.
The temperatures are monthly averages for Mostar from 1991 to 2020, not a forecast. See the weather page for the full table.
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Kravice Waterfalls: frequently asked questions
How much is the Kravice Waterfalls entrance fee?
The operator lists 20 KM (about €10.20) for adults all year in 2026. Residents of Bosnia and Herzegovina pay 10 KM (about €5.10), and children up to 7 years enter free.
Can you swim at Kravice?
Yes, at your own risk. Bathing animals and open fires are forbidden, and the operator warns of falling tufa near the falls. Check the conditions when you arrive.
What are the opening hours?
They change with the month, from 07:00 to 17:00 in winter up to 07:00 to 22:00 from June to September. The table above lists every month.
How do I get to Kravice without a car?
A guided trip from Mostar or Dubrovnik is the simplest way. For public transport, check the current timetable before you go.
When is the best time to visit?
That is a personal choice. In Mostar, the average daily high is 32.0 °C in July and 33.5 °C in August, and September is wetter on average than the two summer months (1991 to 2020 normals). The falls are open year-round, with longer hours in summer.