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Kravice waterfalls
A travertine amphitheatre
A broad arc of falls on the Trebižat river, spilling into a green pool for summer swims.
Photo Credit
Image courtesy of © Jocelyn Erskine-Kellie · CC BY-SA 4.0 via Wikimedia Commons
Photo Credit
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About Kravice waterfalls
Around 40 km south-west of Mostar, the Trebižat river spills about 25 metres in a wide arc of travertine into a green pool, one of Herzegovina’s loveliest natural sights. In spring the falls are at their fullest and loudest; in summer the pool fills with swimmers and the banks with picnics, and swimming is at your own risk. The site opens daily from 07:00, with later closing in the summer months, and the adult ticket also covers the Koćuša waterfall and the monastery museum at Humac. Parking is on site, and pets are not allowed in the bathing areas.
Our take
- About 25 metres high
- Summer swimming
- Fullest in spring
- Address
- Ljubuški, the Balkans
- Our city guide
- On our Sarajevo guide
- Price guide
- € (national parks price guide)
- Opening hours
- Daily from 07:00; closing time varies by month (latest in summer)
Opening hours, prices and seasonal openings change, so please check with Kravice waterfalls before you go.
Last checked: October 2026 How we choose
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