Kravice Waterfall

In Bosnia and Herzegovina's karstic heartland, on the Trebižat River, the Kravica Waterfall is a sizable tufa cascade. It is located 40 kilometers south of Mostar and 10 kilometers south of Ljubuški. The lagoon at the waterfall's base has a 120-meter radius and a height of roughly 25 meters. Kravica is a well-liked swimming and picnic spot that gets a lot of visitor traffic in the summer.

A small café, a rope swing, a picnic spot, and a camping area are also located near Kravica Falls. The greatest season to travel is in the spring when the fall colors are at their peak and the parched terrain turns a vibrant green. During the busy season, a number of eateries close to the waterfalls primarily provide grilled food and seafood specialties. A small cave with calcium carbonate stalactites, a historic mill, and a sailing ship is situated nearby the Kravica Falls. Zaim-beg Selimi, a well-known municipal councilor, landowner, benefactor, and philanthropist from Ljubuški, was the waterfall's owner.

Location: Trebižat River, the karstic heartland of Herzegovina, Bosnia, and Herzegovina