The whole scene is surrounded by vegetation: hemp, figs and poplars, and there were once mills and columns for rolling cloth. Recently, the Herzegovinian stone oasis has been visited by more and more tourists from various parts of the world.
The whole scene is surrounded by vegetation: hemp, figs and poplars, and there were once mills and columns for rolling cloth. Recently, the Herzegovinian stone oasis has been visited by more and more tourists from various parts of the world.
Ten kilometers from Medjugorje, in the town of Studenci near Ljubuški, there is one of Herzegovina’s favorite picnic spots and summer bathing resort – the Kravica or Kravice waterfall, as it is sometimes called. It was created on the river Trebižat, and with 120 meters of water falling down from a height of about 28 meters, it is a wonderful sight. Next to Kravica is the Koćuša waterfall, which is also worth visiting.
The whole scene is surrounded by vegetation: hemp, figs and poplars, and there were once mills and columns for rolling cloth. Lately, the Herzegovinian stone oasis has been visited by more and more tourists from various parts of the world, reports Punkufer.
The ticket price for visitors is around HRK 80. You can also visit the Koćuša waterfall and the museum of the monastery on Humac, indulge yourself in kayaking or rent a bike for the whole day and explore the surroundings. It should be kept in mind that the working hours change during the year, and from June to September it is open for visitors from seven in the morning to ten in the evening.
