📜 State-protected natural monument in Bosnia and Herzegovina, protected since 1954. 🌊 Cascades up to 28 meters high and 120 meters wide on the Trebižat River, forming a semicircular shape and a natural amphitheater. 🔍 A popular Herzegovinian picnic and summer swimming spot. # Why Go 🌊 Swim in clear blue lake and natural pools (safe for all ages) 🏞️ Admire impressive semicircular waterfalls 🌳 Explore lush green surroundings and hiking trails 🛶 Rent a kayak, canoe, or enjoy rope swing fun 🍽️ Enjoy local Bosnian specialties at on-site bistros and cafes # Why Avoid ⚠️ Expect large crowds in summer and peak season (especially August) 💧 Water can be chilly year-round, and quality can sometimes be poor 🚨 Swimming at your own risk, no lifeguard, strong underwater currents possible at the waterfall base 🚌 No regular public transport 🐾 Pets not allowed in bathing areas 🪜 Long, steep stairs # Tips ☀️ Visit late spring to early autumn (especially spring for best scenery and weather), come early to avoid crowds 🚗 Rent a car or take a taxi from Mostar 🆔 Bring passport/ID for entry (ID card sufficient for EU/Schengen travelers) 🥪 Bring your own food and drinks 🏨 Book accommodation in advance during high season # Cost 💰 Adults 20 KM (approx. 10€), BiH residents 10 KM, children under 7 free; ticket includes Koćuša waterfall and Humac museum. # Hours 🕒 Open daily, hours vary by season; best for swimming June-September. # 🅿️ Parking 🚗 Paid parking available: passenger vehicles 3 KM/hr (6 KM daily), buses 10 KM/hr (30 KM daily), campers 4 KM/hr, motorcycles 3 KM/hr. # 🚻 Toilets Toilets available on site. # 🍽️ Food & Drink Bar, cafes, and restaurants available on site.