Cetina Canyon Tours and Activities

Unleash your inner daredevil by soaring above Croatia’s River Cetina canyon on a zipline adventure from Omis. Prebook to guarantee your place so you can relish the prospect to the full, and enjoy it to the max with no research or planning needed. Don your harness, train on practice cables, and swoop down eight ziplines, flying over the river and forests at up to 492 feet (150 meters) high.

Tackle the challenging adventure of extreme canyoning in the Šestanovac village on this tour from Split. The activity is a combination of walking, hiking, sliding down rapids in the Cetina River, swimming in natural water pools, and diving and jumping from cliffs while outfitted with neoprene suits, a harness, helmet, and life jacket. Plus, you’ll descend 174 feet (53 meters) down a rope from a cliff next to the biggest waterfall in Croatia. There’s also a second descend that’s 59 feet (18 meters) high.

Escape the hustle and bustle of the city and explore Croatia’s natural landscape on a canyoning tour from Split. Relax with round-trip transfer to the outlying location via air-conditioned minivan, and benefit from the supervision and insights of your guide as you hike, swim, and dive your way along the Cetina River trail.

Ideal for travelers with an adventurous streak, this small-group kayak and snorkel tour from Omis comes with everything laid on: so all you need do is paddle and explore. Admire the scenery as you paddle along the calm River Cetina, hop out where the river meets the sea to snorkel over a shipwreck, and finish at a sandy beach. Kayaks, snorkel gear, and souvenir photos are provided.

Get adventurous while on the Dalmatian Coast with this thrilling zipline extravaganza over the Cetina River near Split. Listen to the training session and safety procedure from the instructor and then link up with the line that will whiz you across a gorge of extreme (but safe) heights -- specifically 492 feet (150 meters) in the air. Hop off and on and up to eight different stable platforms. Drink in the amazing views from the platforms and from each side othe river during this 3-hour tour. The zipline tour is capped at just 10 people, so you're sure have a great experience.

We are not the only company that offers boat tours on Cetina river, but we are the only ones offering unique glass bottom experience and professional and skilled guides, who are especially good with children, pet-friendly and flexible with free time on the resort.

Experience the exciting rapids of Croatia’s longest river, Cetina, for this day-long white-water rafting adventure. Meet your guide in the center of Split and then drive comfortably to the river. Paddle in hand, navigate 7 miles (11 kilometers) of moderate to difficult rapids and enjoy the scenic Croatian countryside along the way. Stop for a swim in the clear river and then indulge in a hearty Croatian lunch (own expense) before heading back to Split. This white-water rafting trip is best for people who are in good physical condition.

Even travelers pressed for time in Croatia can escape the chaos of the city during this half-day kayak and snorkel tour down the Cetina River. Alongside your licensed guide, combine relaxation and excitement while enjoying the region’s scenery—regardless of your previous kayaking experience—for an experience you probably couldn’t have independently.

Visit the historic city of Omiš and the magnificent Cetina Canyon on a full-day tour from Makarska, and spend the day in a remarkable landscape of coastal mountains and river valleys. This day trip combines guided tours and independent time to explore, with lunch, transport by coach and boat, and pickup and drop-off at Makarska hotels.

Omis is a small Central Dalmatian town and harbour 25 km away from Split, situated in the mouth of the Cetina river, with beautiful beaches surrounded with massive gorges. Without any doubt, the Cetina River is one of the most beautiful places in Croatia for freshwater kayaking, white water rafting, and many more activities. It is situated in a luscious region surrounded by quaint little villages, it is the most water-rich river in Dalmatia and it's very important, both historically and archaeologically. The inhabitants of medieval Omis were pirates who for almost two centuries ruled the seas from Omis to Dubrovnik, and their ships were a symbol of retaliation, courage and strength. Today barren cliffs of the Mosor Mountain and the Dinara of Omis Mountain watch over the town and the spirit of past times can still be felt everywhere. This beautiful nature of one of the most diverse parts of Croatia will surely take your breath away.