We start this holiday with a rafting adventure, where we’ll take on the rapids of the famous Cetina River. This 10 km rafting trail, which takes approximately 3 hours, is divided into three parts and is the perfect adventure for nature enthusiasts. During the first part, your guide will introduce you to the river’s diverse flora and fauna, while also warning of potential hazards. After a break in a tranquil part of the river, perfect for swimming and relaxing in the shade, you’ll continue down the second part of the trail, tackling thrilling rapids. At the “Tisne Stine” section, you’ll have the opportunity to swim and even jump from the cliffs into the deep water. The third part of the river offers calmer rapids, leading you to the famous picnic spot of Radman’s mills, where your rafting adventure will come to an end.

Meals: Breakfast, Dinner;

Rafting tour: 2-3 hours, easy/moderate.

We embark on a thrilling canyoning experience down the Cetina River. The river, which has been flowing towards the sea for thousands of years, has carved out mystical shapes and formed a natural wonderland of waterfalls, lakes, underground tunnels, cliffs, and a 50 meter high waterfall called Gubavica.

Our professional guides will equip you with the necessary gear and explain the safety rules before we start our canyoning adventure.

As we make our way down the canyon, the sound of the river grows louder and we come upon many exciting opportunities for adrenaline-fueled fun such as swimming in natural pools, passing through underground tunnels, and touring waterfalls and rapids.

During this activity you can choose to do either the basic or the advenced canyoning option. Both options take the same route, the only different is that the advanced canyoning option includes two abseiling points 60m and 25m.

This tour promises both excitement and the beauty of untouched nature, all under the safe guidance of our professional team.

Although a minimum level of fitness is required, prior experience is not necessary.

The river temperature ranges from 15°C to 19°C, depending on the season. Safety is our top priority, so all customers are required to wear PFDs and helmets at all times.

Our guides are registered with the Croatian Mountain Rescue Service and all equipment used is EU certified.

Meals: Breakfast, Dinner;

Canyoning Tour: 3-4 hours, moderate.

A day for relaxation and enjoyment. We paddle out of Radmanove Mlinice in the morning and head west towards the Adriatic sea, where river Cetina & the sea unite. Soon enough, you will reach the city of Omiš where the river connects to the sea. But your journey doesn’t end there! Our rough history has resulted in a ship being sunk in just 3 meters of sea depth making it perfect for us to explore it. What’s more, our finish is a mile long sandy beach which is just perfect for all beach activities or a cocktail or two at the nearest beach bars.

Meals: Breakfast, Dinner;

Canyoning Tour: 2-3 hours, easy.

Today the first half of this adventure is coming to end and your trip counties on a private yacht sailing around the dalmatian islands.

Check In is until 11:30 AM where you will meet your skipper and fellow travellers at Split Marina.
After settling, we set course for the charming town of Bol on Brač Island. Located 18 nautical miles away, the journey takes approximately 3-4 hours.

Upon arrival, the sailboat anchors in Bol’s picturesque harbor, inviting you to explore its vibrant waterfront, delve into its historical sites, and indulge in a delicious seafood dinner at a local restaurant. Bol’s tranquil charm provides the perfect start to your island-hopping experience.

Highlights of Bol:

• Vidova Gora

Hike to Vidova Gora, the highest peak in the Adriatic islands at 780 meters. The well-marked trail begins with a macadam road before transitioning to a stony path known as Vela Staza or the Roman Trail. The ascent offers a mix of moderate climbs and winding paths through rugged valleys and vertical cliffs, culminating in breathtaking views of the island’s southern coast, the Adriatic Sea, and the iconic Zlatni Rat Beach.

Trail Details:

• Length: 10.8 km

• Elevation Gain: 715 m

• Route: Out & back

Zlatni Rat Beach

Known as the “Golden Horn,” this iconic pebble beach features a unique, narrow spit of land extending into the sea. Zlatni Rat is a hotspot for swimming, sunbathing, and water sports like windsurfing, stand-up paddleboarding, and kiteboarding.

Dominican Monastery and Museum

Founded in the 13th century, this historic monastery has played a pivotal role in Bol’s heritage. Today, it houses a museum showcasing the town’s history, religious artifacts, and exquisite artwork from the region, offering a glimpse into Bol’s rich cultural past.

The journey continues in the morning as we sail towards the stunning island of Hvar, stopping en route at the nearby Pakleni Islands. This enchanting cluster of islets offers secluded bays perfect for sunbathing, swimming, and snorkeling in crystal-clear waters.

As the evening approaches, we arrive at Hvar Town, one of Croatia’s most celebrated destinations. Known for its perfect blend of natural beauty, cultural richness, and vibrant tourism, Hvar has been a sought-after spot since the late 19th century. Spend the night immersed in the charm of this iconic town.

Things to Do in Hvar Town:

• Hike to Fortica (Španjola Fortress)

Embark on a 3-km out-and-back trail from the heart of Hvar Town to the historic Fortica Fortress. Perched atop a hill about 100 meters high, this fortress once served as the central defensive structure of the town, offering panoramic views of Hvar, the surrounding islands, and the sea. The hike is popular among birdwatchers and nature lovers, making it a serene yet rewarding experience.

• Explore Hvar’s Cathedrals and Squares

Stroll through Hvar’s central hub, St. Stephen’s Square (Hvarska Pjaca), the largest old square in Dalmatia. Surrounded by Venetian and Renaissance architecture, the square features landmarks like the Cathedral of St. Stephen, its bell tower, and the Arsenal. This picturesque area encapsulates the historic charm and elegance of Hvar.

In the morning, we set sail for the captivating island of Vis, a destination steeped in history and untouched charm. Once a Yugoslav military base, Vis was closed to visitors until 1991, preserving its authentic feel and offering a glimpse into how tourism in Croatia once was. The island’s serene beauty and rich heritage make it a standout among the Dalmatian islands.

Vis Island is home to two main towns, Vis and Komiža, located just 11 km apart, each with its own unique character.

Things to Do on Vis Island:

• Hike from Vis Town to Sveti Andrija Mountain

This scenic and easy trail leads from the town of Vis to the summit of Sveti Andrija Mountain (267 m), once a military facility. The hike rewards you with breathtaking views of Vis Bay and neighboring islands like Hvar, Brač, Korčula, and Lastovo.

Trail Details:

• Length: 6.1 km

• Elevation Gain: 267 m

Explore the Military Tunnels

Delve into the island’s unique military history with a visit to its underground tunnels. Built during its time as a military base, these tunnels provide a thrilling and atmospheric experience, leading you from the depths of the island to stunning sea views.

Hike to Fort George

Take a picturesque trail from Vis Town to Fort George, a British-built fortress from 1813. Now a popular restaurant and wedding venue, the fortress combines history and beauty, offering panoramic views and a touch of modern luxury.

Trail Details:

• Length: 5.8 km

• Elevation Gain: 97 m

As the journey comes to an end, we set sail back to Split, enjoying one last opportunity to swim and snorkel in the crystal-clear Adriatic waters along the way. Upon arrival in Split, it’s time to pack up, bid farewell to your sailboat, and reflect on the unforgettable memories of your adventure.

If you’re continuing your travels through Croatia, don’t hesitate to ask your guides for personalized recommendations to make the most of your time in this stunning country.