CROATIA
ADVENTURE
HOLIDAY

Yes. The 3★ option is a beachside hotel or private apartment in Omiš, confirmed at booking. The 4★ option is the family-run Hotel Plaža group — Hotel Plaža Omiš by the town beach or Hotel Plaža Duće facing Brač. Both are available on bed & breakfast or half board.

Breakfast is included on every booking. Choose half board to add dinner on all four evenings. On bed & breakfast, dinners are up to you — roughly €15–€30 a head in Omiš restaurants. Lunch is not included.

Age 10 for the full package, set by the canyoning day. Rafting and kayaking are from age 5, basic canyoning from 10 and extreme canyoning from 12. Children on the canyoning day must be at least 140 cm and 40 kg, and under-18s travel with a parent or guardian. Children aged 5–9 can do rafting and kayaking only — ask for a quote.

Yes for canyoning — basic swimming ability is mandatory and non-swimmers cannot take part. Rafting and kayaking are possible for non-swimmers in a buoyancy aid with a guide; tell us at booking.

No. Every activity starts with a full briefing and technique instruction, and all three run at beginner level. Canyoning is the one day that needs general fitness — roughly three to four hours of walking and swimming with breaks.

Split Airport (SPU), about 50 km and an hour from Omiš. Take the airport shuttle bus into Split (around €8) and we meet you at our Split meeting point and take you to your accommodation. A private airport transfer can be arranged on request. Seasonal direct flights run to Split from most UK and Irish airports.

June and September — lively river, 25–28°C air, warm sea and far fewer people than high summer. Late April and May have the highest water and the lowest prices; July and August are hottest and busiest. April costs €144–€230 per person less than August for the same itinerary, depending on hotel.

April and May for the biggest water — Class II–III and the liveliest rafting of the year, though the water is cold. June and September combine warm air with a still-lively river. July and August have the lowest level, so rafting is gentler and more of a float-and-swim.

The 5-day trip is four nights and three activities — rafting, canyoning and kayaking — on back-to-back days. The 7-day trip is six nights and five activities, adding hiking and more coastal time, with recovery time between the harder days. Both are based in Omiš with the same guides and group sizes.

Not if we can pair you. Solo guests share a twin with another solo traveller of the same gender where possible, at the twin price. If no share is available, the single-room price applies — we confirm this before the balance is due, not at booking.

Yes. We collect you from your accommodation and bring you back for all three activity days, so you don't need a hire car. Airport transfers are not included.

Your guide decides each morning, mainly on river level — light rain rarely stops anything. If an activity can't run safely we move it to another day or substitute one of equal value. If neither is possible, that activity is refunded.

A 10% deposit secures your place and the balance is due 15 days before departure. Cancellation is free up to 14 days before the start date. If we cancel a departure, you get a full refund of everything paid.

Maximum 12 guests with 2 guides — one guide per eight guests. A departure runs with a minimum of 2 guests. Larger groups can book a private departure on custom dates; contact us for a quote.

Direct is cheaper. International marketplaces resell this exact trip — same operator, guides and itinerary — with a booking commission of typically 10–20% on top. Booking direct also means you talk to the people running the trip.

Normal summer holiday kit — all technical and safety equipment is provided. Bring trainers or hiking shoes, water shoes or sandals, swimwear, a towel, a small backpack or dry bag, sun hat, sunglasses, sunscreen and any personal medication.

Five days is the practical minimum — four nights and three activity days with no hotel changes. Seven days is the comfortable version, adding hiking, coastal time and rest between the harder days; we recommend it for anyone flying long-haul.

It is a real adventure activity, run under conditions built for it. Nobody moves through the canyon unguided, every guest wears a certified wetsuit, helmet and harness, the ratio is one guide per eight guests, and guides reroute or stop when water levels are unsafe. Basic swimming ability is mandatory.

Yes — booking the local operator directly. US-based premium operators price a comparable Dalmatian multisport week at several thousand dollars per person. Our 5-day trip starts from €590 per person for 2027, with the same river, the same canyon and local guides, and a 4★ hotel option. The trade-off is no international tour leader.

Yes — over-50s are a regular part of our groups. Rafting and kayaking are easy days; canyoning is the demanding one, and you can take the basic route. There is no upper age limit — mobility and swimming ability matter more. For rest days between activities, choose the 7-day trip.

A licensed Croatian adventure tour operator based in Omiš, Split-Dalmatia County, founded in 2014 by Damir "Dado" Siničić, who has guided the Cetina since 2003. It runs rafting, canyoning and kayaking day tours plus 5-day and 7-day holidays, has guided over 2,000 guests and holds over 200 five-star Google reviews. It is the operator, not a reseller.