Rafting

Explore Jajce’s historic center, fortress and waterfall

A walking loop through the heart of Jajce — the fortress on the hill, the old town spilling down to the gorge, and the Pliva waterfall at the bottom — is the one experience every visitor should do.

Jajce

Raft the Una river

The signature experience of Una National Park: a guided raft run down the river’s rapids, from splashy warm-summer stretches to bigger spring white water, with licensed local operators based in Bihać and the park.

Una National Park

Explore the Una’s waterfalls and river landscapes

A self-guided park circuit linking the Una’s waterfalls, boardwalks and swimming pools — Štrbački Buk, the Martin Brod falls and the calmer upper river — the way to see the park on foot and at your own pace.

Una National Park

Camp in the national park — Camp Buk and the riverside sites

Sleep inside the park: Camp Buk’s 10,000 m² of Una riverbank at Kulen Vakuf — room for 200 pitches, bungalows and a riverside restaurant — plus the quiet sites toward Martin Brod, with the waterfalls as your alarm clock.

Una National Park

Raft the Tara Canyon

A rafting descent through the Tara Canyon — the experience that makes Foča an adventure destination, run on the clear, powerful water of one of Europe’s deepest river gorges.

Foča

Explore Foča by river and mountain landscapes

A journey through the wider river-and-mountain country around Foča — the Drina valley, the clear tributaries and the forested slopes that frame the town, beyond the single rafting day.

Foča

Raft the Cetina Gorge

Raft the rapids of the Cetina through the gorge above Omiš — the most popular river trip in Central Dalmatia.

Omiš

Raft the Vrbas river canyon

The Vrbas carves a deep limestone gorge through the hills on the edge of Banja Luka, and rafting its rapids — from gentle stretches to grade IV white water — is the city’s signature outdoor experience, run by licensed local operators.

Banja Luka

Use Bihać as your base for the Una valley and the Krajina

Bihać is the natural base for exploring Una National Park and the wider Krajina — the town where the rafting operators are based, where the park gates are closest, and from which the river valley and the region open out in every direction.

Bihać

Camp on the Una — the rafting camps and riverside sites

The Una valley is the camping heart of Bosnia — riverside rafting camps around Bihać, the big green fields of Camp Buk at Kulen Vakuf in the park, and UNA Kamp at Bosanska Krupa — all a tent’s throw from turquoise water.

Bihać

Raft the Una at Bosanska Krupa

A raft descent on the Una at Bosanska Krupa, run with a qualified local operator who provides the boat, equipment and guide and shapes the trip to the river conditions and the participants.

Bosanska Krupa

Experience the Una with the traditional river boats

A trip on the Una in the traditional wooden river boats known as unski ladari — a quieter, older way of being on the river, available when local operators are running it.

Bosanska Krupa

Raft the Neretva canyon above Konjic with a licensed operator (spring to early autumn)

A descent of the Neretva canyon above Konjic with a licensed rafting operator — emerald water, limestone walls and rapids through one of the deepest gorges in the Balkans.

Konjic

Hike the trails of the Prenj massif for experienced walkers

A serious hiking day on the Prenj massif above Konjic — high limestone ridges, peaks above 2,000 metres and a wild Dinaric mountain for experienced, equipped walkers using confirmed safe routes.

Konjic

Paddle the Krivaja with a local guide

A guided paddling or rafting outing on the Krivaja river with a local operator, shaped to the river conditions and the participants — the way to experience the Krivaja from the water rather than from the bank.

Zavidovići

Tara River Rafting

Raft the Tara through the deepest canyon in Europe — a day of white water between sheer limestone walls, the signature Durmitor adventure.

Tara Canyon & Đurđevića Tara

Štrbački Buk

The park’s thundering multi-tiered cascade on the Una, straddling the Bosnia–Croatia border — the headline sight of Una National Park and one of the largest waterfalls in the country.

Una National Park

Kulen Vakuf

A small riverside town in the upper park where the Una runs clear and green between forested banks, with a historic Ottoman bridge and the trailhead for the climb up to Ostrovica Fortress.

Una National Park

Tara Canyon

The gorge carved by the Tara river through the limestone of the Dinaric Alps — one of the deepest river canyons in Europe, and the landscape that makes Foča an adventure destination.

Foča

Cetina Gorge

The steep limestone canyon of the Cetina river above Omiš, the centre for rafting, canyoning and zip-lining in Central Dalmatia.

Omiš

Prenj Mountain

The high, rugged Dinaric massif behind Konjic, whose peaks rise above 2,000 metres — a celebrated destination for serious hiking and mountaineering, demanding experience, equipment and current safe-route information.

Konjic

Durmitor National Park

A UNESCO World Heritage national park covering the Durmitor massif — 48 peaks above 2,000 m (the highest, Bobotov Kuk, at 2,523 m), 18 glacial lakes, dense pine forests and high karst plateaus. The park is the heart of Montenegrin mountain hiking.

Žabljak

Tara Canyon

The canyon of the Tara river — at 1,300 m the deepest canyon in Europe — spanned by the 365 m Đurđevića Tara Bridge. Rafting the Tara is one of Montenegro’s signature adventures, and the bridge gives the classic view down into the gorge.

Tara Canyon & Đurđevića Tara

Šćepan Polje and the Tara–Piva Confluence

At Šćepan Polje the Tara and Piva rivers meet to form the Drina, at the Bosnian border. Rafting bases, bridges, border facilities and riverbanks are controlled and conditional areas — do not guarantee rafting, border processing times, river access or transport.

Plužine & Piva

Spirit Lake & the Log Mat

The lake the eruption remade: Spirit Lake’s surface still carries the floating logs of the 1980 tsunami — a silver mat visible from Harry’s Ridge, drifting toward a single log raft.

Mount St. Helens & the Blast Zone

Tumwater Canyon & the Wenatchee River

The run between pass and town: eight kilometres of granite gorge where the Wenatchee River drops its whitewater — the state’s classic Class III–IV rafting run and the highway’s most dramatic stretch.

Leavenworth & Stevens Pass

The Raft River valley & the California cutoff

American Falls & Massacre Rocks