If you love active holidays, Dalmatia offers numerous opportunities for unforgettable outdoor adventures. From the mountain peaks of Biokovo to the turquoise waters of the Adriatic, each region offers something unique – available throughout spring, summer, and autumn.
Rafting and canyoning on the Cetina river
One of the most popular adventures in Dalmatia is rafting on the Cetina river near Omiš. The route is approximately 10 km long and lasts about 3 hours, passing through stunning canyons and waterfalls. For those seeking an extra challenge, canyoning and extreme canyoning (with ropes and jumps) are also available.
Zipline in Omiš
For an adrenaline rush with a view over the Cetina canyon, Zipline Omiš offers a system of 8 cables with a total length of 2,100 meters. The longest cable is 700 meters long and allows speeds up to 65 km/h.
Kayaking in Zadar and Split
For calmer but equally attractive adventures, kayak tours around Zadar or Split are highly recommended.
Zadar: River Zrmanja kayak tour
Hiking in Biokovo Nature Park
Biokovo Nature Park offers numerous marked hiking trails, including the ascent to Sveti Jure (1762 m), the highest peak. The Biokovo Skywalk – a glass platform above the cliff – has become a new hit among adventurers and photographers.
Cycling on the islands and along the coast
The island of Brač offers numerous MTB and road routes leading up to Vidova Gora. Šolta and Ugljan are ideal for leisurely cycling by the sea. The Dalmatian coast between Šibenik and Trogir features well-maintained cycling paths with stunning views.
FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions
Is rafting on the Cetina safe for beginners?
Yes. Tours are led by licensed guides, and the minimum age for basic rafting is usually 6 years.
Where is the Biokovo Skywalk located?
The Skywalk is located within Biokovo Nature Park, along the road to Sveti Jure, at an altitude of 1,228 meters.
Do I need experience for kayaking tours?
No. Tours are suitable for beginners, and instructors provide an introduction before the start.