Discover Hutovo Blato, a unique sub-Mediterranean wetland in Herzegovina. Just 15 km from the Adriatic Sea, this Nature Park is a birdwatcher’s paradise and a haven for biodiversity. Enjoy photo safaris, sport fishing, and explore interconnected lakes and rivers.
Experience a dajak boat ride along the scenic Vrbas River banks, uncovering the city’s hidden gem. Originating from the Turkish word for pole, dajak boats offer a unique maneuvering experience through shallow waters. Notably propelled by the pole, it’s more accurate to say “riding in a dajak boat” than “riding a dajak.” Explore Banja Luka’s history as you glide in a dajak boat. Book your adventure with the dajak Club for an exclusive journey amidst lush greenery.
Tip: Beat the heat with evening rides for a cooler ambiance.
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Embark on thrilling canyoning excursions along the Rakitnica River, emerging from Mount Treskavica’s heights at 1520 meters. Spanning 32 kilometers, its rugged valley carves between the Bjelašnica and Visočica mountains, adorned with lush willow groves. Geologically aged at 10 million years, it ranks among Europe’s deepest canyons. Experience the allure of Rakitnica’s wilderness through diving, swimming, hiking, and more, revealing unique flora and fauna. Join curated canyoning tours for an unforgettable adventure, whether you revel in diving, swimming, hiking, rappelling, climbing, or cliff jumping, offering a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in untouched nature.
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Dive into the allure of Trebižat River in Herzegovina! From its source to where it meets the Neretva, spanning 51 km, this river disappears and reemerges nine times, offering pristine waters and gentle rapids for an unforgettable canoe safari. Whether seeking thrills or tranquility, its summer temperatures around 20°C make it perfect for all.
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The Drina River, flowing through picturesque landscapes and bordering Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia, offers a mix of thrilling rapids and serene sections. It provides a unique opportunity to experience the natural beauty and cultural heritage of the region.
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The Vrbas River has a length of 237 km and is the river with the highest fall of all the tributaries of the Sava. It originates on Mount Zec at an altitude of 1780. Vrbas is the most exciting for paddling from Donji Vakuf to Banja Luka, where Vrbas broke through the limestone rocks with
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The Tara River, located in the stunning Durmitor National Park, is famous for its deep canyons and crystal-clear waters. It offers some of the most challenging rapids in Europe, attracting experienced rafters from around the world.
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Experience the thrill of rafting, canoeing, and kayaking along the scenic Neretva River. With sections ranging from tranquil valleys to challenging rapids (class II-IV), this picturesque route offers adventure for all skill levels. Book a guided tour in advance to explore crystal-clear waters and stunning landscapes while enjoying a safe and unforgettable journey.
Jablaničko Lake in northern Herzegovina, Bosnia and Herzegovina, is a serene artificial reservoir ideal for fishing, peaceful rafting, swimming, and camping. Created in 1953 by an 80-meter arch dam on the Neretva River, this picturesque lake, stretching from Konjic to Jablanica, offers charming settlements, local delicacies, and a perfect retreat for nature lovers.
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Bosnia and Herzegovina is known for its diverse and beautiful rivers, offering various levels of rapids for water sports enthusiasts. The classification of river rapids is typically based on the International Scale of River Difficulty (often referred to as the “International Scale of Whitewater Difficulty”), which categorizes rapids into six classes ranging from Class I
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