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.
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
The Tara River, originating in Montenegro under Mount Komovi, spans 140 km, carving Europe’s deepest canyon at 1,333 m. Its last 40 km lie in Bosnia and Herzegovina, forming a natural border. Renowned for rafting, the river’s final 15 km boasts stunning landscapes and rapids rated III-IV. From May to September, it’s a hub for adventure tourism.
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.
Experience thrilling rafting, kayaking, and canoeing adventures on the Una River in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Divided into upper and lower sections, the upper Una boasts challenging rapids amidst stunning canyon scenery of Una national park, while the lower Una offers gentler routes suitable for beginners and families. With tour packages available, including equipment and guides, explore this picturesque region of the Una River renowned for its travertine waterfalls and crystal-clear waters.