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Cetina River
The Cetina River is a must for adventurous travelers.
Canyoning and rafting tours typically include specialist equipment, such as life jackets, helmets, and wetsuits, but be sure to wear sturdy sports shoes and sunscreen.
While canyoning and rafting tours can be adapted to suit skill levels, they do require that participants be mobile and possess a certain level of fitness.
If you’re doing a rafting or canyoning tour, bring a towel and dry clothes to change into after.
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There are plenty of ways to experience the Cetina River. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:
Visiting the Cetina River is completely free, but if you want to go rafting or canyoning, you'll need a budget. Rafting trips start at around US$45 for a half-day adventure while canyoning will cost you upwards of US$55. You can also get out on the river aboard a water bike for around US$50.
Any month between April and November is ideal for visiting the Cetina River, as that's when most canyoning and rafting tours are available (weather and water conditions permitting). The July–August high season gets the most crowds, so book ahead if you plan to visit during that period.
The easiest way to get to the Cetina River is by renting a car and driving yourself or joining an organized tour that includes transportation. Tours will typically pick you up at your hotel in Split or at a central meeting location and take you to launch points such as Penšići.
All sorts of activities are available at the Cetina River. White-water rafting trips are particularly popular, and many give you the chance to do a bit of cliff jumping while you're out on the water. Other popular activities on and around the river include quad biking, canyoning, and water bike safaris.
It depends. If you have very small children with you, then the Cetina River may not be the best option. Most tours have an adventure focus, and many have age and size restrictions that make them unsuitable for kids. Rafting adventures are usually suitable for teenagers or older kids, as the rapids aren’t typically too rough.