Julie & Raphael

While kayaking the narrow canyons of the Zrmanja and Krupa Rivers we will visit the medieval Krupa Monastery en route. Built in 1317 by monks from Bosnia, it is the oldest orthodox monastery in Croatia. It will be an afternoon of refreshing fun on the clear, warm and green waters of these Croatian rivers, considered two of the most beautiful in Europe filled with waterfalls, easy rapids and hidden swimming pools.

Croatia has more than 3,500 miles of stunning coastline dotted with 1,200 islands of all descriptions. We’ll start at Zablaće, where we’ll launch our kayaks and begin our paddle to Zlarin Island, a lovely car-free island encircled by beaches and covered in dense pine forests. We’ll Discover bays and beaches while kayaking around and have plenty of time to swim in the clear azure waters, bask in the sun and explore the small town's palm-lined, cobblestone streets.

A true adrenaline rush, zipping our way across the magnificent Cetina River 150 meters above the canyon. The views will be incredible of some of the most magnificent nature in Croatia!

After a short ground preparation where our instructor will provide us with vital information. Then it’s time for us to put on a special skydiving jumpsuit, a para helmet, board the plane with our instructor and enjoy the panoramic flight over Hvar at 3000 meters and jumping out for a freefall!

Our wish is to enjoy the emerald waters of Cetina river flowing through jungle-like forests and limestone rock formations. From its source in the Dinara mountains where it joins the sea in the town of Omis. It’s a rafting and canyoning spot with views as quintessential to the Dalmatian Coast as we’ll ever get.

Climbing and belaying on Marjan’s limestone hills overlooking the sea will be magic. There are almost 80 bolted routes to choose to climb any day of the week. Split Rocks, Sustipan Sea Cliff Climb, Cetina River, Island Climbing on Hvar, Paklenica National Park Climb…we can experience it all!

An action-packed day that starts with a thrilling speed boat ride from Split to Hvar, followed by a guided tour of Hvar’s historic Old Town and then a sea kayaking expedition round Pakleni islands archipelago. After a guided tour of Hvar Island, sea kayaking, and paddling, swimming and snorkeling the Pakleni Islands we’ll take the speed boat ride back to Split, a perfect ending to a perfect day!

From the stone walls of Dubrovnik to the beautiful surrounding archipelago, the Western Balkans are the perfect place for an active local living adventure. We’ll spend our day actively exploring the area and immersing ourselves into the local culture. Admiring panoramic views of the Dalmatian coast and mountains as we bike between villages, farms and vineyards of the Peljesac peninsula.

A sailing paradise! The Dalmatian Coast has hundreds of uninhabited islands to explore, the water is turquoise and warm and the coastlines are marked by dramatic cliffs in both the fore and background. The Kornati Islands consist of 140 uninhabited islands covering 300 square kilometres of land, so there’s no shortage of spots to explore and enjoy. We’ll sail to caves, reefs and islets, past fascinating rock formations and truly exotic views.

Split is the second largest city in Croatia and it is almost entirely surrounded by water. The place is a paddler’s dream, on the westernmost tip of the Split peninsula, we’ll find blue seas, turquoise rivers and when the sun goes down, a whole lot of stars – thus making it the perfect place for a nighttime stand-up paddle board moment.

We will hike, cycle and kayak in the jewel of the Adriatic Sea. A melting pot of history and culture, Croatia is a blend of heritage, cuisine and tradition that can be seen in its architecture and lifestyle. We can start with an inland hike and bike in Plitvice National Park, home to spectacular emerald pools and exquisite waterfalls. Easy rapids and quiet pools of the narrow canyons of two beautiful rivers, Zrmanja and Kupa make this journey a highlight.

We’ll explore Plitvice Lakes National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and Croatia's premiere inland destination. Known for its spectacular karst landscape - a sequence of 16 turquoise lakes linked together with cascading falls and travertine pools. The lakes are surrounded by beech and pine forests and are home to extensive wildlife.

The Zrmanja River is the adventure stream of the Dalmatian Coast. A kayaking trip through the river past high-rising rocky cliffs and through lush, intense greenery where we can stop and swim beneath waterfalls and natural pools along the way. Then we will dock up for the day, get off the water and wild camp in the Croatian wilderness, as far from the stress of modern life as it gets. We’ll fall asleep to the sound of one of Zrmanja’s biggest waterfalls, just a short walk from our campsite.