FAQ

It is recommended that you can swim, but you do not need to be an Olympic swimmer. You will be given a life jacket, and the skipper is there for emergencies.

You can come rafting at any time during the season (May - October). Weekdays are less crowded and weekends have larger groups. At the start of the season the water level is higher, so there is more adrenaline; at the end of July and in August the water level is lower and rafting is slower, which suits families.

Yes. Children can go rafting. We recommend the period from the end of June, when water levels are lower and the water is much calmer.

It depends on the amount of rainfall, the weather conditions and the decision of the group itself.

Click "Book now" in the main menu and call us or send us an email. Every activity on our website has its own booking box, so you can easily book the package you want.

Of course, but keep in mind that if you have paid a deposit, certain refund rules apply, and our team will inform you about them in advance.

The minimum number of participants depends on the package; the May Day rafting needs at least 4 people. If there are not enough of you for a boat, we will join you with another group.

Rafting boats are usually designed for 6-8 people, plus the skipper. However, there are also larger boats for groups of up to 12-14 people.

Yes, during the rafting season (May - October) booking in advance is recommended, especially at weekends and for larger groups.

The price includes 2 nights in bungalows or rooms, 5 meals in the home-cooking restaurant, rafting with equipment, transport to the starting point and licensed skippers, insurance for all participants during rafting, and all applicable fees. Drinks at the camp and personal expenses are paid separately.

We run rafting on the Tara with licensed skippers, and all participants are insured during rafting. Before departure you receive a wetsuit, boots, a life jacket and a helmet, and the skipper gives a short briefing on how to behave in the boat. The boats are professional and built for the rapids of the Tara.

Besides rafting we offer canyoning on the Hrčavka river, a zip line in the canyon, horse riding on the rim of the Tara canyon, a visit to Trnovačko Lake and a tour of Sutjeska National Park and the Perućica forest. The camp also has table football, darts, chess and other games.

We drive you to the starting point, and transport is included in the price. The drive from our camp (Bukovica bb, Foča) to the start of rafting, usually Brštanovica, takes about an hour.