Tour Highlights
- Full safety equipment provided
- Certified bilingual guide
- 18 km of Class III–IV rapids
- UNESCO World Heritage canyon
- Riverside lunch included
- No experience required
About This Tour
Day one is all about the "pause." You arrive at the camp, check in, and finally take that first real breath of mountain air. We don't plan anything intense for your first day. We want you to get used to the quiet. You can explore the woods or just sit by the water. Dinner is served as the sun goes down. The night here feels much quieter than in the city. You will sleep in a wooden house, surrounded by the sounds of nature.
Day two is the one you have been waiting for. This is the big rafting day. After a local breakfast, we get our gear ready and head deep into the canyon. The Tara River reveals itself slowly. It is wild, untouched, and unforgettable. You will experience the most famous rapids in the region. Our guides know every rock and turn, so you are in good hands.
Between the exciting rapids, there are calm stretches where you can simply float, look up at the canyon cliffs, and take in the surroundings. We also make stops at waterfalls, and for the more adventurous, there are opportunities for cliff jumps or jumps directly from the boat. It is a dynamic experience that combines adrenaline with moments of pure connection to nature. We return to the camp in the afternoon with stories already forming in your mind. We spend another peaceful night together, sharing a meal and enjoying the campfire.
Day three is a slow morning. There is no pressure to wake up early. You can enjoy your coffee while listening to the river. We have one last breakfast together before you head out. You will leave the camp rested, with a quiet sense of change that stays with you long after the journey ends. Three days in the Tara Canyon leave you grounded, refreshed, and more connected to nature. You go home with a sense of peace that stays with you long after you leave the canyon.
What's Included
Included
- Certified bilingual guide
- Full safety equipment (helmet, wetsuit, buoyancy aid, paddle)
- Riverside lunch
- Shuttle back to start point
Not Included
- Transport to Šćepan Polje
- Accommodation
- Travel insurance
- Personal drinks and snacks
Pricing
| Season | Price per person |
|---|---|
| Early season (Apr – May) | €85 |
| Peak season (Jun – Aug) | €95 |
| Late season (Sep – Oct) | €85 |
Getting Here
The tour starts at Šćepan Polje on the Bosnia–Montenegro border.
Frequently Asked Questions
What if I can't swim?
Non-swimmers are welcome on this tour. Your buoyancy aid keeps you afloat at all times, and the guide is trained in swift-water rescue. Let us know in advance and we'll seat you in the safest position in the raft.
What should I wear?
Wear clothing you don't mind getting wet — swimwear or sports shorts work well. We provide wetsuits, helmets, and buoyancy aids. Bring a dry change of clothes for after the tour and water shoes or old trainers that can get wet.
Is the tour suitable for children?
Yes — minimum age is 12. Children aged 12–16 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian in the raft. The tour is suitable for children in normal fitness with no prior experience.
What time does the tour start and finish?
Meeting time is 9:00 at Šćepan Polje. The raft typically returns to the take-out by 16:00–17:00, with a shuttle back to the start point shortly after. Allow a full day.