White Water Rafting · Split

White Water Rafting · Split

4 offers 45€ – 65€ 5.0 (11 reviews) Verified March 2026
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All 4 white water rafting tours on the Cetina River run from May to September, priced between 45 € and 65 €, with durations ranging from 3h to a half day. Every option is rated "Occasionally sporty", meaning no prior experience is required but you should expect active paddling through rapids. Budget-first: Iris Adventures starts at 45 € with the most flexible duration window (3h to 6h). Mid-range: IV & AN - RAFTING offers a structured 5h trip at 50 €. Premium: both Split Adventure tours top out at 60,65 €, with the 65 € Canoraft option using a single-person inflatable for a more exposed, individual experience on the river. Pick the 45 € tour if you want flexibility on timing. Go for the canoraft at 65 € if you want the highest intensity per person.

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White Water Rafting Excursion on the Cetina River from Split
45€See offer
Rafting on the Cetina River from Split
50€See offer
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Rafting Excursion on the Cetina River from Split5.0 (6)
60€See offer
Canoraft Excursion on the Cetina River from Split5.0 (5)
65€See offer

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Best value

White Water Rafting Excursion on the Cetina River from Split

At 45 €, the Iris Adventures tour is the lowest entry price on the Cetina, with a flexible 3h to 6h window that suits different schedules.

45 €See offer

Highest intensity

Canoraft Excursion on the Cetina River from Split

The Split Adventure Canoraft at 65 € puts you in a solo inflatable, meaning every rapid is your problem alone , maximum exposure, no team to absorb the impact.

65 €See offer

Best structured day out

Rafting on the Cetina River from Split

IV & AN - RAFTING runs a fixed 5h trip at 50 €, with a clear timeline that makes it easy to plan the rest of your day in Split.

50 €See offer

Best for groups

Rafting Excursion on the Cetina River from Split

Split Adventure's 60 € rafting excursion picks up at Split's Riva waterfront directly in front of Diocletian's Palace, making logistics straightforward for groups arriving together.

60 €See offer

Frequently asked questions

What's the most intense moment on the Cetina River rafting?
Hitting the Class III rapids on the Cetina is the peak of the run. The river cuts through a limestone canyon, so the walls close in fast and the current picks up with little warning. That section is where most groups get soaked.
What's the difference between rafting and canorafting on the Cetina?
Standard rafting puts 6 to 8 people in one large inflatable raft, sharing the paddling load. Canorafting gives you a solo or tandem inflatable canoe: you control every move yourself, which makes rapids hit harder and feel more direct. It's the higher-intensity format of the two.
Do you need to know how to swim to join these tours?
All operators require basic swimming ability. You'll wear a life jacket and helmet throughout, but if the raft capsizes in a rapid, you need to be comfortable in moving water. Non-swimmers should not book these tours.
How far is the Cetina River from Split's meeting points?
The meeting points are all in central Split (Riva waterfront or the port). Transfer to the river is included in the tour price and typically takes around 30 to 45 minutes by vehicle, depending on the operator's put-in point.
Is rafting on the Cetina River suitable for first-timers?
Yes. Every tour is rated "Occasionally sporty", meaning no prior rafting experience is needed. Guides brief you on paddle commands and safety before entering the water. The Cetina's rapids are challenging enough to feel real without requiring technical skill.
What's the best time of season to go rafting near Split?
May and June give you the highest water levels after snowmelt from the Dinara mountains, which means faster currents and more powerful rapids. July and August are the most popular months but water levels drop slightly. September stays warm with fewer crowds on the river.

Practical info

Season

May – September

Equipment

Wear a swimsuit or quick-dry shorts under your wetsuit (provided by operators), and bring water shoes or secure sandals that can get soaked. Given the "Occasionally sporty" physical level and sessions lasting up to a half day, pack a small dry bag with sunscreen, a change of clothes and a water bottle for the transfer back.

Getting there

All tours meet in central Split, either at Trg Republike, the port on Obala lazareta, or the Riva waterfront in front of Diocletian's Palace substructure, all reachable on foot from Split's old town.

See also

White Water Rafting elsewhere

Lake Serre PonçonBovecVerdon GorgeOmišLa Plagne, ParadiskiSamoëns, Le Grand MassifAroucaJasper

Other activities in Split

CanyoningQuad BikingVia FerrataJet Skiing

Updated on 3 March 2026