Rafting on Drina River

Drina is formed by converting to Montenegrian Rivers Tara and Piva, they convert in the place named Scepan Polje, at an altitude of 434 masl. By opinion of many Drina is the most beautiful river in Bosnia and Herzegovina, fast and plahovita, clean and clear, reach, powerful and generous. However, the beauty of Drina isn’t just in her water, but also in the landscapes that surround her. Deep canyons and gorges, impenetrable forests, unrepeatable. To participate in rafting, you do not need to have experience. Rafting is primarily intended to be a good time spent on the river – a combination of beauty, adrenalin, adventure, relaxation, fun, pleasure, friendship, attraction, positive energy, returning back to untouched nature… Rafting is divided in six groups ( class) depending on water level. By water category Drina is classified in class 2 and 3. Class 2: Some rapids or stones, but still not dangerous rafting. Class 3: Rapids, small waves, smaller waterfalls, and without danger. This is usually touristic rafting.

Rafting Šćepan Polje – Kopilovi

• Arrival in camp Sastavci, at Scepan Polje, until 11:00h. Meeting the environment, and enjoying the view.
• Changing clothes to equipment for rafting in camp. Each participant gets neoprene suit and boots, life jacket, helmet and we are ready for adventure.
• Forming teams, meeting the rafting guide and with the principles of teamwork. Boats are made for 8 to 10 person, and it’s important that all participants are following guidelines from rafting guide.
• Boarding until 12:00h in rubber boats and we start rafting on the most attractive part of Drina, in the length of 17km. On which part we will see a lot of beautiful excitements – such as rapids: Mazocki, Sastavci, Ducelski and others.
• Rafting (depending on water level) last about 4 hours, with breaks for swimming and relaxation on the waterline of untouched nature
• Arrival at beach Kopilovi around 16:00h, changing clothes.
• Lunch – barbecue in nature. Participants of rafting can also take a part in making a meal.
• Rest after lunch and return of rafting participants.