What the run is like
The trip covers 18 kilometres, from Brštanovica to Šćepan Polje. At Šćepan Polje the Tara meets the Piva and the two rivers become the Drina; the far bank there is Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Tara Kula Raft runs this section in four-chamber rafts, five metres long and two wide, with local guides. The same 18 kilometres form the rafting half of their family day, where the time on the water is given as three hours.
The operator's product page does not list the gear or a start time for this particular trip, so confirm both on WhatsApp. Their other rafting trips include a wetsuit, boots, vest, helmet and paddle.
Run by: Tara Kula Raft, Žabljak · WhatsApp +382 69 202 254
Questions people ask
Where does it finish?
At Šćepan Polje, where the Tara and the Piva join to form the Drina, next to the border crossing with Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Is the gear included?
The listing for this trip mentions the raft and guides only. Ask the operator to confirm wetsuits and helmets; they are included on its other rafting trips.
What if I need to cancel?
Cancel more than 24 hours before the start and the operator refunds in full. Later cancellations and no-shows are not refunded. If the operator calls the trip off for water level or weather, you choose a full refund or a new date at no extra cost.
Do I need to be able to swim?
The operator does not publish a swimming requirement or a minimum age. Ask on WhatsApp before you book, especially if you are bringing children.
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