Croatia is a popular holiday destination. In summer, tourists flock to the Croatian coast and islands in search of fun, relaxation and… outdoor adventure! In Croatia, outdoor sports enthusiasts particularly enjoy adrenalin-fuelled rafting on the Cetina River, or observing the Cetina Gorge from above on a breathtaking zipline. For those who prefer the sea to the mountains, snorkelling or boat tours are a great way to explore beautiful places such as the Kamenjak National Park, the Blue Cave and the fascinating and much-photographed Zlatni Rat beach. For young people in search of adrenaline, the jet ski tours to see the Dubrovnik city walls offer a mix of speed, fun and sightseeing. If you like history and discovering new underwater worlds, read our article on wreck diving in Croatia. Indeed, there are so many different types of activities in Croatia… Book your next outdoor adventure in Croatia on our website checkyeti.com and get inspired by new activities here, on our CheckYeti Blog.
Rafting in Croatia is an activity suitable for everyone, both children and adults, for outdoor sports enthusiasts and also for those who are less active.
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Croatia has many amazing zipline locations to choose from, but here are the 5 best ones. In the article, I will talk about:
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The zipline is an adrenaline-filled, fun and exciting adventure. If you’ve never tried it, you could enjoy a zipline descent this summer.
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Istria is the Croatian region with the highest number of wrecks. This is mainly due to the large number of ships sunk by mines during World Wars I and II. Indeed, just a short distance from the port of Pula, there were 5 minefields with a total of 1450 mines.
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Wreck diving in Croatia is a fascinating sport that allows you to combine your passion for scuba diving with the history of the country. Croatia is one of the best places in Europe to practice scuba diving. Its indented coastline with 1185 islands allows for an invaluable variety of underwater landscapes.
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