Family rafting
Calmer stretch, kids from age 6. Best for less experienced groups.
€35/ person
Details →€35–€80 per person. Here’s exactly what’s included in each price, and why they differ.
Calmer stretch, kids from age 6. Best for less experienced groups.
€35/ person
Details →Full route, moderate rapids. The standard pick for most guests.
€50/ person
Details →Pickup in Sarajevo. Two daily runs, 50 minutes to the river.
€80/ person
Details →Every price below is per person and complete. The rows show what changes between them and what does not.
| Family rafting | Classic rafting | Rafting + transfer | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price per person | €35 | €50 | €80 |
| Section of the river | Calmer stretch | Full route, class II–III | Full route, class II–III |
| Time on the water | 4–5h on the water | 4–5h on the water | 4–5h on the water |
| Gear and licensed skipper | Included | Included | Included |
| Lunch at the base | Included | Included | Included |
| Transfer from Sarajevo | Optional, +€30 | Optional, +€30 | Included, both ways |
| Tito's bunker | Optional, +€25 | Optional, +€25 | Optional, +€25 |
| Paid now as deposit | €7 | €10 | €16 |
All three prices buy the same essentials: a licensed skipper, all the rafting gear, four to five hours on the water, and lunch at the base afterwards. What separates them is which section of the Neretva you run, and whether getting to the river is your problem or ours.
Family rafting at €35 runs the calmer water. Classic at €50 runs the full route at class II–III — the same day on the same river, harder water. Rafting with transfer at €80 is that classic day plus the return drive from Sarajevo, which costs €30 per person on its own.
So this is not a quality ladder. Nobody is buying a better skipper at €80 than at €35.
Bought through an intermediary in Sarajevo or Mostar, the comparable rafting day generally lands between €70 and €91 per person with the transfer. Ours is €80 with the transfer and €50 without it.
The difference is not the boat, the skipper or the river. It is the number of parties between you and the operator, and the fact that an agency is selling access to a valley it does not sit in.
It is also why those listings rarely name the operator at all — and why we name ours the moment your booking is confirmed.
Getting to Konjic, unless you booked the transfer. Tito's bunker, which is an optional add-on. Anything you buy at the base beyond the included lunch.
There is no booking fee, no card surcharge and no per-group extra. The published price is the price, and it does not change depending on which partner runs your day.
You pay 20% by card to confirm and the rest on site on the day of the trip. On classic rafting that is a €10 deposit against a €50 trip, so very little is committed while you are still planning the rest of your travel.
Cancellation is free up to 24 hours before departure. If we have to move your trip, you choose between another date and a full refund of the deposit.
All prices are per person, in euros, and identical in all four languages of this site.
Group bookings run on a separate per-person calculation with discounts from eight guests, more from twelve, and more again from twenty. Companies and agencies can generate a quote to forward for approval.
€35 per person for family rafting, €50 for classic, and €80 for the classic day including the return transfer from Sarajevo. Those are complete per-person prices.
A licensed skipper, all rafting gear, four to five hours on the water and lunch at the base. Transport to Konjic is only included in the €80 trip.
Family rafting at €35 per person. Group bookings from eight guests get a per-person discount on top.
A 20% deposit by card — €7, €10 or €16 depending on the trip. The balance is paid on site on the day.
No. Nothing is added at checkout and the price does not change depending on the partner. The only extras are ones you choose: the transfer at €30 and Tito's bunker at €25.
Because it is the €50 river day plus the €30 return transfer. Sold through a Sarajevo agency, the comparable day tends to cost €70–91.