River light moves over pale stones, paddles tap the raft tubes, and spruce shade cools the road into Sutjeska. A short drive reaches Zelengora’s lake bowls, ranger viewpoints on the edge of Perućica, and the valley memorial at Tjentište.
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Top story from Foča Begin on the riverbank as guides check helmets and lines, then push into a clear pool before the current gathers between forested walls.
After the run, drive into Sutjeska and take a short path to a Zelengora lookout where grass meets rock and small lakes sit in hollows below. Later, meet a ranger for a safe view at the edge of Perućica, and end at Tjentište where white concrete opens above the valley.
Read more in our Sutjeska National Park page, our Perućica primeval forest guide, and our Tjentište memorial guide.
Late spring to early autumn suits river days and high meadow paths. May and June bring strong flows and cool forest shade
Warm with long light. Rafting routes are chosen to match conditions.
Offer clear views and calm trails.
Winter is quiet and pairs well with the memorial and short valley drives when conditions allow.
Many visitors can enter visa free for short stays. Check your country’s rules before you travel. Bring passports for any cross border rafting starts.
Local currency is the Convertible Mark. Cards work in town; carry some cash for park entries and rural cafés.
The centre is compact. Day trips run from Foča with hotel pick up on many tours. Allow extra time for park roads and river shuttles.
Closed shoes with grip for boats and rocky banks. A light layer for evening. Swimwear only where swimming is permitted.
Listen to briefings, keep life jackets fastened, and follow river signals. Keep to marked park paths and stay behind barriers at viewpoints.
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Two days lets you raft one river and visit Sutjeska. With three days you can add a Perućica edge viewpoint or a Zelengora lake loop.
Yes. Sections are graded and guides match the route to the group and water level. All safety gear and a briefing are included.
Some Tara runs start or end across the border. Bring passports for cross border shuttles. Your operator will confirm details.
Access is controlled. Many tours visit safe viewpoints at the edge with a ranger. Off trail entry is not permitted.
Yes. Drina soft rafting, short memorial visits, and marked park paths suit many ages. Check age notes on each tour.
Yes by road. Tours are popular because they include permits where needed, timing for lake and ridge stops, and safe routes.
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