Cetina Canyon Zipline from Split: 8 cables, 700m longest
Eight cables down the canyon, two guides keeping you steady.
You get picked up from Split, trained on short cables, then guided across eight steel lines spanning 2,100 meters through Cetina Canyon. The longest cable runs 700 meters at 150 meters high. Two guides manage the group, check your harness at each station, and the whole descent takes around three hours. Transport back is included.
Step-by-step itinerary
Cetina Canyon Zipline Adventure
- Travel to Cetina Canyon
- Receive training and equipment
- Practice on two short cables
- Walk to first zipline cable
- Descend all eight zipline cables
- Return by vehicle to start point
What’s included
Your experience includes hotel or meeting point pickup from Split, transport to the zipline site near Omis, a training session on two short practice cables, full zipline equipment (harness, helmet, gloves), descent across all eight steel cables totaling 2,100 meters with two guides managing the group, and return transport to your starting location.
Times
- Every day 10:00
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The experience
A harness clicks into place, the guide checks it twice, and then you're stepping toward the first cable with nothing between you and the Cetina Canyon below. The zipline polygon sits 3 kilometers from Omis, carved into the river gorge itself, and the eight steel cables strung across it don't look shorter the closer you get. The longest one stretches 700 meters and hangs 150 meters above the ground. That's the moment you stop thinking about whether you're fit enough and just start moving forward.
Transport picks you up from Split and takes you to the starting point, where a guide walks through the basics on two short practice cables, each 25 meters long. You learn how to grip, how to lean back, how to trust the equipment doing its job. Then the walk begins: short but steep, through the kind of scenery that makes you forget you're nervous, past rock walls and the sound of water below. At each cable, one guide demonstrates the descent while the other clips you in and talks you through it. A group of ten people, two guides, takes about three hours to cross the whole polygon. You're moving, not standing around.
The equipment is included (harness, helmet, gloves), and it's checked before you leave the ground. The training happens before the adrenaline, which means you're not learning as you fall. By the time you're on the longest cable, you've already done seven others, and the canyon is no longer abstract. It's the thing you're flying over.
Is this one for you?Right for anyone in Split or Omis who wants a controlled adrenaline experience without arranging their own transport or safety setup: the two guides and fixed group size mean you're never managing the canyon alone.
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Top questions
What happens if it rains?
It may be canceled due to bad weather. If that happens, you're offered another date or a refund. Free cancellation up to 24 h before the start.
How long does the entire zipline experience take?
Around three hours total, including transport to the site, training on practice cables, and crossing all eight cables in the canyon.
What's the longest cable and how high is it?
The longest cable is 700 meters long and positioned 150 meters above the ground.
Is transport included?
Yes, transport to and from the starting point near Omis is organized with the operator's vehicles.
What's included in the price?
Zipline equipment (harness, helmet, and gloves) plus the training session and guide services.
How many people go at once?
Groups are typically around ten people, accompanied by two guides.
Do I need to be fit?
The activity is suitable for all physical fitness levels, but it's not recommended for people with spinal injuries, pregnant travelers, or those with poor cardiovascular health.
Is there a training session?
Yes, before the main descent, guides demonstrate on two short 25-meter practice cables and explain how to behave on the zipline.
Where exactly is the zipline located?
In the canyon of the River Cetina, 3 kilometers from Omis, near Split.
Cetina Canyon Zipline from Split: 8 cables, 700m longest
3h · EN
from US$ 92 per person
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