Extreme hiking
Our team is proud to say that they are the only ones in Croatia and wider that deal with the discipline hiking. The discipline "hiking" (walking on attractive hiking trails) gives you an opportunity to research and enjoy in the beautiful and hidden remote parts of the natural beauty of canyon of river Cetina but with some extremes such as: Overcoming various obstacles on the tracks such as edges of steep cliffs, crossing streams and sightseeing.
"Adventure Omiš" team is proud to say that they are the only ones in Croatia and wider that deal with the discipline extreme hiking.
The discipline "hiking" (walking on attractive hiking trails) gives you an opportunity to research and enjoy in the beautiful and hidden remote parts of the natural beauty of the canyon of the river Cetina but with some extremes such as:
Overcoming various obstacles on the tracks such as edges of steep cliffs, crossing streams, rock climbing, abseiling down the 45meter high rock (called Tisne stine) and sightseeing the Javornica cave, which is a significant archaeological site.
Professional guides and superb climbing equipment make your adventure perfectly safe.
Activity duration: 3h – 5h
Transfer duration: 10 min Price: 350 hrk – 47 € Includes: insurance, professional guides and photos Tips: sportware, water, hat, some snacks and suncreme
Price includes: insurance, professional guides, photos and 5km Omiš area included in price
Start: 8:00 pm
The minimum number of participants: 2 people
Mimimum age: 14 years
THE JAVORNICA CAVE "GOLUBINKA"
The Javornica cave is located on the south side of the river Cetina near the village Kučiće, to be precise 300m upstream from the part called Tisne stine.
The opening of the cave faces the north west and it is only 30m away from the river Cetina,with a height of 20-25m and 18m in width.
The interior of the cave has a constant rise of a rocky and moist soil, it becomes narrower towards the end and reaches a depth of 50m .
The Javornica cave is an interesting archaeological site.
At the entrance to the cave, there are two so-called „klačine“ that were used for the production of lime(material for the construction of houses ).
Inside the cave two amphorae were found, indicating the period of 1-2. cen.B.C
Amphorae of this type were used for the transportation of oil and wine.
Since the Javornica cave was not suitable for housing, due to its rugged terrain and extremely high humidity, it leads us to believe that it was used for short-term stays and also to store a variety of goods.
There is an assumption that the Javornica cave was used for religious and cult purposes by men from that period.
