 The most beautiful Croatian rivers run through the karstic areas, which means that they abound in limestone barriers and waterfalls, which in turn, due to the abundance of rain and sun, are bordered by lush vegetation. During the dry season the waterfalls retain sufficient water among the limestone barriers to ensure pleasant touring by canoe, kayak, or indeed for diving. Rivers lose neither their clarity nor their green hue except during the heavy spring and autumn rains. |
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 Canoeing on the rivers of Croatia can also provide memorable cultur-a experiences. The monasteries of Visovac, Holy Archangel and Krupo are located timid the green environs of the Rivers Krka and Krupa, while the Rod-man Mills (Radmanove mlinice) on the River Cetina represent an interesting entity of popular architecture, as do the mills on the River Krka. |
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 In Croatia the tradition of canoeing is centuries old. Remains of primitive canoes carved out of tree trunks have been found in the Plitvice lakes, ond those traditional vessels, trupica, are still frequently used for fishing and transport in the River Neretva's fertile delta. Canoeing on most rivers and lakes is subject to certain restrictions in order to ensure protection of plant and animal communities or geological formations. The management teams of protected areas and organizers of commercial trips can provide reliable information, assistance in organizing canoe trips and in acquiring the necessary comping permits. |
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Canoeing