Top Dubrovnik Ziplining

Escape the city’s hustle and bustle, and enjoy family-friendly adventure in the treetops on this 4-hour Cadmos Village tour from Dubrovnik. Travel into Croatia’s pretty Konavle region with your guide. Visit the Cadmos Village adventure park — nestled deep in the oak woods — where adrenaline-pumping thrills await! Pull on your harness and helmet, then test your nerve on the park’s exciting zipline courses. With rope-bridges and zipline routes suitable for children of all ages, this tour is ideal for families in search of adventure in nature during their time in Croatia.

This Zipline Tour is only for the breavest! The total length of the cable is 2100 m, of which the longest is 700m and is 150m above the ground. If you are adventurer, then this Zipline Tour has to be on your bucket list. The adrenaline your are going to experience is something your are going to remember for years. But Zipline is not the end. When it is finished we are taking you to one of the best restaurant of the area, Kaštel Slanica where you will taste magnificent traditional dishes of the area. Entrust us with your time and enjoy!

This Zipline Tour is only for the breavest! The total length of the cable is 2100 m, of which the longest is 700m and is 150m above the ground. If you are adventurer, then this Zipline Tour has to be on your bucket list. The adrenaline your are going to experience is something your are going to remember for years. But Zipline is not the end. When it is finished we are taking you to one of the best restaurant of the area, Kaštel Slanica where you will taste magnificent traditional dishes of the area. Entrust us with your time and enjoy!

What makes DU the Wire special is definitely the spectacular view of the sea and the islands. The velocity of continuously changing scenery appearance in the course of the 900 metres ride is unbelievable. It is the oaks above which you fly at the beginning of descent that will trigger an adrenaline rush, a feeling you`ll be accompanied by during the whole flight. Only a few seconds later, a beautiful clearing of terraced cultivation areas opens, turning with the next blink of an eye into incredibly dramatic cliffs typical of the Afriatic coast. The ride ends on the promenade which before the construction of the present Adriatic Highway used to be the only road to the southeast of the county. The historic course of the road, the current promenade, derives from the epoch of Austro-Hungarian rule at the beginning of the 20th century, running along the jagged rocky mountain slopes covered with evergreen Mediterranian vegetation, and is in itself an exceptional attraction.