Rafting on the Tara River from Foča runs from 50 € to 248 €, with options spanning a 4h single-day session up to a 4-7 day expedition. Two clear tiers exist: beginner-friendly half-day and full-day runs (50 €, marked "Everybody welcome") get you on the water fast with no experience required, guides speak English and local languages, and the cross-border Montenegro route adds the Drina River for extra mileage. Step up to the multi-day packages (200-248 €, "Occasionally sporty") if you want continuous canyon immersion, including the 4-day combo with offroad safari. Simple decision rule: if you have one free day, pick the 4h or 5-6h option. If you're blocking a full week around the Tara Canyon, go multi-day.
Best value
Rafting Excursion on the Tara River from Foča
At 50 € for a 4h session on the Tara River, Rafting Republic Wild River delivers the core canyon experience at the lowest price point in the lineup.
Longest rush for one day
Rafting Excursion on the Tara and Drina Rivers across the Montenegro Border
TARASPORT's 5-6h cross-border run covers both the Tara and Drina rivers at the same 50 € entry price, adding more mileage and an international border crossing.
Maximum immersion
4 day trip rafting down Tara River and offroad safari in Foca
The 4-7 day trip at 248 € combines consecutive days rafting the Tara with an offroad safari, the most complete adventure package available in Foča.
Best for first multi-day
Rafting trip down the Tara River in Foca
Kamp Ivona's flexible 2-3 to 4-7 day format starting at 200 € lets you choose your own duration, ideal for easing into extended canyon rafting without committing to a fixed itinerary.
Season
May – September
Coordinates
43.3596°N, 18.8151°EEquipment
Wear a swimsuit or quick-dry shorts under your wetsuit (provided by most operators), and bring water shoes or old trainers with a grip sole. For multi-day trips (2-7 days), pack a dry bag for electronics, a change of clothes for camp, and sun protection.
Getting there
All meeting points are located in or around Foča, Bosnia & Herzegovina, with operators based at riverside camps on the M18 road and at Hum village. The nearest major access city is Sarajevo, roughly 2 hours by car.
Updated on 3 March 2026