This is a challenge. We agree that nature is there to be enjoyed and admired, but sometimes, it’s the challenge that prevails! We conquer some of the most amazing Croatian summits starting from the sea level, and we don’t stop to smell the roses or take selfies. The goal is to push your limits, keep your pace up, and forge ahead relentlessly.
The Biokovo Nature Park rises above the Makarska Riviera, with its highest peak, Sveti Jure, standing tall at 1,762 meters above sea level. It offers amazing panoramic views of the surroundings, stretching all the way to the islands of Brač and Hvar, and even to the mountains of Bosnia and Herzegovina on a clear day. Going from sea level to 1,762 meters in altitude means crossing diverse terrain, from forest trails and single tracks to steep rocky sections to reach the highest point at Sveti Jure. To celebrate a successful challenge, after the tour, we can all gather for a group dinner in a local restaurant.
At the summit, marvel at sweeping views where the deep blue sea meets rugged mountains.
Experience steep ascents and rocky trails that highlight Croatia’s natural beauty.
Every tour is led by certified expert guides who help you discover unforgettable experiences in hidden places that most never see.
With small group sizes, you’ll receive personalized attention throughout your journey.
Inspired by the rare alpine flower, this challenging route is for those who seek the extraordinary.
Rugged and rewarding, it’s the path less traveled that leads to breathtaking summits.
This route is a true test for the most fit hikers only. Beginning at sea level in Makarska and
climbing up to Sveti Jure (1,762 m), you’ll tackle over 1,700 m of relentless ascent across
roughly 25–30 km of trail. Technically the path is straightforward but the combination of long,
steep uphills and the sheer distance will push your endurance to its absolute limit.
Expect sustained climbs through Mediterranean scrub, rocky karst slopes and alpine meadows
before reaching the panoramic summit. Proper training, ample water, and unwavering
determination are non-negotiable for anyone taking on this epic challenge.
- A certified, English-speaking local hiking guide
- Refreshments
A dedicated meeting point & starting point of the hike is to be reached by your own
transportation.
If you need any assistance getting to the meeting point, we can arrange a transfer for
you at extra cost.
- Hiking boots or shoes (worn-in)
- Weather-appropriate clothing
- Daypack
- Lightweight trousers/shorts/skirts
- Sunhat
- Suncream
- Water and reusable water bottle
- Hydration
- Energy bars and snacks
Transfers to/from the meeting point are available at extra cost.
For adding a visit to the Skywalk viewpoint, a swim at one of Croatia’s most stunning
beaches (accessible only on foot or by boat), or a delightful meal in a local tavern,
please get in touch for a Private tour.
A: Upon booking confirmation, you will receive more details about the exact meeting point and time. If you need any assistance with local transfers, we can help you out.
A: Depending on the departure date, the maximum group size is 8 or 16 travelers. With small group sizes, you’ll receive personalized attention throughout your journey.
A: Absolutely! We’re happy to arrange a one-way route and provide a return transfer for the other leg. Just let us know your preference, and we’ll advise the additional cost and details.
A: Of course! If you prefer a tour just for you or your group, we offer private or self-guided tours tailored to your schedule and interests. The total cost will depend on your group's size and specific requests. Please contact us for a personalized quote. We aim to provide flexible options that suit both solo travelers and groups, ensuring everyone enjoys an affordable and memorable experience.
A: We aim to run all our tours as scheduled, as long as the weather conditions are safe. In rare cases that severe weather forces us to cancel, you'll receive a full refund.
A: No, insurance is not included in the price of our tours. We strongly recommend that all participants take out their insurance in advance, covering things like medical assistance and outdoor activity-related coverage.
