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NEW - ROCK CLIMBING


New for Summer 17 we are really very excited to offer climbing as part of our extensive range of


activities. Both Messini and Alana (our new beachclub in Croatia) have climbing walls with daily instruction as an inclusive activity. They are also close to some amazing rock climbing routes, so are ideally placed to give you a great all-round climbing experience.


So now you can go hiking, trekking and rock climbing in the morning, followed by sailing, windsurfing, water skiing and stand up paddle boarding in the afternoon!


Rock climbing in Croatia Alana Beachclub in Croatia is just two kilometres from the Paklenica National Park, one of the premier free climbing sites in Europe. To get you started there’s a climbing wall at the beachclub along with instruction. It’s an inclusive activity so you can just pop along and give it a go.


If that gives you a thirst for more and you want to get into the national park and try the real thing, we have teamed up with a local climbing school to offer two different packages. A two-hour ‘tryout’ or four hour ‘Paklenica climbing experience’ can both be pre-booked with us before you head out.


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Most of the routes are easy to access and with a wide range of grades; pretty much anyone can give it a go. You’ll be guided through everything you need to know for your first unforgettable steps up the rock face. All pre-bookable climbing will include transfers, equipment and park entrance fee. We do recommend pre-booking as we are expecting this to be a very popular activity.


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