Cliff Jumping
Take the leap on a private boat tour from Hvar. Crystal-clear Adriatic waters and natural rock platforms create perfect conditions for the ultimate adrenaline rush. Local skippers know the safest spots.
The Ultimate Rush
There is something primal about cliff jumping - the nervous anticipation, the moment of commitment, the rush of freefall, and the exhilarating splash into cool, crystal-clear water.
The Croatian coast is blessed with perfect cliff jumping conditions: dramatic rock formations, deep water close to shore, and visibility so good you can see exactly what you are jumping into.
Whether you are a first-timer looking for a 2-meter thrill or an adrenaline junkie seeking 10+ meter launches, there is a spot for you.
Safety First
- Always go feet-first. Never dive headfirst from heights.
- Check depth and underwater obstacles before jumping.
- Start low and work your way up.
- Never jump alone. Make sure someone on the boat is watching.
Best Cliff Jumping Spots
Red Rocks
All levelsThe most popular cliff jumping spot. Multiple platforms at different heights. Deep, clear water.
2m - 10m
Zaraće East
IntermediateDramatic cave formations. Jump into the entrance of a natural arch.
3m - 8m
Pakleni Cliffs
BeginnerLower, more accessible jumps on the islands. Great for first-timers.
2m - 5m
Capture the Moment
Bring your GoPro or waterproof camera. Your skipper can film from the boat for that epic third-person perspective.
Local tip:
Red Rocks is a good first spot - the platforms start at just 2 meters, so you can build confidence before going higher. Ask your skipper to check the depth and current before anyone jumps.
Cliff Jumping FAQs
Is cliff jumping safe?
Cliff jumping carries inherent risks. Stick to spots with known deep water and no underwater obstacles, and let your skipper check the depth first. Lower jumps (2-5m) are suitable for beginners; higher jumps require experience. Always go feet-first, never dive.
What heights are available?
Red Rocks offers jumps from 2m up to about 10m. Other locations have various heights. Your skipper can assess the spots and recommend based on your experience level.
Can beginners try cliff jumping?
Yes! Start with 2-3 meter jumps to get comfortable. Many people are surprised how fun even smaller jumps are. There is no pressure to go higher than you are comfortable with.