Rock Climbing Omiš
Omiš is a centre of climbing in Croatia for an excellent reason.
With over 300 routes and amazing views of Cetina Canyon and Adriatic Sea, we can introduce you to this fantastic sport. Ivan Kuvačić Moco, as our main climbing instructor, is a prominent figure in Croatian rock climbing, particularly known for his contributions to the sport in the Omiš region.
He collaborated with Slovenian climber Jernej Kruder to establish one of the most challenging climbing routes in Croatia, which is rated 9a+.
This route, located in Vrulja near Omiš, represents a significant achievement in the local climbing community.
Our climbing instructor will put the ropes for you and belay you, so leave your worries aside as we make this trip safe and fun.
With expert advice from our instructor you'll receive personalized guidance to ensure a safe and enjoyable adventure, enhancing your skills and confidence on the cliffs.
Whether you're a beginner or an experienced climber, our expert-led sessions offer a unique opportunity to explore and conquer the beautiful climbing routes of Omiš.
Duration of Activity
3 hours
Required Experience
None, beginners welcome!
Minimum Age
6 years
Pricing Information
TIPS
Bring a sport clothing, water, and some snacks
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Rock climbing in Omiš is best enjoyed during the spring and autumn months when the weather is mild and the conditions are ideal. These seasons offer the perfect balance of cool, comfortable temperatures and clear skies, making your climbing experience both enjoyable and safe. The summer months can be quite hot, especially midday, so if you’re climbing in summer, early morning or late afternoon climbs are recommended to avoid the peak heat.
Not at all! Omiš offers a variety of climbing routes that cater to all skill levels, from complete beginners to advanced climbers. MOCO Adventures provides experienced guides who can tailor your climbing experience to match your skill level, ensuring safety and enjoyment. Beginners will receive basic instruction and can start on easier routes, while more experienced climbers can be challenged with more difficult ascents.
