Polje Bijela combines a distinctive cultural attraction with activities shaped by its rivers. Tito's Bunker ARK D-0 is located in Hadžica polje in Polje Bijela near Konjic; at the same time, rafting centres on the Neretva and Bijela shape the area and offer tourist activities. The options therefore range from the military history of the Cold War to rafting tours on the water. You can decide which side of the area to focus on based on the activities you have planned.
Rafting on the Neretva and Bijela
The Neretva rafting tour covers 20 km from a starting point between Boračko Lake and Glavatičevo to a base at the confluence of the Bijela and the Neretva. The family rafting tour covers 7 km from the village of Džajići to a base at the same confluence and takes place in suitable weather conditions. The two routes therefore differ both in length and in their stated starting points. These details provide a concrete basis for comparison when choosing: for the family option, weather conditions are an explicit additional factor.
The Neretva rafting tour also includes a large canyon that can only be reached by boat or by swimming. The tour uses boat guides certified by the IRF, as well as registered and insured rafts. Equipment, changing rooms, lockers, showers and towels are provided. When booking, check the current details about the facilities and boat guides, as facilities and operator details may change.
The operator transports participants from the base to the tour start. Transfer arrangements may vary depending on the reservation and weather, so confirm the specific details when booking. Route length, starting point and weather conditions offer different considerations when choosing a tour, but they do not provide a basis for determining a set duration.
Tito's Bunker ARK D-0: History and Art
Tito's Bunker ARK D-0 is a nuclear bunker built during the Cold War and open to the public. Since 2011, it has served as an art gallery and hosted the international D-0 ARK Underground Biennial of Contemporary Art. The site's military history from the Cold War and contemporary art thus meet in one place. The programme of individual exhibitions may change.
A visit lasts an average of 90 minutes; the tour format may change. This time estimate is therefore a useful guide for planning a bunker visit. Those interested in culture will find not only a historic site here, but also a venue with an art gallery and biennial. This combination makes the bunker a distinct focus alongside activities on the water.
Habatnica Sports and Recreation Centre
Habatnica Sports and Recreation Centre offers opportunities for football, basketball, volleyball and other outdoor leisure activities. The centre includes football and basketball courts, stands, and changing rooms for men and women. Its offerings therefore cover both team sports and other outdoor activities.
The centre was open in July 2025. Check current public access before visiting. Together with the rafting tours, Habatnica provides another sporting focus; the activities clearly differ by sport and by the location of each offering.
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