Activity School

Briefing before activities begin

This page is intended for schools, groups, and individual visitors who need clear instructions before entering the activity zones.

School 1

Climbing (kids and adult trails)

The same rules apply to both kids and adult trails. Below is the concise briefing instructors give before climbing starts.

Visual briefing representation for climbing

Briefing before entering the trail

You start at the beginning and move toward the end, but there is no mandatory route and no need to follow numbers, signs, or arrows.
If you need a break, you may descend using the nearest ladder at any time, rest, and then continue.
To finish the climb, go to the highest platform and ZIP LINE. An instructor comes to you, adds the trolley, and explains usage before descent.
Climbing is not time-limited: after descent, you may start another round. The activity ends when you remove and return the climbing equipment.
You must stay secured to the red safety cable: clip one carabiner first, then immediately clip the second.
When changing direction or obstacle, move the carabiners one by one onto the red safety cable.

School 2

Paintball, Splat Master, and Gel Blast

All participants go through a shared briefing on safety, equipment, and field behavior before gameplay starts.

Visual briefing representation for paintball and gel games

Briefing before entering the play zone

Protective equipment, especially the mask, must stay on your face at all times inside the play zone. Shooting is allowed only within the designated game area.
Do not shoot at players who are too close; the recommended minimum shooting distance is approximately 10 meters. Avoid firing into the air so paintballs do not end up outside the safe area.
Game rules are agreed within your group, and gameplay has no time limit.
Do not use already-fired paintballs lying on the ground. Even if they look usable, these paintballs often clog and damage the marker, which can result in game termination.
If you hear an unusual sound from the marker, or run out of compressed air or ammunition, contact the instructor immediately. Air refills are free of charge, while paintball refills are charged according to the regular price list.

The on-site live briefing remains mandatory for all participants before entering activities. This page provides a concise rule overview, and visitors who do not understand Croatian or English can use the translation button to better follow the instructions demonstrated by instructors on-site.