Rumin: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

The protected landscape of Rumin combines steep cliffs, karst slopes, fields, streamside vegetation and aquatic habitats. It provides a habitat for diverse birdlife, mammals, endemic Cetina fish and a wide variety of plant species.

Nature

The Significant Landscape of Rumin covers 33.5 hectares and includes Mali Rumin and Veliki Rumin. Mali Rumin dries up in summer, while Veliki Rumin rises below the Greda rock face and does not dry up.

Sport and recreational fishing is prohibited within the Significant Landscape of Rumin. Activities in the protected area are undertaken at visitors’ own risk.

Activities

Rumin is associated with opportunities for rural tourism, including rafting on the Cetina and hiking. Fishing on Lake Peruća is also described as a local opportunity.

Culture

The restored bridge over the Cetina in the hamlet of Panj is described as one of the symbols of the municipality of Hrvace. An old mill is part of the protected landscape of Rumin and is described as a typical example of local folk architecture.

Geographical Setting

Golo Brdo, Slanica, Runjavica and Kozarska Pećina are located in the vicinity of Rumin. Sveti Vid, Sveti Ilija and Svi Sveti are also located in the vicinity of Rumin. Velika Gospa is located in the wider regional surroundings of Rumin.

Those wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Rumin can continue their accommodation search afterwards.

For the higher-level travel overview: Općina Hrvace.