Although Cetina natural spring water shares its name with the beautiful river, it is not sourced from the river or its origin. Cetina natural spring water comes to our tables from a protected well 80 meters deep, near the bottling plant, and undergoes no treatment, remaining completely natural and authentic.

Cetina is bottled directly into bottles at the source below Mount Dinara, near the bottling plant, in its natural state, from a water-bearing layer protected from any contamination, and it undergoes no processing whatsoever.
The untouched nature and protection provided by Dinara ensure the purity and freshness of Cetina natural spring water, confirmed daily through constant analysis and monitoring by experts.

Cetina natural spring water is bottled and distributed by Naturalis d.o.o., a company 100% owned by Croatian shareholders.

Following an annual study conducted to grant the “natural spring water” category, the Public Health Institute issued an opinion characterizing Cetina as low-mineral spring water with stable values of anions and cations, regardless of changes in hydrological conditions. According to the Institute, the greatest value of Cetina water is the absence of all tested contaminants, indicating excellent natural protection of the aquifer. In addition, microbiological analysis results demonstrate exceptional water purity and safety.
Our technologists in the internal laboratory analyse the finished product daily, while the Public Health Institute in Split, as an authorized laboratory, regularly collects samples and monitors the composition of the water we bottle.

We need water every day. It forms the basis of life as it supports the normal functioning of our physical and mental processes. Additionally, it is essential for maintaining normal body temperature regulation. These health benefits of water are achieved by consuming at least 2 liters of water daily from all sources.
According to the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA), the recommended daily water intake for individuals with moderate physical activity living in temperate conditions is 2 liters for women and 2.5 liters for men. This includes water from all sources—both food and drinks. It is estimated that about 20% of this amount comes from food and 80% from beverages. Therefore, women should consume around 1.6 liters from beverages, and men about 2 liters, which translates to 8 to 10 glasses of 200 ml each. Among these, drinking water should be the predominant beverage. By choosing water as the primary drink to quench our thirst throughout the day, we positively influence weight control.

According to EFSA, the recommended daily water intake for individuals with moderate physical activity in temperate conditions is 2 liters for women and 2.5 liters for men. About 20% of this amount is obtained from food, while 80% is from drinks. Therefore, women should ensure about 1.6 liters of water from beverages and men about 2 liters. This corresponds to 8 to 10 glasses of 200 ml each. Drinking water should account for most of this amount. Choosing water as the primary beverage not only helps in maintaining a healthy weight but also reduces the risk of excessive sugar consumption and dental caries associated with sugary drinks.