Rangitaiki River White Water Rafting from Rotorua

Water Sports

Experience the thrill of white water rafting on the Rangitaiki River. Rapids are mostly grade 3 with one grade 4 rapid. The trip consists of fun bouncy rapids running through a beautiful river valley featuring stunning views of native and plantation forest.

The rapids require good team work from you but 15 - 20 minutes of training is given before the trip teaching all the required paddle and safety commands and practice is undertaken on flat water before launching into the rapids.

The trip is suitable for anyone who is physically active. There is around 15 minutes of flat water at about the mid point on the trip allowing time to relax, enjoy the scenery, chat with your guide and fellow rafters and even have a swim if you wish.

You'll be provided with:

Safety Helmets
Lifejackets
Wetsuits
Polar Fleece Tops (weather dependent)
Spray jackets (weather dependent)
Wetsuit Booties
Food and Drink
Hot Shower

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Duration : 6 hours

Commences :
Rotorua, New Zealand

Rangitaiki River White Water Rafting from Rotorua
Rotorua
North Island
New Zealand

Rangitaiki River White Water Rafting from Rotorua

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