Swimming ability is a vital pre-requisite for rafting.
Life belts are obligatory during rafting. A life belt may not help a
non-swimmer survive. Rafters are required to know how to stay afloat when
they fall into wild water.
There is no problem for swimmers; no technical know-how and skill is
required. Everybody can go rafting provided that professional guidance is
ensured.
Rafting material includes life belts, helmets and watertight dresses. All
seasons are good for rafting although rafting tracks may get harder in
winter due to increase in water level.
Rafting is a team sport.
Professional trainers deliver special training before taking off. Prospective
rafters learn swimming in the river, manoeuvring, standing safe on the boat,
using rope, and rowing. Rafters get their helmets, life belts and watertight
dresses after the training session.
About Courses
6 track types are available based on difficulty of rafting course,where
track type 1 is the easiest and track type 6 is the hardest.
Water discharge capacity and track rockiness determines the difficulty rate.
Typical track length is about 12 or 20 meters.
Rafting teams usually consist of 4 or 6 people. Your professional instructor
will guide you through the track, and you will enjoy raging against rapids
and surviving your boat in still water. Excite is an integral part of
all rafting tracks.
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