WHITEWATER FAQ

For the mildest section of river that we run (Class I-II) there is an age limit of 5 years old and 50 Lb (22 kg). For the moderate level of whitewater (Class II-III) there is an age limit of 7 years old. For the advanced level of whitewater (Class III-IV) there is an age limit of 15. All guests under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian or have a parent or legal guardian pre-sign a release of liability form for that individual

Moderate physical condition is required for whitewater rafting; you should be able to climb two flights of stairs without stopping for a rest. If you have disabilities or cannot meet the physical requirement above, we can work to accommodate your needs.

Class III Waves up to 1 meter in height, navigation is required to make your way through rocks and obstacles, rapids are challenging but not overwhelming – This is best for an introductory level of rafting.

Class IV Waves and drops of up to 2 meters. proper navigation is a must, as the chance of falling out or flipping a raft is present. Participants must be ready to listen and respond to instructions from their guide. If you do exit the raft this can potentially be an uncomfortable swim where you may bump into rocks – This is best for the gung-ho adventure seeker; it can be taken on by the inexperienced rafter but an aptitude for adventure needs to be present.

We have different size rafts for varying water levels throughout the year to ensure safety. Rafts have a maximum of six people. During the dry season March- May we use inflatable kayaks instead of rafts as they’re more fun! 

The Rider must be 15 years of age or older. Younger will need to be accompanied by a guide. All guests under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian or have the parent or legal guardian pre-sign a release of liability form for that individual.

8Adventures 150cc ATVs are best suited for one person. Passengers aged 7-14 are allowed.