There are two courses, discovery and sportive. The discovery course is about 6km in length and is ideal for beginners. The water is not so fierce and there are only a few obstacles to get over. We have had (fit) 70 year olds on this course and they have really enjoyed the experience.

The sportive course is excellent for the more experienced with more obstacles and a lot more white water.

Each raft has a professionally qualified Raft Captain for the duration of the trip.

Hydrospeed enables the swimmer to swim down a river using and playing with the current and counter currents.

Equipped with a wet-suit, flippers and a floating board (often called “Hydrospeed board”), the swimmer follows the course of the river as indicated by the guide.

Perfect way to understand the river and its currents, Hydrospeed allows you to feel the water movement. The opportunity to play in the waves and to surf in the waves is great fun and is a great way for beginners to experience White Water Rivers. You will be using your legs quite a bit so the ability to swim “crawl style” is very important.

Not for the weak hearted this one. Basically you slip and slid down the course of the river in a wet suite and protective clothing again accompanied by an instructor.

Typically this is carried out in the spectacular Gorge Galamus with it's pools, waterfalls and rapids. The scenery, if you have the time to look, is truly beautiful with rock walls to either side. After there is the opportunity to visit the magnificent Hermitage and church built in to the cliffs overlooking the river.

A cano-raft is a two-man inflatable craft which the paddlers autonomously manoeuvre using a double-blade paddle. Thanks to its inflated self-bailing structure making it a very stable boat, beginners can paddle in white water without having had any previous experience of white water activities.

A cano-raft trip brings the same sensations as a white water canoe trip and offers a possibility of having fun and playing with the water, without experiencing the drawbacks of flipping over with a rigid canoe. With a cano-raft, in case the paddlers do flip over, all they have to do is to jump back on the boat and off they go again!

The guides accompany them in their own boats and indicate the way while giving the tips on how to ride the water.