Taking its name after the Dutch, meaning “Happy River”, Blyde River is South Africa’s national treasure, permeated between high cliffs and vast vegetation. It is the third biggest canyon and the largest vegetated canyon in the world, offering a stunning white water rafting experience. The lower section of the canyon is more of an introduction to white water rafting with more laid back rafting.
The difficulty level here is easy with rapids mostly between 1-2 however in some cases it can get to grade 3. The lower Blyde river offers a breathtaking scenery and an amazing bird life. The paddling distance to be covered here is between 3-6 km/1.9-3.7 mi and lasts between 1-2 hours. Age restriction here is minimum 10 years-old and minimum of 4 persons per booking.
Lochaber, the capital of outdoor activities across the UK, in the Highlands of Scotland, is the perfect area for the most exciting water sports performance. White Water Rafting on the river Garry is one of them.
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Findhorn river will give you a perfect combination of extreme white water rafting, as it is one of the most famous destinations, due to its massive drop gradient of 152 m/500 ft.
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Limpopo is the northernmost province of South Africa and named after the second biggest river in Africa, River Limpopo. It borders with Botswana to the West, Zimbabwe to the North and Mozambique to the East. Characterized by primeval indigenous forests, majestic mountains and unspoilt natural setting, it is an adventure seeker's haven.
Limpopo is the northernmost province of South Africa and named after the second biggest river in Africa, River Limpopo. It borders with Botswana to the West, Zimbabwe to the North and Mozambique to the East. Characterized by primeval indigenous forests, majestic mountains and unspoilt natural setting, it is an adventure seeker's haven.
Limpopo is the northernmost province of South Africa and named after the second biggest river in Africa, River Limpopo. It borders with Botswana to the West, Zimbabwe to the North and Mozambique to the East. Characterized by primeval indigenous forests, majestic mountains and unspoilt natural setting, it is an adventure seeker's haven.
Limpopo is the northernmost province of South Africa and named after the second biggest river in Africa, River Limpopo. It borders with Botswana to the West, Zimbabwe to the North and Mozambique to the East. Characterized by primeval indigenous forests, majestic mountains and unspoilt natural setting, it is an adventure seeker's haven.
Limpopo is the northernmost province of South Africa and named after the second biggest river in Africa, River Limpopo. It borders with Botswana to the West, Zimbabwe to the North and Mozambique to the East. Characterized by primeval indigenous forests, majestic mountains and unspoilt natural setting, it is an adventure seeker's haven.
