Rafting Adventure

Rafting Adventure in Rotorua, New Zealand is an exciting and thrilling experience that is perfect for adventure seekers.

The Kaituna River is the most exhilarating waterway in New Zealand, packed with white water rapids and home to the world's largest commercially rafted waterfall, the 7-meter Tutea Falls1. The Kaituna White-Water Rafting Adventure is a popular tour that offers a chance to navigate steep canyons through native forest and test your nerve over 14 challenging rapids. The tour is suitable for anyone who is adventurous and does not require prior experience. The expert guides provide initial training and safety guidelines, and all necessary equipment is provided, including wetsuits, fleeces, booties, splash jackets, buoyancy aids, and helmets.Rafting Adventure offers pick-ups for all central Rotorua accommodations, including the i-SITE and Information center. If you cannot see your pick-up in the area, you can contact them directly by phone or email. The tour is suitable for anyone over the age of 10 years for half river experience or 13 years for the full experience and must fit safety equipment. The recommended weight limit is a minimum of 40kg and a maximum of 125kg.Rafting Adventure is a reputable tour company that provides transfers to and from your accommodation in Rotorua, meaning you don’t have to worry about a thing, just the rapids awaiting you on the river. The tour lasts around 2 and a half hours, and trips leave several times a day, from the morning through to the afternoon, especially during peak season. You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.In conclusion, Rafting Adventure is an excellent opportunity to experience the thrill of white-water rafting in the heart of the best rafting region of Rotorua, New Zealand. The tour is suitable for anyone who is adventurous and does not require prior experience. The expert guides provide initial training and safety guidelines, and all necessary equipment is provided. The tour lasts around 2 and a half hours, and trips leave several times a day, from the morning through to the afternoon, especially during peak season.