White Water Rafting.

White water rafting is an outdoor adventure where you travel down a river in an inflatable raft, navigating rapids and flowing water with the assistance of an experienced guide.

White water rafting tours operate on rivers in the surrounding rainforest areas of Far North Queensland. Different tours visit different rivers depending on the experience and conditions.

No. Most rafting tours are designed for beginners and provide a safety briefing and instructions before you enter the river.

Swimming requirements vary between operators and tours. Even when swimming ability isn't a requirement, you should be comfortable around water and follow all safety instructions provided by your guide.

Minimum ages vary depending on the river, tour and water conditions. Some experiences are suitable for younger participants, while more challenging rafting trips may have higher age requirements.

Swimwear, board shorts or quick-drying clothing are generally recommended. You should also wear secure footwear suitable for getting wet and walking around the river.

Rafting involves moving water and natural river conditions, so there is an element of adventure. Tours are led by trained guides and include safety briefings and appropriate safety equipment.

Rafting can involve paddling and physical activity, so a reasonable level of fitness is helpful. The physical requirements vary between tours, with some experiences being more demanding than others.