Availability
Rafting starts in early spring and runs throughout the summer and on into late autumn. In Scotland the big rafting seasons are spring and autumn because the white water is at its peak, in Wales selected Sundays from February to October. Weekend dates can fill quickly and you should book six to eight weeks in advance.

Participant Guidelines
Minimum age varies from 10 to 14. A maximum weight limit may apply depending on the venue. Most of the venues require you to be able to swim and all venues state you must be confident in water. Some venues may test your fitness. We ask that you advise us in advance of any disabilities.

Weather
Rafting will go ahead in most conditions but may be affected by extreme weather conditions or flooding if the rivers are too swollen.

Duration
Your session will last for approximately two hours. You should allow for time afterwards to shower and change.

Numbers On Day
Your raft will hold between six and eight people, plus a qualified instructor.

Spectators
All spectators will be welcome. They will be able to see varying amounts of the experience, depending on the location.

Dress Code
Bring swimwear, a towel, a pair of old trainers, a dry change of clothes and a wetsuit if you have one. You will be provided with buoyancy aids and helmets. If you wear glasses they should be remove or firmly secure.

Other Info
At the purpose-built course rafting is occasionally cancelled at short notice due to local authority water release systems. We ask you to contact the venue a few days before your booked date, if appropriate, to double-check water levels.