10 Km Rafting in Rishikesh

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↬ Overview

Experience the thrill of white water rafting on the Ganga as you navigate the scenic 10 km stretch from Marine Drive to Shivpuri. This route is perfect for beginners and adventure enthusiasts alike, offering a blend of gentle rapids and exciting waves surrounded by the serene beauty of the Himalayas.

Trip Highlights:
✅ Covers Grade II & Grade III rapids (moderate Easy) ✅ Famous rapids include Black Money, Three Blind Mice, Crossfire, and Shivpuri Rapid ✅ Approx. 1.5–2 hours on the river ✅ Stunning views of lush forests and sandy riverbanks ✅ Ideal for families, groups, and first-timers

↬ Things to Carry

Category	Items to Carry
Clothing & Footwear	• Quick-dry T-shirt / synthetic top (avoid cotton) • Comfortable shorts or swimwear • Extra dry clothes for after rafting • Lightweight towel • Floaters, water sandals, or secure sports shoes (avoid slippers)
Personal Essentials	• Sunscreen (water-resistant, SPF 30+) • Sunglasses with strap • Lip balm with SPF • Personal toiletries • Small waterproof/dry bag • Water bottle
Optional but Recommended	• Waterproof action camera (GoPro) with mount • Light snacks / energy bars • Light windcheater / rain jacket • Basic first aid kit • Personal medication • Cap / hat
Documents & Money	• Valid photo ID proof • Some cash for local expenses • Booking confirmation / receipt
Avoid Carrying	• Expensive jewelry • Unnecessary gadgets • Loose footwear • Heavy backpacks

✅ Safety Tip: Always wear the provided life jacket and helmet properly during rafting.

↬ Inclusion & Exclusion

Transportation to fro from Brahmpuri
Dry bag (for valuables)
Expert Rafting Guide
All Govt Fee and Charges Inclusive
Rafting Gears – Life Jacket, Helmet, Paddle
Rafting 12 Kms from Marine Drive

Towel
Food and drinks
GO PRO Filming Extra
Medical or evacuation expenses in case of accidents
Anything not explicitly mentioned in Inclusions
Any cost arising due to natural calamities or emergencies
Personal equipment or gear (e.g., wet suits, waterproof cameras)
Travel insurance

↬ Refund & Cancellation Policy

Cancellation Timeline	Refund Policy
30 Days & More prior to arrival	Minimum 10% of package cost will be deducted (non-refundable)
15 – 30 Days prior to arrival	50% of the total package cost will be deducted
07 – 15 Days prior to arrival	75% of the total package cost will be deducted
Within 07 Days of travel date / No Show	No Refund

Important Notes:

No refunds will be provided in case of road blocks, accidents, government-imposed lockdowns, or force majeure situations.
Please read the Terms and Conditions, Cancellation Policy, and Refund Policy carefully before booking.
Feel free to contact us for any queries regarding your booking or these policies.

↬ Customer Review

↬ FAQ's

Is Camping and Rafting activities safe in Rishikesh?

Yes, river rafting in Rishikesh is safe. It doesn’t matter if someone is a non-swimmer. Anyone can enjoy rafting. Everyone has to follow the safety measures while rafting. A life jacket and helmet are a must to wear for your protection so that they can save you from drowning.

What is the perfect time for rafting in Rishikesh?

The perfect time for river rafting in Rishikesh is mid-September to early May. The river level rises during monsoons and is unsafe for rafting. Therefore, rafting is not allowed in the Ganges at this time. The time from November to March is suitable for transparent white water rafting.

What kind of clothes should we wear during the rafting?

Always wear light and quick-drying clothes while rafting. Clothes in which water does not stagnate. Wear lightweight floaters, and don’t wear shoes at all.

What is the right age to do river rafting?

The lowest age for white water rafting in Rishikesh is 12 years. Children of 12 years can enjoy 9 km rafting. If you want to experience the long rafting stretch (over 9km), you must be at least 18 years of age.

Is there any weight limit for rafting?

Yes, there is a weight limit for rafting. Individuals are allowed to white water rafting from a minimum weight of 30 kg to a maximum of 100 kg.

Is swimming skills compulsory for rafting?

Everyone can do rafting even without any swimming skills. It doesn’t matter whether you are a swimmer or a non-swimmer.

Can we eat something in the boat while rafting?

No, nothing is allowed o eat while rafting because everyone has to move the pedals. And while rafting, anything in the Ganges river can create dirt, which is wrong from an environmental point of view.