About our trips

Our trips are safe, our guides are qualified river runners with countless experience on all of Nepal’s river so you can be sure that you are in good hands.
We provide everything you will need for the trip, from tents, sleeping bags and mats to delicious food, drinking water and of course the raft and safety equipment. And we guarentee that you will have a great time on our trips.

What you need to bring

Basically just bring along yourself, your finest “Fine and nice” smile, shorts, a t-shirt and Teeva style sandals for the day time, warm clothes and a small towel, and don’t forget the sun cream, cap and sunglasses as we would not want you get nice and roasted on the river!
A small amount of spending money can be used to buy snacks and alcohol in villages and of course your camera to capture those ultimate river moments, we have a dry box to keep it safe and dry in the rapids.

Splashy Facts

Class: 3+/4 Days: 1 to 2 You'll need: A minimum of four friends to run this trip
When: Trips run year round but the best season for wavy and splashy fun is from June to October
Where: Departs Kathmandu by bus to and raft 29km from Chauradi to Panch Kilometer

This gentle giant is a favorite for first timers and play boaters. A great smooth ride that the whole family or those white water novices can enjoy. Though be aware that this gentle giant can certainly pack a punch in the post monsoon and will certainly have any white water thrill seeker in his or her element. During this river trip there is plenty of fun to be had with on river games, night time camping and possible side trips to Manakamana, one of Nepal’s most visited temples, and Chitwan National Park. View River Itinerary.

Splashy Facts

Class: 4/+4 Days: 3 You’ll need: A group of 6 friends
When: October to December and March to April
Where: Departs Pokhara to Beni and rafts the 60km to Seti Beni

One of Nepal’s most beautifully stunning rafting rivers that delivers some punchy rapids, loads of splashy fun and a tantalizing glimpse of Nepal’s enticing river culture. For the beginner it’s a wild heart pounding introduction to rafting that will leave you on your knees begging for more. For the experienced paddler it’s a chilled out, feel-the-rhythm-of-nature experience. View River Itinerary.

Splashy Facts

Class: 4+ Days: 9 Days (7 river days) You’ll Need: 6 friends to share this wilderness experience with you.
When: October to December and March to May
Where: Departs from Kathmandu with a long drive to Dungeshuwar from where we raft the 190 km to Chisopani down on the flat lands.

Considered as Nepal’s biggest and mightiest River, the Karnali lies in the country’s Wild West, which has only been recently opened to tourism. Getting here is all part of the adventure; a long rugged day/night bus trip is required to reach our starting point, but the rafting that follows is well worth the effort. This is guaranteed to be an epic white water journey that you will never forget. View Full Itinerary.

Splashy Facts

Class: 3 Days: 2 to 3 You’ll Need: A group of 6 friends to join in the fun
When: October to November and March to April
Where: Departs from either Kathmandu or Pokhara, 62 km of rafting from Hynage to the Dam.

The Seti Khola (River) is a relaxing river with a lot of high action rapids. It offers great chances for swimming and wildlife spotting, making it highly suitable for families and first time rafters and Kayakers. It is one of the most beautiful and pristine rivers in Nepal. You can raft this river in combination with a trip to Chitwan or Pokhara. Another great river for some fine and splashy fun. View Full Itinerary.

Splashy Facts

Class: 4-/5 Days: 9 You’ll Need: A gang of 6 for this golden trip
When: September to October and May to June
Where: Departs from Kathmandu by road to Dolaghat, then 270km of rafting to Chahara

The Sun Kosi is one of the top 10 rivers in the world to run. In length, the Sunkoshi is the longest river trips in Nepal traversing 270 km through the beautiful Mahabharata Mountain range. It begins after a 3 hour drive from Kathmandu and is 60 km from the Tibet border. This all-encompassing trip takes you from the mountains near the Tibet border to the hot dusty Indian plains. It certainly is one classy river with lots of fun to be had by paddlers…simply put, a golden journey with many highlights. View Rafting Itinerary.

Splashy Facts

Class: 4-/5 Days: 1 or 2 You’ll Need: 4 to 6 friends for this wild ride
When: October to November and March to May
Where: 3 hours drive east of Kathmandu, 16 km of wild wild rafting from Borderland Resort to the Dam.

Not so far from Kathmandu, this is a short but very very sweet trip that’s packed full of fun, action and endless white water. With rapids the likes of “Frog in the Blender” what more do you want from a river? The trip finishes near to the Last Resort, home to Bungy jumping, Canyoning and the Canyon Swing, this gives you the chance to round out your rafting adventure with other activities that are going to keep the adrenaline flowing and your heart pounding. Hold on tight, crew, this is going to be one wild ride. Oh by the way, don’t forget to look at the stunning scenery as you are getting churned down this washing machine! View Rafting Itinerary.

Splashy Facts

Class: 1/5+ Days: 5 You’ll Need: 6 of your best white water junky mates
When: October to December and March to April
Where: A road trip for Kathmandu to Ngadi and rafting for 52km to Bimalnagar.

Carving down the up side of the Annapurna Circuit trekking trail, this gem of clear flowing, rapid packed river is one surly ride that demands respect from those who choose to paddle it. The river is surrounded by jaw dropping beauty and is seeped in traditional Nepali culture, taking you into the very heart of rafting in Nepal. View Full Itinerary.

Splashy Facts

Class: 4-/4+ Days: 11 days (6 river days) You’ll need: 6 friends for this trip
When: October to November and March to April
Where: Departs Kathmandu with long drive to Basantapur, Three day trek to Doban and 131 km of rafting to the Terai.

The Tamur is one of the most remote rivers in the country and offers up a spectacular rafting/trekking combination trip that’s going to take your breath away. The rivers isolation makes it a less traveled place and a fantastic white water and cultural experience as you get a firsthand experience of village life along the way. Simply put it’s a challenging yet highly rewarding river trip, that for any rafting “Connoisseur” is a must do. View Full Itinerary.