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Family rafting on the Inn
Duration: 2:30 hours
River rafting for families on the Inn in the Engadin
Duration: 4 hours
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Rafting Scuolerschlucht on the Inn
Duration: 3 hours
Rafting tour Vorderrhein Rhine Gorge
Duration: 4 hours
Vispa rafting in Valais
Duration: 3 hours
Whitewater rafting on the Rhone
Duration: 3 hours
Saane Rafting Chateau d'Oex to Gstaad
Duration: 3 hours
Rafting in the Simmental from Därstetten
Duration: 3 hours
Rafting tour Vorderrhein with optional barbecue
Duration: 6 hours
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Family rafting on the Inn
Duration: 2:30 hours
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River rafting for families on the Inn in the Engadin
Duration: 4 hours
booked 33 times
Why book with Swiss Activities?
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Rafting Scuolerschlucht on the Inn
Duration: 3 hours
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Rafting tour Vorderrhein Rhine Gorge
Duration: 4 hours
booked 265 times
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Vispa rafting in Valais
Duration: 3 hours
booked 25 times
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Whitewater rafting on the Rhone
Duration: 3 hours
booked 16 times
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Saane Rafting Chateau d'Oex to Gstaad
Duration: 3 hours
booked 62 times
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Rafting in the Simmental from Därstetten
Duration: 3 hours
booked 83 times
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Rafting tour Vorderrhein with optional barbecue
Duration: 6 hours
booked 53 times
River rafting has established itself as an action-packed water sport, especially in recent years. Gentle waves and fast rapids challenge the small groups in the rubber dinghy to stay on course. Rafting is not only about sporting activity, but also about skill and quick action. It also involves a lot of fun.
From the Bernese Oberland to the canton of Graubünden and the Rhone Valley, there are numerous rafting offers. Here you can experience nature close up and from the water. Idyllic river banks await you both in the Bernese Oberland and around the Rhine Gorge. It is often called the "Swiss Grand Canyon"
City fans will find a river rafting tour near Geneva directly on the Arve. Rising from the glacier of Mont Blanc, the Arve crosses Geneva on a 7 km stretch. It then flows into the Rhône.
For easy river tours with rather calm waters, no previous experience is necessary. You can find out which tour is right for your abilities in the table and under the following rafting recommendations.
Environment | River | Difficulty | Suitable for |
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Interlaken | Lütschine | Medium - Difficult | Advanced, Professional |
Ilanz | Rhine | Easy - Medium | Beginners, Advanced |
Engadin | Inn | Simple - Medium | Beginners, Advanced |
Prättigau | Landquart | Medium - difficult | Advanced, professionals |
Simmetal/ Bernese Oberland | Simme | Easy - Intermediate | Beginners, Advanced |
Wallis | Rhone | Tour I: Easy - Medium | Beginners, Intermediates, Professionals |
Wallis | Rhone | Tour II: Medium - Difficult | Advanced, Professionals |
Geneva | Arve | Simple - Medium | Beginners, Advanced |
Vispertal | Valais | Vispa | Medium - Difficult |
Gstaad | Saane | Medium - Hard | Advanced, Pros |
Off into the rafting dinghy - This or similar could be the motto for all rafting fans who feel like going on one of the popular rafting tours in Interlaken in the Bernese Oberland. River rafting on the Lütschine is something for brave sportsmen who, in the best case, already have some experience. The water of the glaciers of Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau finds its end point in Lake Brienz. The whitewater and what mountain panorama rewards you with an impressive scenery.
If you fancy a trip down the Rhine, then you've come to the right place in the canton of Graubünden. On the Vorderrhein lies the tranquil little town of Ilanz. If you are venturing into whitewater for the first time and are a beginner, then this whitewater route is highly recommended. On the trip there is a mixture between decent whitewater and stronger rapids. On the way from Ilanz over the Rhine Gorge, you can discover the "Swiss Grand Canyon". The Rhine Gorge itself is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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The Inn is located in the Engadine and flows through the Upper Engadine lakes. In the lower Engadin, the water becomes more torrential. So river rafting fans and beginners get their money's worth here.
The panorama during the leisurely ride impresses with the imposing mountain scenery and the typical Engadine houses along the banks. For families 3-4 hour tours with guide are offered. Swimming is also allowed in between. The trips are also possible in bad weather conditions.
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White water action is guaranteed on the Landquart. As a river from the Silvretta massif, it flows through the Prättigau. In the village of Landquart the river finds its end point and flows off into the Alpine Rhine.
The water gradually produces heightened rapids and gives rise to a real river rafting feeling. One or the other maneuver may be tackled by advanced rafters. Experience in white water is definitely an advantage here! A guide accompanies every tour.
The gentle rafting tours on the Simme are especially suitable for beginners. An exciting nature experience awaits you between impressive water, shore and mountain landscapes. The individual river sections in the Simmental are a mix of calm river passages and always easier rapids. Here you can prove your physical abilities for rafting. The tours can always be booked from 2 persons. Groups and families are welcome. Then it's off to moderate white water rafting. The trips usually last between 3 and 4 hours. Changing clothes and transportation is included in the time. Don't forget your swimwear.
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The Rhone River is a total of 807 km long and meanders through the Rhone Valley of Valais. It has the highest water volume as a river in Switzerland.
There are two river tours for rafting fans with different levels of difficulty.
The first tour starts in Souston and goes about 9 km to Sierre. This tour is suitable for experienced rafters. Because the waves are usually not only very high, but also massive. The route is called the Adventure Parcour.
If you like it a bit more dignified, you can choose the second tour from Sierre to Sion. The water is pleasant to ride. On the 20 km long route you always have the opportunity to stop briefly and swim or have a picnic.
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Geneva has a lot to offer not only as a cosmopolitan city on the lake of the same name. If you feel like getting to know the city from the water, you've come to the right place. The Arve River flows past the edge of Geneva's city center. From there there is an estuary directly into the Rhone.
An action-packed adventure in white water awaits rafting fans. The river tour usually starts in Le Veyrier and features alternating water sections. For beginners it is worthwhile to get in contact with light white water currents for the first time close to the city.
You will receive an introduction to the technique from the guides on site.
Rafting on a glacier spring is a nature experience for beginners to professionals. The Vispa is located in the canton of Valais in the wonderful Vispertal. The river counts 37 km in length and flows into the Rhone. In order to master the changeable rapids of the glacier source, you will get a preliminary instruction by experienced rafting instructors. A safe handling of rubber dinghy and paddle is the goal of the tour. Also an appropriate equipment must not be missing. The tour starts in Mühleye.
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If you are looking for variety in rafting, we recommend you a river tour on the Saane near Gstaad. This is located in the Bernese Oberland. The mountain river offers you stronger whirlpools as well as calmer sections. If you already have experience in rafting, the trip will be a wonderful experience.
Nature also has a lot to offer here. The gorges of Gérignoz and Vanel will impress you. Here and there you are sure to spot individual cows in the mountain meadows. The white water trip ends at Chateau-d'Oex. The tours are led by guides.
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Even though river rafting is offered in very different regions of Switzerland, all destinations have one thing in common: they guarantee you lots of fun and an exciting experience in the depths of nature.