White Water Rafting Scotland:
The River Findhorn
Offers the best white water rafting in Scotland because it is a natural river that runs all year round, beginning in the Monadhliath Mountains and flowing northeast to Findhorn Bay eventually joining the sea in the Moray Firth.
The variation of breath-taking natural landscape makes it unique within the UK. This adventure flows through native Scottish woodland, traditional highland farmland, local game estates, dramatic towering gorges and ancient red-sandstone cliffs.
A trip you will never forget.
Whitewater Rafting Scotland:
The River Orchy
The River Orchy Whitewater Rafting trip is a Grade 3 to 5 River Rafting Experience, grade 5 being the very highest class of commercial rafting available. Situated in the heart of the Grampian Mountains, in Argyll, tucked away from the hustle and bustle of city life, lies Glen Orchy. This is a tranquil little glen, dotted with a couple of farms surrounded by steep, rugged mountains.
River Orchy White Water Rafting is a day trip, where we cover ten miles of the river.
We must point out that the River Orchy is very weather dependent.
Whitewater River Rafting Scotland:
The River Tummel
The River Tummel is a stunning little technical river with numerous white water rapids such as Sharks Tooth, Surfs Up and Roller-coaster throughout the trip, testing your resolve on the final rapid… ‘Lynn of Tummel’ an 18ft two-tier waterfall!
The River Tummel White Water Rafting is situated just north of Pitlochry. Pitlochry is in Highland Perthshire Scotland on our route through the Highlands.
This is the perfect wee adrenaline hit of a raft trip, short and sweet.
Whitewater River Rafting Scotland:
The River Garry Near Fort William
The River Garry (Just 40miles from Fort William) is a dam-released section of the river containing both Class 3 and Class 4 rapids – perfect for some exhilarating white water rafting with guaranteed water throughout the season.
This stretch of river offers some excellent and continuous sections of rapids, guided by your expert instructor you will learn all the skills to paddle, surf, and safely experience the thrill of Scottish White Water.
Family Whitewater Rafting Scotland:
The River Tay
Scotland’s longest river and the UK’s largest river by volume the River Tay is great fun and a scenic introduction to rafting, travelling through some stunning local scenery, overlooked by mountains and forests, inhabited by a wide variety of wildlife – from Herron and Dippers to Beavers and Otters!
The river has numerous rapids between Grades 2 and 3 that are fun, bouncy and challenging. The half-day River Tay rafting trip is about six miles in distance and starts from the old market town of Aberfeldy.
