Rishikesh is famous for the pilgrimage center and adventure sports. Remaining in the camps seems to sleep in the lap of Ganga. Mainly, we offer three types of camping: beach camping, camping jungle luxury camping. Rafting in Rishikesh adventurers come mainly in Rishikesh to enjoy the excitement of rafting. Several points are rafting in Rishikesh, which are famous for various grades of rapids. The most famous place is here. Shivpuri rafting can enjoy rafting 15 rapids with grade 4 as Hilton, Golf Course, Introduction, Roller Coaster, Double much more tribal.
At Rishikesh Adventure Hub, we pride ourselves on being one of the top-rated adventure companies in Rishikesh, with a 5-star rating on Google Reviews. We are committed to offering you the best river rafting experience on the Ganges, along with a variety of thrilling outdoor activities. Book your trip today and enjoy 20% off on all rafting adventures!
We offer four different river rafting routes, each offering a unique adventure, with special discounts to make your experience even more memorable. Check out the details of our rafting tours below:
Bharampuri to Neem Beach has an actual distance of 5 km. The best season is mid-September until the end of June.
Clubhouse to Neem Beach River Rafting has an actual distance of 8/9 km. The best season is mid-September until the end of June.
Shivpuri to Neem Beach river rafting has an actual distance of 11/12 km. The best season is mid-September until the end of June.
Marine Drive River Rafting has an actual distance of 18 km. The best season is mid-September until the end of June.
While we do take walk-ins and last minute reservations, we strongly suggest that you book your trip as far in advance as possible. Our trips fill up quickly, especially during the peak rafting season.
Rafting is thrilling, exciting, wet, wild, and unbelievably fun. However, as with all adventure sports, there is inherent and assumed risk involved. Risk contributes to the excitement, and is one of the reasons people enjoy rafting at all levels. The guides working for us are trained to minimize and manage risks, and statistically speaking, you’re safer in a raft than in your car.
A very important aspect in any emergency is the ability to self rescue; please take this into account when reserving your rafting adventure. Our adventure specialists are available to help you pick the best possible adventure for your experience and abilities. Please do not hesitate to ask any and all questions concerning what may be the best trip for you and your party.
Yes. Everyone on commercial rafting trips wears a coast guard approved ‘life vest’ or personal flotation device (PFD). Many non-swimmers go on rafting trips, and they have a great time. Your guides will give you an in depth and engaging river orientation talk before your trip explaining what you should prepare for and do in the event you fall out of the raft. Our reservation specialists are trained to place you on a trip that suits your party’s abilities and concerns. Guides are trained in swiftwater rescue and will work with the rest of your guide team to ensure that you feel comfortable with the whitewater conditions on your trip. All non-swimming folks should inform their guide on the trip.
Yes. There are, however, age and weight restrictions specific to each river trip, so please check into the details for the trip you’re interested in, and contact us with any questions or concerns.
Many healthy people of all ages, including spry folks in their 70′s and 80′s, enjoy rafting at all levels.
We have a photographer taking quality photos on most of our trips. These photos will be for sale when you return, and are posted on our website for online purchasing. These are professional pictures and make for fantastic souvenirs and keepsakes! This is a great option if you don’t want to fool around with your own waterproof camera, though you are more than welcome to bring it. Be advised though, bringing your own camera is at your own risk, and we are not responsible for any lost or damaged cameras in the event of any rafting incident.
