Am I too fat to go white water rafting?

The short answer is no. There is no hard and fast weight limit for whitewater rafting. The longer answer is that weight could impact some other factors that play into whether you should go on a trip with us. But we will not dictate whether you can go out on the water based on your weight alone.



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Rapid classifications range from Class I to Class VI, with Classes I and II most suitable for white water rafting beginners. Class I is the calmest, with no significant obstacles or waves. Class II gives you rapids with regular waves, along with wide channels and clear passages.

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These rapids are often best saved for those who have rafted before, but that doesn't necessarily rule out the first-time adventure-seekers. If you're in great shape and ready for a physical and mental challenge, you may be ready for Class IV rapids rafting trip on your first river expedition.

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Seat– Stay on the outer rim of the boat for the best balance, unless your guide instructs you to get down. Paddle– Believe it or not, sticking your paddle in the water provides an extra bracing point.

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