White Water Kayaking Experience (2.5 hrs)

Experience Whitewater Kayaking in Scotland by paddling our inflatable whitewater kayaks either by yourself or with a partner. Navigate the river under instruction from one of our professional river guides. We will teach you the basic skills required to paddle and steer your boat and help you to negotiate the rapids. Whitewater kayaking is also known as white water funyaking and is a more involved way of enjoying the river, as you are a lot closer to the action and in control of your own destiny!

A great alternative to whitewater rafting or to build on your canoeing skills in a fun environment!

ACTIVITY DETAILS

Whitewater Funyakking is a fun alternative to whitewater rafting and a great introduction to whitewater kayaking, in a very stable and forgiving inflatable whitewater kayak. You and your paddling partner will navigate the river under the guidance of one of our professional river guides, who will teach you the basic skills required to negotiate the rapids. Whitewater kayaking is a more involved way of enjoying the river, as you are a lot closer to the action and in control of your own destiny!

WHAT’S INCLUDED

All specialist equipment
Wetsuits, wetsuit boots, helmets & buoyancy aids
Professional Guides & Full Instruction

Suitability

Minimum age 8 years with a participating adult or 12 years without
No previous experience required
All participants must be able to swim at least 10 metres.

Itinerary And What To Bring

The activity experience will last 2.5 hrs.
You will meet at the Glen Garry Car Park (Forestry and Land Scotland), near Invergarry – details will be provided.
Here you will be fitted with all specialist equipment.
We will then raft the river, having lots of fun along the way.

What to Bring

Please bring swimwear to wear underneath the wetsuit.
Bring a towel, and if you have one, a swim/ surf changing robe comes in handy.

LOCATION

Our funyakking trips take place on the River Garry near the town of Invergarry. You will meet us in the Forestry and Land Scotland public car park in Glen Garry, just off the A87 road.

There is no public transport to this venue, and we are currently unable to offer a collection service from nearby Invergarry. So, you will need your own means of transport to reach the venue. A small parking fee is payable.