Rafting Tara

If you're not sporty, an experienced rafter, well-trained, or athletic, don’t worry! Believe it or not, even a three-year-old can experience what this exciting activity brings. There are many options for families that are mild in intensity. In fact, rafting on the Tara does not require prior rafting skills because guides navigate the rapids with you, so experience is not necessary. The guide sits at the back of the raft and directs you and the other passengers while you paddle.

Class I waters mean there are only a few or slight rough areas in the water. This means the rapids are easy and not rough. It also requires only minimal maneuvering. All passengers and guests are required, as a precaution, to wear life jackets regardless of the water level you choose to tackle. The magic of rafting is that it not only provides a rush while you’re on the river but also offers the chance to combine other unforgettable experiences, including hiking to significant attractions and natural waterfalls, as well as camping at a new location down the river each night on multi-day rafting trips. These journeys will entertain, energize, and relax you.

If you’re considering rafting on the Tara River, our highly qualified guides will not only navigate the river safely with you but also prepare incredible meals for you during your multi-day trip. For more information about rafting on the Tara, please contact us.