Rafting

Overview

Rafting, also known as white-water rafting, is an exhilarating outdoor recreational activity that involves navigating a river or other bodies of water using an inflatable raft or boat. Participants, often called rafters, work together as a team to paddle through the rapids, navigate obstacles such as rocks and waves, and steer the raft along the course of the river. Rafting can range from leisurely trips suitable for beginners to adrenaline-pumping adventures for experienced rafters seeking more challenging rapids.