Rafting New Zealand - Tongariro Whitewater

Tongariro White Water Adventure ex Turangi

(Transport from Taupo Available)

Join Rafting New Zealand for the ultimate kiwi whitewater experience, taking on over 60 exhilarating rapids on the pristine Grade 3 Tongariro River.  You'll raft 14km through spectacular scenery, stopping ¾'s of the way to explore the hidden Puketarata Waterfall, (Optional & weather permitting).  You'll enjoy on river hot chocolate and snacks whilst floating through the Rangipo pool  and when you arrive back to our base we have hot showers waiting. Enjoy our legendary 'Hot Dog' (Vegetarian Option available)  with a cold NZ beverage whilst viewing your trip photo's.  This is Aotearoa's best half day rafting trip.  So book now to secure your seat!

Trips departing Turangi:

8.30am, 1pm and 2.30pm in Summer and 12pm in Winter

Transport pick up from Taupo by arrangement 1pm for the 2pm trip (conditions apply)

Duration: Allow 4 hours with upto 2.5 hours on the river

Included:

• An epic 2 hour plus of Grade 3 rafting on the famous Tongariro river with a professional, experienced, and fun kiwi river guide.
• All rafting equipment including safety gear and up to date, top quality river apparel.
• On river hot chocolate and snacks.
• Transport from accommodation if required. (Conditions apply)
• Spacious changing facilities, clean toilets and hot solar powered showers.
• A delicious river dog. Frankfurter, fresh roll, balsamic onions and a choice of sauces.
• A selection of beverages available including: A cold NZ Beer, or soda. A Hot Malt Wine or a Tea of your choice.

When completing your booking form please supply a contact phone number, along with a contact email address. If you have an international phone number or aren't non-contactable you must ring us (using the phone number supplied on your booking confirmation email) to confirm final trip details, 24 hours prior to trip time

Photos of your adventure are available for purchase at the end of the day

Meeting Location 41 Ngawaka Place, Turangi