Duration:
4 hours in the water
Difficulty:
Moderate / High
Departures:
November to April
The longest rafting experience in Patagonia Argentina.
It begins at the Sol y Luna campsite, the operational base of Comarka Rafting, where the guides (rafting guide and safety guide or safety kayak) will receive the passengers and provide them with the equipment (wetsuit, jacket, helmet, life jacket and oars) and a talk about its use.
Once dressed, we move with the guides to the starting point of the activity, which in this case is Rio Hielo (10 km from the town of Corcovado), where the technical and safety talk of the activity is given. During the first section of the route, passengers will make contact with the raft to practice the rowing and safety techniques explained above. Soon the waters accelerate, configuring class III and IV rapids, perfect for those eager for more adventure and adrenaline, during a 4-hour journey that covers 20 kilometers on the water. Halfway through the tour we make a stop for lunch end replenish energy.
The activity ends at the Carreleufú footbridge, where transport awaits them to return to the base (Sol y Luna campsite).
GRADES
Minimum. 4 people per departure.
Meeting place: Camping Sol y Luna-Corcovado (Route 17 – access to Corcovado on the left).
Difficulty: moderate/high.
Ages: Suitable for people from 16 years to 65 years old.
Navigation Time: 3 hours of navigation and 1 hour of lunch on the river.
Transfer time: 30 minutes one way, 45 minutes return to base.
Total duration: 6 hours
Maximum passenger capacity per descent: 6.
Category III/IV rapids.
Circuit: see in this link the section of the river traveled in this program.
- Presentation times 9:45 a.m.
Place: Camping Sol y Luna-Corcovado (at the entrance to the town on the left) - Transfer to the river
- Rafting descent
- End of the descent 4:00 p.m./4:30 p.m.
- Time of return to the campsite 5:00 p.m.
The experience includes:
- Equipment (wetsuit, jacket, helmet, life jacket and paddles)
- Transfer from the base to the river and back
- Rafting and safety guides
- Lunch box
Does not include:
- Transfer from Esquel and/or Trevelin
- Photos
Bring towel; slippers and underwear or a swimsuit to get wet. Change or change underwear and dry shoes.
Restrictions:
Children under 16 years
pregnant
People with heart disease
People recently operated
- DESCRIPTION
-
The longest rafting experience in Patagonia Argentina.
It begins at the Sol y Luna campsite, the operational base of Comarka Rafting, where the guides (rafting guide and safety guide or safety kayak) will receive the passengers and provide them with the equipment (wetsuit, jacket, helmet, life jacket and oars) and a talk about its use.
Once dressed, we move with the guides to the starting point of the activity, which in this case is Rio Hielo (10 km from the town of Corcovado), where the technical and safety talk of the activity is given. During the first section of the route, passengers will make contact with the raft to practice the rowing and safety techniques explained above. Soon the waters accelerate, configuring class III and IV rapids, perfect for those eager for more adventure and adrenaline, during a 4-hour journey that covers 20 kilometers on the water. Halfway through the tour we make a stop for lunch end replenish energy.
The activity ends at the Carreleufú footbridge, where transport awaits them to return to the base (Sol y Luna campsite).
GRADES
Minimum. 4 people per departure.
Meeting place: Camping Sol y Luna-Corcovado (Route 17 – access to Corcovado on the left).
Difficulty: moderate/high.
Ages: Suitable for people from 16 years to 65 years old.
Navigation Time: 3 hours of navigation and 1 hour of lunch on the river.
Transfer time: 30 minutes one way, 45 minutes return to base.
Total duration: 6 hours
Maximum passenger capacity per descent: 6.
Category III/IV rapids.Circuit: see in this link the section of the river traveled in this program.
- ITINERARY
-
- Presentation times 9:45 a.m.
Place: Camping Sol y Luna-Corcovado (at the entrance to the town on the left) - Transfer to the river
- Rafting descent
- End of the descent 4:00 p.m./4:30 p.m.
- Time of return to the campsite 5:00 p.m.
- Presentation times 9:45 a.m.
- INCLUDED/NOT INCLUDED
-
The experience includes:
- Equipment (wetsuit, jacket, helmet, life jacket and paddles)
- Transfer from the base to the river and back
- Rafting and safety guides
- Lunch box
Does not include:
- Transfer from Esquel and/or Trevelin
- Photos
- RECOMENDATIONS
-
Bring towel; slippers and underwear or a swimsuit to get wet. Change or change underwear and dry shoes.
Restrictions:
Children under 16 years
pregnant
People with heart disease
People recently operated
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