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River Rafting in Interlaken

Rafting for families, groups, and thrill-seekers: from easy to challenging.

Water splashes, the boat tilts slightly, your heart beats faster. The river propels you forward. Powerful, unpredictable, alive. Feel nature up close and hold on tight.

White water, currents, waves. River rafting is all about mastering the chaos. Together you paddle through roaring passages, balance the boat, and celebrate each conquered section. You are in the midst of breathtaking mountain scenery, surrounded by crystal-clear water, steep rock walls, and the roar of the river.

Our River Rafting Tours

Our tours offer everything: from gentle waves to wild currents, always surrounded by impressive Alpine scenery.

Frequently Asked Questions

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Water shoes are provided. Bring your own shoes for travel to and from the Base. They will be stored safely while you're on the river.
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No. OUTDOOR provides wetsuit, life jacket, helmet, water shoes, and paddle. You only bring swimwear and a towel.
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Wear swimwear as your base layer under the wetsuit. Avoid cotton and hard metal buckles. Everything else, including the wetsuit, is provided by OUTDOOR.
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Not recommended. Phones and cameras don't survive Class III-IV whitewater. A professional photographer covers the tour with a DSLR.
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Throughout the 1.5 to 2 hour section on the water, with focus on the most dramatic rapids. The full slideshow runs at the Base afterwards.
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A professional DSLR with fast autofocus captures faces and expressions at the moment of impact. GoPro footage shows wide-angle helmet views where faces are too small to read.
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One photo is included in every booking. Additional packages with more images can be purchased at the Base directly after the tour.
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Yes. Every Lütschine rafting tour includes a professional photographer with a DSLR. One photo is included in your booking at no extra cost.
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At least 2-3 weeks in advance, especially for the 08:15 and 10:15 departures, which fill first. Online booking with immediate confirmation.
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Yes, the tour runs in most weather conditions including light rain. Decisions are made on the day. OUTDOOR contacts you directly if cancellation is necessary.
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Around 8-10°C in May and June, rising to 12-14°C in August. The wetsuit handles it. Hands and face are exposed and will feel the cold.
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May and June offer the most intense conditions of the season, with snowmelt pushing water volume to its peak. The tour runs Class III-IV all season.
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