Activity Description

TIME: 4-5 Hours Rafting (16 Years and above)

Widely regarded as the best one day rafting trip on the planet. This is the safest and most popular trip down the Nile, challenging legendary rapids in the hands of those who know the river best.
Choose to paddle as part of a team or opt for a softer option and be rowed downstream by our professional guides in the safety raft.
Starting just below the Bujagali Dam and entering the river at the renowned high flow ‘Jaws’ as our 1st rapid of the day, the Nile then beckons you further downstream. With calm sections of the river, your given time to take in the scenery and wildlife on the Nile.
Entering into Itanda Falls with our lodge, Wildwaters on the River left we disembark from the rafts to portage around the grade 6 rapids and falls, allowing for anyone to relieve themselves and to have the perfect #Instagram moment with this awesome rapid as the backdrop!

Rafting with Adrift you get so much more safety, fun, enjoyment and service.

Rafting and any water activities on the Nile comprises of getting wet! Wearing adequate clothing for this and to also protect you from the sun is important. Draw string shorts help to keep your modesty intact if you have swim in the fast currents! Full piece bathing suits are the preferred choice for women as bikinis can become compromised when navigating the rapids. We suggest all our rafters to not wear shoes in the raft, as these can be lost in the water.
Wearing contact glasses should not stop you enjoying a rafting experience but be prepared they may become a part of the River Nile if you should enjoy a flip! We advise people (who wear contacts) not to sit near the front of the boat and to wear sunglasses but please note that you will need a tight strap and we do NOT provide these.

*Your travel insurance should specify cover for Whitewater rafting.
*Bring lots of sunscreen and keep applying this during the day!
*We recommend you take a small bag with a towel and a change of clothes for the end of the day, this will be kept on our vehicle and meet you at the finish point.

It is summer all year-round in Uganda. The country straddles the equator which means there is no winter and non summer and you can come at any time of the year. Temperatures in most parts of the country vary between 25°C and 30°C (77°F and 86°F) dropping only by 5°C overnight. Traditionally May and November are the wetter months in the country where morning cloud build – ups are followed by torrential rain and spectacular thunder and lightening shows. 99% of Ugandans do not own raincoats because the storms are usually short……………

We highly recommend booking in advance as Adrift trips often run to capacity. An advance booking will guarantee you a place on the raft.

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