Grade: III- IV
£ 73 per person (all inclusive)
(3 days)

Named after the Hindu goddess of destruction, Kali, the river rises in Mustang, on the northern side of the Himalaya.  As it tumbles down between the majestic Daulagiri and the Annapurna ranges, it creates one of the world's deepest river canyons. The Kali Gandaki is a terrific medium length river journey, combining great whitewater with some of the prettiest scenery in Nepal, seldom-visited villages, truly quiet and introspective evenings, abundant wildlife, sandy beaches and outrageously beautiful waterfalls. The rapids on the Kali Gandaki are much more technical and continuous keeping paddlers busy all day. Both experienced and novice rafters love this.

Rapids: Little brother, Big brother, Wake & Bake, Good Morning Cobra, Walk in the dark

River Grade: III to IV +
£ 228 per person - all inclusive
8/ 9 days

This is the longest river trip offered in Nepal, traversing 270 km through the beautiful Mahabharat Range on its meandering way from the put in at Dolalghat to the take out at Chatara, far down on the Gangetic Plain.  It is quite an experience to begin a river trip just 3-hours out of Kathmandu, barely 60-km from the Tibet border, and end the trip looking down the hot, dusty gun barrel of the North Indian Plain just a week later.

Trip Type: Extreme & Exotic
£ 162 per person (all inclusive)
5 Days

Marshyangdi ("Raging River") in the local dialect aptly describes one of the best whitewater runs in the world. Only recently opened for commercial rafting (many rapids have not been named yet), the Marshyangdi is one of the next generations of rivers in Nepal, steeper and with a much more continuous stretch of rapids. The trek is stunning, with great views of the Manaslu and the Annapurnas ahead of you the entire time. The scenery is breathtaking.

River Grade: III - V
£ 320 per person (all inclusive)
(10 days)

Nepal's mightiest river, the Karnali, lies in the " Wild West" of Nepal, an area only recently opened to tourism. Rising in the vicinity of Tibet's holy Mount Kailash, the Karnali carves the Himalayan landscape into a series of magnificent gorges and canyons as it descends slowly into the jungle forests of western Nepal. Seasonal snow melts and storms can cause the river levels to swell drastically, and create the extremes of whitewater rafting.

Rapids: Freight Train, Touching the void, Snapshot, Flip 'n' strip, Juicer, Inversion, Jailhouse Rock, Human for lunch, Shake, Rattle & Roll, Sweetness & Light.

River Grade: III to V(-)
£ 380 - all inclusive
11days

Although the Tamur is still relatively untravelled, it probably has created more whitewater interest than any other commercial rafting rivers in Nepal. With three days of trekking through the foothills of the Himalayas followed by 120 km of exceptional whitewater thrill, Tamur is a highly recommended, active and exhilarating wilderness journey.

Rapids yet to be named…..

River Grade: II to III
£ 142 per person (all inclusive)
4 days

" Learn to Kayak with the Professionals ", we run a series of Kayak Clinics each season. These introductory courses are designed for those with little or no previous kayaking experience.  The thrill and gratification of learning to kayak in the Himalayas is a great start to kayaking.