Take a paddle on the Tully River in your own sports raft for an unforgettable experience. You’ll navigate through the stunning Tully River, fringed by some of the oldest rainforests in the world.
About This Tour
Your tour begins at the Tully Gorge camping and day use area. You’ll meet your experienced wild guides for the day, before taking a 45-minute informative drive from the beach (or Tully) along the beautiful winding Tully Gorge Road. This road will lead into the World Heritage National Park to the Tully Gorge Recreational Park.
Once there, you’ll unload the rafts before being kitted up and run through some handy rafting instruction and pairing up in your raft. You’ll first enter the Tully River in a beautiful calm section of the gorge. There, your expert guides will show you everything you need to know to become a “white water warrior”.
Once confident in your rafting abilities, you’ll start off with a “practice rapid”; a nice span of small rapids to let you practice your paddling and turns and give you a feel for both the water and your raft. Your guides will be with you every step of the way, showing you the best way to travel and what to look out for.
The scenery alone is worthy of the experience, but don’t get too distracted as there will always be rapids approaching. The rapids will get a little bigger and trickier and will see you watching the water currents, dodging rocks, steering your raft to take the rapids head on, crashing through a wall of foaming water, and emerging drenched but euphoric at the feeling of the conquest.
With each rapid comes more confidence, more control, and more excitement. Once you have loaded the rafts onto the trailer, it will be time to toast to your thrilling experience with a nice cold beer, before you change into some dry clothes and to head back home.
Tour Highlights
- Take a paddle on the wildside in your own self-steered sports raft
- Navigate through grade-2 and 3 rapids
- Half day rafting experience of fun, adrenaline, and laughter
What’s Included
- Beer/soft drink
- Helmet, raft, paddle, and life jacket
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
Not Suitable For
- Pregnant women
- People with mobility impairments
- Children under 6 years
Important Information
- Hat
- Swimwear
- Change of clothes
- Towel
- Sandals
- Sunscreen
- Waterproof camera
- Closed-toe shoes
- Garbage bag
- Intoxication
- This tour will take place rain or shine
- This tour is not recommended for people with limited mobility (please call to discuss)
- Please bring a plastic bag for your wet clothes and a baseball cap to fit under your helmet.
- Please bring either enclosed shoes or sandals as footwear.
- If you have a Gopro please ensure you bring the correct attachments. (we have mounts on some helmets, so make sure you have the correct attachment for your go pro – we have the attachment for sale if required) n.b. Taking your Go Pro or any other device is at your own risk, we will endeavour to provide backup ties etc to secure it, but please make sure your device is insured for rafting.
Know Before You Go
- Hat
- Swimwear
- Change of clothes
- Towel
- Sandals
- Sunscreen
- Waterproof camera
- Closed-toe shoes
- Garbage bag
- Intoxication
- This tour will take place rain or shine
- This tour is not recommended for people with limited mobility (please call to discuss)
- Please bring a plastic bag for your wet clothes and a baseball cap to fit under your helmet.
- Please bring either enclosed shoes or sandals as footwear.
- If you have a GoPro, please ensure you bring the correct attachments. (we have mounts on some helmets, so make sure you have the correct attachment for your go pro – we have the attachment for sale if required) n.b. Taking your Go Pro or any other device is at your own risk, we will endeavour to provide back up ties etc to secure it, but please make sure your device is insured for rafting.
