Rafting: the best offers in Romania — certified providers, gear included and transparent prices.
Medium to high
2–6 hours
4–12 people
Spring to autumn
Rafting is a water adventure that involves running a river in a purpose-built inflatable boat, together with a group and an experienced instructor.
Everyone works together to steer between currents, waves and natural obstacles, which turns the run into a high-energy team effort.
Unlike solo water activities, rafting is built around cooperation, communication and coordination between the people in the boat.
It brings together adventure, the outdoors and plain fun, and suits both first-timers and people after something more intense.
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Experimentează adrenalina raftingului alături de Equilibrium, într-o aventură pe râu care îmbină spiritul de echipă, natura și distracția.
Descoperă adrenalina unei aventuri pe apă printr-o experiență de rafting pe râurile Arieș și Criș, organizată de TXA. O activitate potrivită pentru cei care își doresc să exploreze natura într-un mod dinamic și să se bucure de o experiență diferită în aer liber.
The Apuseni Mountains
You meet the crew, hear about the route and get kitted out with what you need.
The instructor goes over how the gear works, the commands used in the boat and the rules on the water.
The crew learns the basic commands and how to work together to steer the boat.
You run the route together as a crew, with the instructor calling the shots throughout.
At the end you hand the gear back and go over the best bits of the run.
No previous experience is needed. The instructor covers everything before you get on the water.
A good fit for groups after something lively to do together.
The easy runs suit families who want to try an adventure outdoors.
Rafting builds communication, cooperation and team spirit in a setting nobody is used to.
Calm stretches, right for families and people with no experience.
Includes stretches with stronger currents, waves and livelier moments.
Demanding runs for people after an intense day on the river.
Between 2 and 6 hours, depending on the route and the water level.
Most often spring, summer and autumn, depending on what the river is doing.
Usually 8 to 14, depending on how hard the route is and on the organiser.
Not required. Some routes are laid out specifically for beginners.
A specialist guide stays with you throughout.
Mountain rivers in natural settings suited to rafting.
An inflatable boat built for running rivers as a crew.
Protects you where there are rocks or obstacles.
Keeps you afloat and adds a margin of safety on the water.
Keeps you warm in cold water.
Used to steer and to move the boat along.
Protects your feet and gives you grip.
Rafting gets the adrenaline going, but it happens under controlled conditions when specialist instructors are running it.
Rafting is a water adventure in which a group runs a river in a purpose-built inflatable boat, directed by an instructor.
No. The beginner routes are made for people with none.
You should be able to swim a little and feel at ease in water.
A raft usually holds between 4 and 12 people, depending on its size.
Normally the helmet, buoyancy aid, wetsuit, paddle and everything else the activity calls for.
It varies with the route and the organiser, usually between 8 and 14.
