White Water Rafting in Gwynedd

If you’re looking for an adventure in Snowdonia (that doesn’t involve climbing mountains), then we have a perfect activity for your stack – prepare to get wet, because you’re about to have an exhilarating experience riding the rapid waters of the River Tryweryn.

White water rafting is quite simple: all you need is friends, a raft and a river. In the shadow of the highest mountain in Wales, whether you’re a veteran of the rapids or you’re a newcomer, there’s a water-bound adventure for everyone all under the guidance of an expert rafter. For the uninitiated, try the rafting taster session in a one-hour run down the rapids. Can’t get enough? Take the full session, a thrilling two-hour venture running 4 times through the one-mile section. If you’re with the kids, then the rafting safari session is the perfect family-friendly adventure, taking you on a four-mile adventure through a beautiful valley.

• The Orca adventure is available for those with experience.
• The full session is £90 pp or £350 per raft (min. 6 people).
• The taster session is £230 per raft (2-6 people per raft).
• The rafting safari is £300 per raft (2-5 people per raft).
• The only prerequisites are that you’re able to swim and are physically fit.
• Wetsuits can be hired for £5. They provide boots, helmets, and buoyancy aids.
• Don’t forget to bring a towel!
• The activity can only take place when there’s a ‘water release’, averaging 200 days per year.
• If there’s no water release, a full refund is offered or you can choose another date.
• There is a cafe from 9 am to 4 pm on weekdays and 8 am to 4.30 pm at weekends.
• Directions can be found on their website under the ‘your visit’ section.