RAFTING · AUSTRIA RAFTING TOURS
The good boats fill weeks ahead and the cheap seats go first. Below: the 12 austria rafting tours to book early, what each includes and how they differ once you are wet.
Take on 14 kilometers of the Inn River through the Imster Schlucht with an English, German, or Spanish-speaking guide. Expect named rapids, mountain views, quality gear, a transfer to the river, and a farewell drink. Kai, Serkan, Florian, and Rita have all earned praise for clear, calm guiding.
“Amazing! Ask for an advanced crazy guide if you can haha”
Join Torrent Outdoor Experience OG for a 3-hour Salzach rafting trip with state-certified guides, including Simon and Gobi. After a safety briefing, you tackle the Labyrinth and Railway rapids, pass the Gasteiner Ache waterfall, and finish with splashy sections. English and German guiding is available.
“Alles im allen , ein gelungener Tag, leider war unser Betreuer eher eine Spassbremse und hat uns über ei e Zeit komplett allein gelassen,vielleicht hätten wir Ihn nicht ins Wasser werfen sollen. verständigen konnte man sich auch nur auf we auch nur auEnglish oder Spanisch”
You’ll ride 10km of beginner-friendly river water beneath Hohenwerfen Castle and the Tennen and Hagen Mountains. A certified German or English-speaking guide supplies your wetsuit, helmet, lifejacket, and shoes, with calm stretches, splashy surges, and time to swim.
Join a four-hour beginner rafting trip through Tyrol’s Imster Gorge. Guides such as Nick and Jacob lead you from calm Inn River sections into lively rapids, with wetsuits, safety gear, transport, a photographer, warm showers, and a drink included. You need to swim and work as a team.
“Leuke activiteit voor jong en oud! Goede instructies van onze gids Jacob!”
Join Wiggi Rafting for a three-hour run through Imst Gorge, with about 15 kilometers on the river. Guides such as Gregor and Sam have earned high marks for keeping the trip lively. Warm neoprene gear, a safety briefing, and transport are included.
You raft about 11 kilometers of the Salzach River from Eschenau near Zell am See to Schwarzach. A state-certified English-speaking guide leads a small group of up to eight through WW3 rapids, including the Labyrinth and Railroad Surge. Wetsuits are provided, but you must be at least 12 and able to swim.
“After arriving at the meeting point. They told us that any one cannot swim will not participate in the experience which was not mentioned in they experiences’ page. However, they also refuse to refund us 🤐”
Spend eight hours with a state-certified guide combining beginner-friendly canyoning in Almbach gorge with moderate Salzach River rafting. Jump or abseil, ride natural slides, eat schnitzel or Kasnockerln, and finish with showers at Basecamp Golling. Bring water shoes, a towel, and dry clothes.
“Einfach nur geil! Die Wartezeit nach dem Canyoning und Rafting könnte kürzer sein. Ansonsten ein tolles Erlebnis!”
Take on the Inn River through Tyrol’s Imster Gorge during a 210-minute rafting outing. You’ll receive a wetsuit and safety gear, ride with a certified German- or English-speaking guide, tackle waves as a team, then finish with a drink and warm shower.
“Det var en super sjov tur - men også lidt hårdt.”
Join Freelife Outdoorsport for a 210-minute Salza rafting trip from Großreifling. You get certified German- and English-speaking guides, full equipment, transfers, gentle to moderate rapids, optional river jumps, photos and showers afterward.
Join a certified German- or English-speaking guide for a six-hour rafting trip through Tyrol’s Imster Gorge. You’ll cover up to 30 km of the Inn River, tackle the Rohrbrücke Rapids and Memminger Wave, then prepare Tiroler Kasspatzln by a riverside campfire.
Spend seven hours rafting the Salza River from Palfau, including 5.5 hours on Class II to IV rapids, certified English or German guides, full gear, a shore snack, showers, and an optional BBQ lunch.
“Celodenní rafting, skvělá organizace, průvodce i výborný oběd. Vřele doporučuji!”
Start at Wiggi Rafting in Oetz, suit up in warm neoprene, and ride a raft through the forest gorge and Constructa section of the Ötztaler Ache. A certified English- or German-speaking guide leads the roughly 100-minute run, ending at the Haiming camp.
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