What if we don't want to raft?

We can swap the day for a trek to the waterfalls or a visit to the Rajaji National Park.

Rishikesh Rafting & Adventure Weekend

The river adventure weekend — raft the Ganges through the Himalayan foothills, cliff-jump into the rapids, and trade adrenaline for hot springs by evening.

4 days · 3 nightsDuration
Private tourOnly your group
Pickup includedFrom your hotel in the city
Live guideEnglish
Free cancellationAsk us for the exact terms

What our travellers say

“They met us at the airport at 1am, took us to the hotel, and from then on we didn't think about a single arrangement for nine days. Worth every dollar.”

Sarah M. – 🇺🇸 Boston, USA

“Our flight to Jaipur was cancelled. Their coordinator had a car and a new hotel sorted before we'd even left the terminal. That's what you're paying for.”

James W. – 🇬🇧 London, UK

Read all reviews

Itinerary

Day 1Arrive in Rishikesh

Transfer from Dehradun or Delhi; evening Aarti.

Day 2Rafting day

Morning rafting on the rapids, lunch on the beach, afternoon at leisure.

Day 3Adventure day

Optional kayaking, cliff jump, or mountain biking; evening at the Beatles Ashram.

Day 4Departure

Transfer to airport.

Itinerary may change slightly — we'll tailor timings to your group.

Includes

Resort hotel, 3 nights
White-water rafting (16 km)
Cliff jumping & kayaking session
Mountain biking option
Daily breakfast

International flights
Lunch & dinner
Personal expenses & tips

Meeting point

Indira Gandhi International Airport, Terminal 3 arrivals

Frequently asked questions

Yes — full life jackets, certified guides and safety kayaks accompany every raft; the season is controlled by river levels.

Traveller reviews

4.7/5Based on 112 reviews

Sarah M.🇺🇸 Boston, USA
They met us at the airport at 1am, took us to the hotel, and from then on we didn't think about a single arrangement for nine days. Worth every dollar.
James W.🇬🇧 London, UK
Our flight to Jaipur was cancelled. Their coordinator had a car and a new hotel sorted before we'd even left the terminal. That's what you're paying for.
Claire L.🇨🇦 Toronto, Canada
Travelling with two kids in India sounded impossible. They planned it so well that it was the easiest family holiday we've had.