Frequently Ask Question

Yes, Rafting happens at 8 AM, water is released between 8 AM and 9:00 AM and hence, you need to report to our Camp at Rafting start point by 8:45 AM.

River Rafting stretch is 12 KM taking about 2 to 2.5 Hours to complete.

Yes, the Kundalika Rafting is downstream 12 Km and you end at a point 12 Km down the River.

No, it is not included in the price, it can be arranged at an extra cost by Autos, or else if you have a driver, he can get your car / bus down and pick you up.

Well, in any adventure sport there is a little amount of risk involved. Even if you go on Trekking, Scuba Diving, Sky Diving risks are involved. In case of river rafting, risks are depended on the grades of rapids. In Kundalika River, there are around 10 – 12 rapids of Grade 2 & Grade 3. These Grades of Rapids are considered as easy to moderate level. Apart from that, our well-trained volunteers are present on every raft to help you enjoy the rafting session without any worries. Safety gear is provided to every participant such as Helmets, Paddles and Life Jackets. As a result, this minimizes the gravity of danger.

Of course. Kundalika River Rafting is completely safe. We are providing you best quality Life Jackets and other gears as well. Even if you fell off from the raft, the Life Jacket will help you in float in the river.

Yes, we have a variety of stay options so that you can camp the 1st Day, enjoy additional adventure activities and at night enjoy Barbeque, Bonfire and Music and 2nd Day to the Kundalika Rafting.

Kundalika is the name of the river and Kolad is the closest town Hence, Kundalika Rafting or Kolad Rafting are one and the same.

Kundalika river in kolad is the only river where river rafting technically takes place 365 days, there are few days when Rafting activity does not happen. There is a very low probability of the water not being released from Bhira Dam. But, if in case the water is not released 100% refund of only the rafting amount will be given. The Reporting Time for Rafting is fixed & not adjustable as it is dependent on the water release from the Bhira dam which is controlled by the Government authorities.