Know the grade to raft in the irresistible waters of the Nile - Uganda safari News

White water rafting in Jinja source of the Nile depends on how much a tourist is willing to raise their adrenaline. It ranges from a two days experience to a few hours raft.

Grade 5 Rafting (Age Limit 14 years and above)

Have fun on your Jinja day trip at the Jinja source of the Nile with no regrets. Have the excitements and spills in the waters and try out all the other chances the next day. It’s a full day white water rafting at Jinja source of the Nile, yes, a full day of getting wet and having fun. There’s nothing like having a whole day at the source of the Nile. Without any worries on where to stay in Jinja after the raft, this will be the best ever day trip for a Uganda safari. The whole details of the day will definitely be handled by your tour operator and will ensure your comfort throughout the trip. A full day rafting trip gives the best opportunity for you to capture all of your smiley pictures.

Grade 5 Extreme rafting

(Age Limit 14 years and above)

The most challenging is the Grade 5 extreme rafting. If you’re really prepared to challenge the Nile, then go for it. Just like the name extreme, its indeed extreme. If you have for long wanted an extreme adventure safari, a one-day Jinja tour is the best choice since the waters will be waiting. On an extreme white-water raft, be ready to swim through white water rapids. Knowing how to hold your breath will get you through the water.

Grade 3 Full Day Rafting (Age Limit 8 years and above)

If the extreme raft isn’t your thing, you probably don’t want your adrenalin this high or need a raft with the kids, the grade 3 full day raft is the best option. Children as young as eight (8) years can take this raft. The grade 3 white water raft offers time to relax with your family making it the best day out. If you are worried of how to get to Jinja source of the Nile, a safari car for hire will always cater for your needs just get the right one for your family.

Raft River Board (Age Limit 14 years and above)

The raft river board is for the daring, you face the Nile waters face to face. It is a challenge that can be taken by great adventure seekers. The raft board is different from the boat so it needs some expertise.  Get a little wet as you have fun on one of the world-class white-water rafting destinations with a lot of bumpy rides.

Grade 1 and 2- White water trip (Age Limit 3 years and above)

There aren’t many outdoor adventures that better bond a family or group of friends than a family white water rafting trip on the Nile.

Floating Trip; Flat water (Age Limit 3 years and above)

The absolute best way to peacefully-experience the Flat waters of River Nile is on a Flat water float trip. This is a real treat for people of all ages and abilities. It’s calm, beautiful, and inspiring, as you gently float down the river, with stops at some of its most awe-inspiring sights. White Nile Rafting offers the most exciting whitewater on the Nile. This trip is the perfect combination of thrill, relaxation, and connection to nature. Best of all, we’ll plan the whole trip for you! This trip is the perfect experience for families with children and grandparents, and are always escorted by our professional safety kayakers.  

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