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The 10 best Rafting places in Italy

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- Raffaele Dieli
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Sat 31 Aug, 14:302 pp2 hours
- Alice Ierardi
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Sun 4 Aug, 9:302 pp2 hours
Beautiful experience! Fantastic scenery. Super nice instructors. Suitable for all ages
- Angelo Parisi
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Thu 25 Jul, 14:302 pp4 hours 30 min
- Claudia Gocaj
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Sun 21 Jul, 10:302 pp4 hours 30 min
- Sonia Gori
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Tue 16 Jul, 16:005 pp2 hours
Beautiful
- Sonia Gori
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Tue 16 Jul, 16:004 pp2 hours
Beautiful

Destinations in Italy for Rafting


Rafting in Italy: what to know

There are a variety of streams and rivers in Italy that allow rafting experiences, full of fun and adrenaline!

Ideal areas include the Lima Valley, Valtellina, Val Sesia, the Alcantara Gorges, the Corno River in Umbria, and the Aniene River outside Rome. These are the perfect destinations for a rafting, hydrospeed or riverplate trip.

Among the most scenic are the Arno River Rafting Descent in Florence and Body Rafting at the Alcantara Gorges.

The price of a rafting trip in Italy ranges from 30€ to 50€ per person and depends on the duration and the presence of additional services.

These are tours suitable for everyone, even beginners. The tour is led by experienced instructors!

Discover the best rafting trips in Italy near the cities of Rome, Milan, Turin, Catania, Florence, Lucca, Pisa, Catania and Perugia!

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Where to go rafting in Italy


Rafting near Valtellina

Rafting in Valtellina on the Adda River from Castione Andevenno
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Hydrospeed in Valtellina
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FAQs for Rafting in Abruzzo


What is rafting?

Rafting is a water sport that is carried out on an inflatable boat in waterways such as streams or rivers. Crew members are equipped with paddles and must overcome natural obstacles such as boulders or rapids, accompanied by the instructor.

Who can go rafting?

Rafting is a suitable discipline for everyone: routes with a lower level of difficulty can be taken even by children as young as 5 years old, as long as they know how to swim. In any case, a life jacket is always provided.

Where to go rafting in Italy?

Popular rafting destinations in Italy include Valsesia, the Subiaco area, Valtellina and Val di Sole, Garfagnana, the Dolomite Valleys, the Alcantara Gorges and the Lao River in Calabria.

How much does it cost to go rafting in Italy?

Rafting tours cost from 30€ to 60€ per person. The price depends on the type of tour and duration.

Abruzzo and nearby


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