The Best of Stag Rafting

• Rafting trips on the Enns in the Gesäuse National Park

The Enns is the perfect choice, particularly in spring (May to early June), for anyone looking to experience powerful white water and extra thrills in a raft. More powerful rapids, more adrenaline and an intense white-water experience make this river particularly popular.

Our half-day tour on the Enns lasts around 3.5 to 4 hours and takes place twice a day.

For anyone looking for an even more exciting experience, we recommend the Enns ‘Special’ tour: In addition to the rafting tour, we’ll explore the impressive Bruckgraben Canyon. Afterwards, you can refuel with our Gesäuse gourmet snack featuring regional specialities.
Duration: approx. 5–6 hours
Start time: mornings only

• Rafting trips on the Salza – the perfect stag party fun

The Salza is one of the most beautiful rivers in the Alps: crystal-clear water, varied white water and numerous jumping spots ensure plenty of fun and variety. Ideal for mixed groups who want to spend an action-packed day together amidst stunning natural surroundings.

The half-day tour on the Salza also lasts around 3.5 to 4 hours and is offered twice daily.

Our Salza “Special” tour is particularly popular for stag and hen parties:
The day begins with a leisurely rafters’ brunch at our camp, before we set off to explore the Salza on an extended route. When water levels are low, fun rafts for 3–4 people can be used as an alternative. Along the way, there’s plenty of time for little games, swimming stops and relaxed drink breaks right by the river. To round off the day, a generous barbecue buffet awaits you at our base camp.
Duration: approx. 6 hours
Start time: 10.30 am

• Do I need to be able to swim?
  Yes, basic swimming skills are a prerequisite for taking part.
• How old do I need to be?
  You must be aged 12 or over to take part – see the ‘Requirements’ section.
• What do I need to bring?
  Swimwear, a towel. If you wear glasses, a glasses strap (also available to buy on site), and a snack for the lunch break
• Does the course still take place in bad weather or rain?
  Yes, the kayaking courses generally take place whatever the weather. Rain often makes the experience even more intense. In the event of extreme conditions (e.g. extreme high water, severe weather), we will contact you in advance. Should a tour have to be cancelled for safety reasons, no cancellation fees will apply.
• What are the daily course times?
  Courses start daily at 09:30 and, depending on group size, route and conditions, last until around 15:30.
• Is there a minimum number of participants per course?
  For a course to go ahead, we require at least 4 participants per session. Individuals or small groups are always welcome – we’ll group participants on site into suitable course groups so that you’re out on the water with other guests.
• How many participants are there per group?
  For beginners’ courses, there is a maximum of 8 participants per kayak instructor.
• Are there any photos from the course?
  Yes, we provide you with free photos via our photo server.
• What happens to my valuables?
  These can be safely left at our base.
• Are there changing rooms and showers?
  Yes, these facilities are available at our base.
• Can I take part if I have physical limitations?
  Please make sure to discuss any health or physical limitations with us in advance so that we can cater for your individual needs.