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Raft-building on the Salza

Raft-building on the Salza

Raft-building on the Salza – a team event combining nature, fun and teamwork

An unforgettable group experience in Styria: when building rafts on the River Salza, it’s all about teamwork, communication and creativity.

An unforgettable group experience in Styria: When building a raft on the River Salza, it’s all about teamwork, communication and creativity. Using wood, ropes and hoses, you’ll build your very own, stable raft – ready for a shared adventure on the river.

Programme schedule

Meeting point at the outdoor camp on the River Salza:
Welcome, distribution of suitable kit (depending on the weather: wetsuits or lightweight kit); drinks are available on site
Team raft-building
In the relaxed atmosphere of the camp, you’ll build your raft together. The focus is on task allocation, teamwork and skill – ideal for incentive events, groups and corporate events.
Joint raft trip on the Salza
Once the rafts are built, we’ll transport them to the river. The lower stretch of the Salza is perfect – calm, with stunning scenery and a gentle current.
For the brave, a plunge into the crystal-clear river awaits as the grand finale!
Reflection and wrap-up
After the tour, we return to camp. On request: a cosy barbecue buffet at camp (optional extra)

Services included

Rafting tour
Guide
All equipment: wetsuit, wetsuit jacket, wetsuit boots, life jacket, helmet, paddle
Transfer from Outdoorcamp Salza

Requirements

Swimmers
Minimum age 12

Accommodation options

If you’re looking for suitable accommodation: Right at the starting point of the tour is the Freelife Guesthouse, offering cosy 2–4-bed rooms or dormitories, with breakfast included.

Alternatively, the Freelife Apartments are available: two fully equipped apartments, each with two double bedrooms and a private kitchen, or two double bedrooms for a maximum of two people with a shared kitchen.

You can find our accommodation options here.

Außenansicht einer Unterkunft in der Freelife-Region in Tirol

FAQ

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.
What do I need to bring?
Swimwear, a towel. If you wear glasses, a glasses strap (also available to buy on site).
What equipment will you provide?
We provide a wetsuit and jacket, wetsuit boots, a lifejacket, a helmet and a paddle.
Does the tour go ahead in bad weather or rain?
Yes – white-water sports generally take place whatever the weather. In the event of extreme conditions (e.g. extreme flooding, severe storms), we will contact you in advance. Should a tour have to be cancelled for safety reasons, no cancellation fees will apply.
Are there opportunities for swimming or jumping in the water?
Yes, depending on the water level, there are calm spots for swimming and opportunities to jump in – always on a voluntary basis.
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.

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