
White water rafting safaris in Kenya provide a combination of white-knuckle adrenaline thrills and scenic bird viewing on a wilderness safari on game viewing. The spectacular scenery and abundant birds and game make rafting in Kenya a unique experience. The length of trips can be tailored to your own requirements and there are a variety of rivers to choose from.
The Tana River
Usually rafted as a day trip the river starts with 3 km of class 2 and 3 rapids, followed by 6 km of calm and scenic river, Abundant Bird life(over 120 species),before a final 7 km off-cast and exiting Grad 4 and 5 white water.
Calm water section to the camp lasts for 4 hours
WHITEWATER EXPRESS – TANA RIVER SAGANA
Road packages(Departs daily@7am)
Residents
ksh 7800(Min 4 Pax required)Day trip
Ksh 11000(Min 4 Pax required)Day trip and overnight
Extra Night at 4950
Non Residents
Usd 110 (Min 4 Pax required) Day trip
Usd 165 (Min 4 Pax required) Day trip and overnight
Extra Night at us 65
Day entry fee 550 ksh per adult 350 per child this expires at 6pm . their after
Overnight fee apply 1350 ksh per adult 750 per child.
(Including tents and mattress if required)
If you don’t meet the above numbers person contact us (+254 and drop the zero from outside of Kenya) 0722527407 we will advice when we have others going for you to join in or email us with your dates info@go4funsafaris.com
Departs from the our office It is an hour and a half drive to our campsite near Sagana. The clients are offered tea or coffee with biscuits when they arrive.After the refreshments the clients are given a safety briefing then they are transported up the river to the put in point. They are provided with life jackets, helmets and a paddle.
The trip will take from four to five hours depending on the water levels. Note we may put in at a different points depending again on water levels. Below is a brief description on the full rafting trip. The Tana River is a drop pool river offering and exciting day of white water rafting. The adventure starts with a 3 km of easy class II and III white water, where plenty of opportunity to gain the practice of paddle skills required to run the lower part of the river. A 6 km section follows with an hour or so of relaxation to view the abundance of bird life around. Cool off with a swim in the warm water.The final 7 km of river, back to the campsite starts with some easy class III waters where paddle commands are gone over again. It is now the 3 big rapids (class IV and V) with names like Captains Folly, Can of Worms because of its four 90 degree bends in succession, and Sphincter Flexor. Subject to water levels we may be able to surf in fish eye and then swim the next couple of minor rapids. Numerous smaller rapids brings one on to the last big one Spasm, a series of drops over one km section with a big surprise half way through. We reach the take out point campsite about 4 to 5 hours after setting off, where a full barbecue lunch awaits us. Plenty of beer and soft drink Included.
You depart after lunch for Nairobi arriving back where we picked you up from before dark usually by 1800hrs.
What to Bring-
Clothes you do not mind getting wet i.e.T Shirts, shorts or long sleeved shirt and trousers (especially for those who burn easily) and shoes that will not come off.
All trips depart from outside our office at 0700 hrs. Prices shown are inclusive of transport, and food. Soft drinks and beers are included in the price. Group sizes maximum of 60.
Additional facilities .
Marcels cottage (the cottage 3 pax) 5,500 per night
Self contained safari nest /cottage
Doubles ksh 4,000 per night
Triples ksh 4,500 per night
Quadruples ksh 5,000 per night
Extra person / Bed in cottage 500 per night
Large tent
(2 camp bed and bedding) extra person in the cottage 1250 per night
Bunkhouse (Bedding included )1150 per night
Additional Bedding (Sheet pillow and blanket-set) 200 per night
Full board Accommodation
Doubles ksh 4,000 per night
Triples ksh 3750 per night
Ouadruples ksh 3,500 per night
Camping ksh 3150
Parking Upper Area Free of charge
Lower Area 500
Bungee jumping in Kenya
We are jumping off a 60 meter (200 feet) high, custom build steel tower erected on the banks of the Tana River near Sagana, which the participant will have to climb, safely tight up of cause, before the jump.
This is East Africa’s first Bungee jump site!
Commercial operation started in December 2002.
Costs of jumps are as follows
Single jump Ksh 5.000,-
Tandem jumps Ksh 9.000,-(two people jumping together at the same time)
Gift vouchers are available at the same prices but payment will have to be made before the jump takes place.
Min Numbers required is 3 pax
If you don’t meet the above numbers person contact us (+254 and drop the zero from outside of Kenya) 0722527407 we will advice when we have others going for you to join in or email us with your dates info@go4funsafaris.com
Weight restrictions.
Maximum weight of a jumper is restricted to 105 kg.
Minimum weight 40 kg.
Maximum weight with a tandem jump (two people jumping together at the same time) is a combined weight of 105 kg.
There is no age restriction; on the other hand the client will have to fit properly into the harnesses provided.
Weight and the correct fitting of the harnesses are the most important safety factors in Bungee jumping. We do take safety seriously so people will be weighed before the jump and those that do not fulfill the weight restrictions or fit into the safety harnesses properly will not be allowed to jump.
In case a client is refused a jump due to weight or size a full refund will be given.
Time restrictions for each jump.
Every person will have 15 minutes in the jump cage. If the jump has not taken place after that time the person will be returned to the ground without refund.
On days where we are not so busy the time spent in the cage before the jump may be extended, alternatively another chance may be given sometime later in the day.
Release of liability.
Every jumper, or in the case of minors, a parent or guardian, will have to sign a release and assumption of risk form.
Bungee jump as part of a safari.
The Bungee jump can be as part of a Safari up north, on the way to Mount Kenya, the Aberdares or Samburu National Park as we are located only one hour thirty minutes out of Nairobi on the Nyeri road. A picnic-camping site is available.
Bungee and White Water Rafting.
The Bungee jump can be combined with a day of white water rafting . In this case transport from and to Nairobi as well as a barbecue lunch and drinks will provided by SWS and the Bungee jump will take place either before or after the rafting.
Costs for both activities together are $ 170 per person
Sleep over
An extra night in our camp with food, drinks and accommodation provided will be a total of $ 220.
On the one day trip we will leave Nairobi between 7:30 and 8:00 o clock in the morning. Exact pick up time will depend on pick up point. Return to Nbi will be before dark so sometime between 18:oo 18:45 in the evening.
On the overnight option we will leave Nbi at the same time as above but will return the next day to Nbi around lunchtime.
Clients who would like to provide their own transport, or will be transported by their tour operator.
In this case please follow the map as shown on our brochures or follow the below listed instructions and if necessary, pass them on to your clients.
The jump site and camp is located on the banks of the Tana River, 95 km from Nairobi on the Nyeri road.
Minimum number of pax required is three!
If you are a single person contact us we will advice when we have others going for you to join in
Malewa River whitewater Rafting Trip.
Day 1: Pick up very early from Nairobi and transfer to Naivasha Kigio Wildlife Conservancy in the Rift Valley. Here you view some of the resident wildlife before you head off the property and up to the put in point far upstream. After instruction in rafting techniques and safety on the river you are out in charge of your own 2-3 person raft. The first day is a smooth water session with the occasional small rapid that is easily negotiated with your new skills.
Later in the morning a you pull over to the river bank at a local Kikuyu tribe Homestead and view how rural Kenyans in this region make a living. Onwards we paddle viewing python, waterbuck, and Sykes, Velvet and Colobus monkeys that live in the towering riverbank Acacia trees. You stop for the night at the campsite for a hot shower then join us under the stars for an aperitif before dining under the stars.
Day 2: Now with days paddling experience we tackle rapids up to grade 3+ on the Malewa River negotiating rapids called the Waterfall, Otter and Eland Bend. A magic, fun day where you are in command of your craft. A sense of satisfaction is felt as we near the end of our trip and pull out at Malu lodge. We then transfer you back to Nairobi arriving late evening.
Our Price is inclusive of the following:
The rafting is guided by experienced guides.
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Mathioya River
A day trip for 95 Km from Nairobi The Mathioya is a narrow, low volume river, which runs for 22 km with a descent of 450 m. The water is not especially big but it is fast flowing and many of the rapids are technically difficult and class 4 and 5.
Residents
Ksh 14000(Min 4 Pax required)Day trip and overnight
Extra Night at 3000
Non Residents
Usd 185 (Min 4 Pax required) Day trip and overnight
Extra Night at us 50
Athi River
3 days trip .All 450 km of the Athi is raft able and the stretch bordering Tsavo National Park is especially scenic with good game viewing and exciting rapids ranging from class 2 – 4. Fun and adventure all the way.
Residents
Ksh 30000(Min 4 Pax required)Daytrip and overnight
Extra Night at 5500
Non Residents
Usd 420 (Min 4 Pax required) Day trip and overnight
Extra Night at us 125
Ewaso-Ng’iro River
This exciting river trip takes at least 4 days and has long and difficult stretches of white water, ranging from class 3 – 5. The river flows through Samburu National Park as far as Chandler Falls in Shaba National Park. The scenery is spectacular and wildlife abounds. The lower age limit for rafting is 14 with parental consent. There is no upper age limit although individuals should be of at least average fitness and health and should respect the rivers.