Upper Section, Class III+

This is the best part of the river. It runs through breath taking gorges with some nice drops. We could choose not to run it with high water due to lack of shores in some sections. If this is the case we always have the lower section alternative to have fun.

We only run this section in kayaks/duckies or small rafts.


Lower Section, Class II-III

Characterized by big water pools followed with rapids. It runs mostly through planes and small hills. This is a introduction to rafting well suited for the whole family. Very exciting with good water level.



ITINERARY

From Panama City: Pickup at 6:00 a.m. We will arrive to the put in about three hour later to start rafting around 11:00 a.m. We should arrive to the take out zone around 2:00 p.m. and back to the original pick up place about 5:30 p.m.

From the beaches (Gorgona to Playa Blanca): Pickup around 8:00 a.m. We will arrive to the put in about hour and half later to start rafting around 9:30 a.m. We should arrive to the take out zone around 12:30 p.m. and back to the original pick up place about 1:15 p.m.

FREQUENT ASKED QUESTIONS

WHAT DOES IT INCLUDE?
All mentioned transportation, rafts(or duckie, inflatable kayak) and gear, guides, and lunch. Our guides are trained in white-water navigation skills, first-aid, and CPR.

WHO CAN GO?
On the Lower Section any person from 8 to 70 years old, in good health. On the Upper Section persons 15 through 60 years old in good health and physical conditions.

WHAT SHOULD YOU TAKE ALONG?
Swimsuit or a pair of shorts for navigating, sneakers or straped sandals with good soles, a baseball cap, and sun lotion. A replacement set of dry clothes for return trip.

WHAT SHOULD NOT BE TAKEN?
Any object that could be deteriorated by water or valuables like jewels, cash, credit cards, etc.


PRICE:
USD $ 125.00 per person from Panama City or the Beach area and $ 100.00 per person if you met us at the take out.


SEASON

The river is at its highest water level by November at the peak of the rainy season and at its lowest water level by March-May, end of the dry season. We usually raft the Lower Section from June through December and kayak the Upper Section from December through June. From June through December we only paddle in kayak and duckies the Upper Section with persons that have previous paddling experience in Class III+ rivers

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