White Water Rafting on the Kaituna River, New Zealand


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(1) Participants must be aged 13 or above to join this activity;
(2) Weight must be between 0‑120 kg to join this activity;
(3) Group size: 1‑42 persons;
18 Okere Falls Road, Okere Falls, Bay of Plenty, New Zealand
(1) Non‑swimmers should not join this activity;
(2) Not recommended for individuals with high blood pressure, epilepsy, or similar conditions;
(3) The operator may refuse intoxicated individuals without a refund;
(4) This activity is not suitable for: individuals with high blood pressure/epilepsy/heart disease/other major illnesses/pregnant women/people with disabilities/elderly/infants;
(5) Swimming ability requirement: Intermediate;
(6) It is recommended to bring swimwear and a towel;
(7) This activity is not suitable for strollers or wheelchairs;

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Itinerary Highlights
Experience the thrill of Grade 5 rapids on the Kaituna River
Test your courage at the world's highest commercially rafted waterfall and 14 exhilarating rapids
Take on the world‑famous 7‑metre Tutea Falls, the highest commercially rafted waterfall in the world, with full training provided by friendly guides
This is a dream for white‑water rafting enthusiasts and a must‑do for adrenaline junkies and first‑time rafters alike. Age must be between 13 ‑ 65 years old, weight must be under 120kg, must be able to swim or float comfortably in the river; not recommended for the elderly or those of larger build

Craving an adrenaline rush amidst New Zealand's stunning landscapes? Join Original Kaituna Rafting Company and head to the Kaituna River for an unparalleled Grade 5 white‑water rafting adventure. On these naturally blessed waters, experience the double impact of speed and scenery, creating unforgettable adventure memories that will last a lifetime.

The Kaituna River is renowned as New Zealand's most exhilarating and beautiful river. Not only does it feature clear, warm waters winding through the landscape, but it also harbours world‑class adventure surprises — the 7‑metre Tutea Falls, the highest commercially rafted waterfall in the world. Standing at the top of the falls and looking down, the rushing water plunges down with a roar that echoes through the canyon; just gazing at it from afar is enough to get your blood pumping.
Led by professional guides throughout, you and your team will navigate the narrow, winding warm‑water jungle canyon on a 50‑minute immersive and adrenaline‑fuelled journey. Along the way, you'll conquer 14 epic rapids. As the waves surge, your rubber raft will weave and bounce through the torrents — every turn and every drop will send your adrenaline soaring, letting you fully savour the thrill of battling nature.

No need to worry if you have no rafting experience — we provide complete and comprehensive professional training, from basic techniques to safety skills, with detailed guidance so beginners can get the hang of it quickly. All you need is a reasonable level of fitness, a heart that loves adventure and embraces challenges, plus your swimsuit and towel, and you're ready to dive into this adventure. Along the way, you'll also pass the 3‑metre high Power Station Falls and Haisthorpe, unlocking one surprise after another.

This is not just the ultimate dream for white‑water enthusiasts — it's a must‑do for adrenaline junkies and first‑time rafters alike. The lush greenery of the canyon contrasts beautifully with the crystal‑clear water, with rapids and waterfalls intertwined — offering both the thrill of conquering nature and the serenity of immersing yourself in the landscape. Join us, let loose on the rapids of the Kaituna River, and capture the highlight moment of your New Zealand adventure with an exhilarating rafting trip.
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