Rotorua Rafting are the Kaituna River (Okere River) Specialists. Offering the
most spectacular white water rafting in Okere Falls, Rotorua, North Island,
New Zealand.

Rotorua Rafting is home to the highest commercially rafted waterfall in the
world - 7m Tutea Falls.

Located 10m from the start of the Kaituna River we can create a trip to fit
your needs, whether it is 2 people or up to 300 people.

With New Zealand native scenery and Maori History lining the gorge of the
beautiful Kaituna River, let Rotorua Rafting show you our backyard.

Warm water, outstanding scenery, heart-pumping rapids, and world-class guides
- white water rafting in New Zealand doesn't get any better than this.

Key points:

- Rotorua Rafting raft the Kaituna river daily all year round!

- Summer trip times are 9am, 10.30am, 12pm, 1.30pm and 3pm with others on
demand.

- Summer 10.30am and 1.30pm, no transfers available - drive straight to
our base.

- Winter (1st May - 31st Aug) trip times are 10am, 12pm and 2pm.

- Allow 2 hours, 1 hour river time.

- We provide a wetsuit, booties, helmet, buoyancy aids, and a good time.

- Bring your smile, screams, swimwear, and towel.

- Grade 5 action.

- Shuttles from Central Rotorua for 9am 12pm and 3pm departures $15pp.

- Age limit: 10 - 12 years half river trip (Grade 3 section), 13 years and
over full river trip (must fit safety equipment).

Those aged between 10-12 will be fully guided by our photographer to the
halfway mark (ie, under the waterfalls) and then jump into the raft at that
point with the rest of the group. River time for the Grade 3 is approx 30
minutes. This means that everyone can have a super fun time on the Kiaituna
River.

- Weight limit: 130kg

- All rafters must have a reasonable level of fitness. Unfortunately,
we are unable to take those who are pregnant or those with certain medical
conditions. If you have any questions regarding this, please get in contact.

- You will be asked to sign a risk disclosure on check-in, a copy can be
found here.

- All participants should be aware they are rafting a real river with real
risk. We are seasoned professionals and will do our utmost to ensure you have
the time of your life. But it is common for rafts to flip and on very odd
occasions for people to sustain an injury which is primarily from people
hitting each other with paddles or not tucking their chins on the waterfall
when instructed by the guides.

All in all, we raft tens of thousands of people per year and strive to be the
highlight of your holiday which we have done for hundreds of thousands of
people.

Lock it in!