Rafting descent on the Piave River in the province of Treviso

Feeling fresh? Dive into this rafting adventure on the Piave River!

Climb aboard the raft, let yourself be guided by experienced instructors and discover the thrill of paddling in the current.

A 3-hour descent awaits you, perfect for families but also for those seeking a mix of adrenaline and fun, thanks to the stories and games that will make this day truly special!

What we will do

We will meet at the rafting centre in Falzé di Piave (TV), 15 minutes before the indicated time, where we will be welcomed by a team of qualified rafting guides. After a warm welcome, we will receive the necessary equipment and proceed to get dressed.

Afterwards, we will move to the park in front of the base, where we will devote about 30 minutes to a general briefing to learn the basic manoeuvres and safety rules. This time will also be very engaging thanks to the anecdotes and games that will prepare us for the adventure.

Once we are ready, we will board our rafting dinghies in groups of a maximum of 8 people and we will grab our paddles to begin our exciting descent down the Piave River. We will cover a stretch of about 7 km, from Falzé di Piave to Colfosco.

During the trip we will admire unspoilt river landscapes, listen to fascinating stories about the history of the Piave, and enjoy activities such as diving from the dinghy and swimming in the current. The descent will last about three hours.

On arrival in Colfosco we will board a van which will take us back to the base in about 15 minutes. Here we will have access to changing rooms, toilets and a shower to change after the adventure. If we wish, we can also stop for a picnic or barbecue outdoors in the space provided by the organisers.

The total duration of the activity will be 4 hours, including dressing, briefing, descent and transfers.

Who it is aimed at

The activity is suitable for ages 4 and up. Minors must be accompanied by a participating adult.

Itis not necessary to know how to swim, but good aquatic skills are required.

People with physical or mental disabilities can also participate, subject to assessment by the technical staff, who will check the feasibility of the experience according to specific needs.

Other information

The activity takes place from March to October and is confirmed with a minimum of five people.

The rafting centre has changing rooms, toilets and a shower. Personal belongings can be left under lock and key in the changing room; it is not permitted to take mobile phones, wallets or other valuables with you during the descent.

Guides will take photos during the descent, which will be shared with participants via download links.

The van transfer back to the base is guaranteed for a maximum of 16 participants. In the case of larger groups, the organisers may request the cooperation of participants to organise a short car transfer.

Any accompanying persons may wait for participants at the rafting centre. Leashed dogs are allowed at the facility. A picnic or barbecue can be organised in the outdoor area of the facility. On request, the organisers will provide a grill and wood, while you will need to bring your own food and drinks.

The meeting point can be reached by public transport; there is a free car park and a pay car park on site.

Recommended clothing

• Swimming costume
• Synthetic short-sleeved shirt (not cotton)
• Fleece or technical long-sleeved shirt
• Synthetic or technical socks (not cotton)
• Trainers that can get wet
• K-way

Don't forget to bring

• Towel
• Spare clothes and shoes