Best Rafting in Chile

Rafting Futaleufu

The Futaleufú river is located in the midst of the indomitable Chilean Patagonia, and is considered one of the best torrents in the world to practice the sport, with rapids reaching up to grade 5. It is common for the rapids to be extremely long with waves on the descents and inevitable pitfalls that require fast maneuvers, all under pressure.
 

Rafting San Pedro

Rafting Baker

One of the marvels of the region of Aisen and one of the few rivers on the planet that has not suffered any intervention by man. Hidden between Chile’s Northern and Southern Ice Fields, near Laguna San Rafael, it offers spectacular conditions for practicing rafting.

Rafting Claro

Located in the Seven Cups National Reserve in the Maule region, it is renowned for its waterfalls and beautiful natural surroundings, trees that are unique in the world and a privileged view of the Andes Range.
 

Rafting

Among green forests, lakes, fjords and inlets, the rivers of central and southern Chile are a fascinating adventure and adrenaline experience. Its impressive descents, large flow and steep mouths in the Pacific Ocean, make it a delight for rafting.
 

Rafting Maipo

The Maipo river is close to Santiago, and its waters go from grade 3 in the fall-winter season to grade 4 in spring and summer. Once there you will be able to enjoy a spectacular view of the Maipo volcano, from where this river originates. At first it runs calmly, but then becomes a torrent as it descends through the valleys until it eventually forms the imposing and swift-flowing Maipo river.
 

Kayak

Enjoy in a unique and privileged way the natural environment of Chile. Glide through its more than 1,200 rivers of different flows, or take advantage of the calm of lakes and lagoons to contemplate the wonderful scenarios that arise at the foot of the crystalline waters in southern Chile.

Rafting Trancura

The route can only be run by people over 14 years old, and begins 15 kilometers away from Pucón in the Complejo Turístico & Resort Trancura. There, tourists have access to a swimming-pool, volleyball and baby soccer courts, changing rooms, showers, children’s playground, scaling wall, “quincho” (barbecue area, generally covered with a thatched roof), and restaurant and bar services.

Rafting Liucura

Farther south, in the tourist town of Pucón and for 20,000 Chilean pesos per person, you can enjoy the Liucura river, which is ideal for those who are just starting out rafting or are not very experienced.