Outdoor

Kids rafting is more than just a rafting tour. Young adventurers embark on an exciting mission with Aqualon the Water Dragon. After completing their adventure, they receive a certificate, a small surprise gift, and a non-alcoholic sparkling drink to celebrate their success.

Yes. Children aged 6 to 14 years participate together with an accompanying adult. This turns kids rafting into an unforgettable family adventure for young and old alike.

Yes. The tour is specially designed for children and families and is led by certified rafting guides. Before setting off, all participants receive a safety briefing and are equipped with professional safety gear.

Children can join from the age of 6 years. Up to and including the age of 14, participation is only possible when accompanied by an adult. From the age of 14, participation is possible with parental consent.

Absolutely. Kids rafting was developed especially for families and young adventurers. With plenty of fun on the water, first rafting experiences, and exciting moments along the way, it is the perfect introduction to whitewater rafting.

With only one to three people in the boat, every rapid feels more intense. The smaller Power Raft reacts directly to currents and whitewater, requiring active paddling, teamwork, and quick reactions throughout the tour.

Some prior rafting experience is required, since you’ll be in the boat without a guide. Before heading out into the whitewater, you’ll receive a detailed briefing during which we’ll go over the most important paddling techniques and maneuvers together.

Power Rafting is perfect for sporty and adventure-minded participants looking for a real whitewater challenge. If you enjoy active paddling, teamwork, and plenty of action, this tour is for you.

In a Power Raft, only one to three people take on the rapids in a small, highly manoeuvrable boat. Compared to classic rafting, you experience the whitewater much more directly, making the tour more dynamic, more challenging, and even more exciting.

Due to the challenging whitewater conditions on the Ötztaler Ache, each rafting tour is accompanied by experienced safety kayakers. They support the guides throughout the trip and provide additional safety on the river’s most demanding sections.

With a Grade 4+ difficulty level, the Ötztaler Ache is one of Austria’s most challenging commercially guided rafting rivers. Powerful rapids, technical sections, and fast-flowing whitewater promise an intense adventure for experienced thrill-seekers.

The Imst Gorge is the perfect choice for beginners, first-time rafters, and groups looking for an exciting whitewater experience. The Ötztaler Ache offers more challenging rapids, stronger currents, and is ideal for participants seeking more action and adrenaline.

The Ötztaler Ache is aimed at fit and adventurous participants. Due to its higher level of difficulty, it is considerably more challenging than the Imst Gorge (Imster Schlucht).

The Imst Gorge is perfect for beginners, groups, clubs, school classes, and anyone looking to experience an unforgettable whitewater adventure in Tyrol.

Expect the perfect mix of calm sections and exciting rapids. The tour offers plenty of action and team spirit without requiring any previous rafting experience.

The Imst Gorge offers varied whitewater and is the ideal choice for beginners and first-time rafters. The Ötztaler Ache features more challenging rapids and is better suited to sporty participants looking for an extra adrenaline kick.

Yes. The Imst Gorge (Imster Schlucht) is one of Tyrol’s most popular rafting routes and the ultimate introduction to rafting. It is ideal for beginners, groups, and anyone who wants to experience whitewater rafting for the first time.

Yes, the activity is designed to be accessible. People with reduced mobility or wheelchair users can also take part in the tour. Arrangements for transport are easily organised.

Yes, groups can optionally book a guided city tour directly on the boat. Certified guides share fascinating facts and stories about Innsbruck – conveniently via Bluetooth headphones.

The tour starts to the west of Innsbruck, at the Cyta shopping centre in Völs. It ends in the city centre at the Löwenhaus, near Innsbruck’s Old Town.

Children aged 6 and over can take part in the tour. The route is safe and family-friendly, making it a shared experience for all generations.

No, you don’t need any special equipment such as a wetsuit or helmet for rafting in Innsbruck. You can simply take part in comfortable casual clothing. Life jackets and rafting shoes are provided on site.

The tour lasts around 60 minutes on the water. Including a short safety briefing, you should allow around 1 to 1.5 hours in total.

Sightseeing rafting in Innsbruck combines a leisurely rafting trip down the River Inn with a unique guided tour of the city from the water. You’ll experience Innsbruck’s main sights from a completely new perspective – right from the river.

For rafting at AREA 47, all you need to bring is swimwear and a towel. All equipment – wetsuit, shoes, helmet and life jacket – will be provided on site.

One of the best rafting experiences in Austria can be found in the Ötztal valley in Tyrol – especially in the Imster Schlucht gorge and on the Ötztaler Ache river. AREA 47 offers not only pure action, but also a real safety bonus: additional guides provide even more support on the water.

The prices for rafting vary depending on the tour and provider. At AREA 47, prices start at 50€ for children and 69€ for adults. You can find the current prices on our website at any time.

The minimum age varies depending on the activity. You can find the exact age and participation requirements in our overview and on the relevant activity page. The minimum ages are based on legal requirements and safety standards and must be strictly adhered to. Unfortunately, no exceptions can be made.

We recommend booking your rafting tour in advance. Weekends and summer days in July and August are especially popular and fill up quickly. The sooner you book, the better.

Yes, experience is essential for participating in advanced tours. This means you should have completed a beginner tour or have prior experience in this sport. This is for your safety and must be confirmed on-site.

In the case of a last-minute cancellation, we must adhere to our terms and conditions, and therefore cancellation fees will apply. However, if there are still enough available spots, adding participants is definitely possible.

At AREA 47, you don’t need to worry about suitable footwear – we will provide you with special neoprene shoes. You do not need to bring your own shoes. For all rafting, canyoning and caving tours, all you need is swimwear and a towel.

It’s better not to! You’ll need your hands free for the activities, and personal belongings often fall out of pockets and can get damaged. Just store them in our lockers at the Climbing Base or the Outdoor Base. Important medications can, of course, be taken along—just let your guide know.

Canyoning Lost Valley takes you through the spectacular Lower Auerklamm Gorge in the Ötztal. More challenging sections, higher jumps, and greater elevation changes make this tour the perfect next step for anyone looking to take their canyoning adventure to the next level.

This tour is ideal for sporty participants who have already gained their first canyoning experience or are looking for an action-packed canyoning adventure in Tyrol.

Canyoning Lost Valley is one of the more demanding canyoning tours in the Ötztal. Expect exciting abseils, natural water slides, and jumps of up to 10 metres in a spectacular gorge setting.

While Canyoning College is the perfect introduction for beginners and first-timers, Lost Valley is designed for adventurers looking for a greater challenge. Higher jumps, more elevation changes, and more demanding terrain deliver even more action and thrills.

No. Canyoning Lost Valley was designed for advanced participants and experienced adventurers. The tour is significantly more challenging than beginner tours and is best suited to participants with a good level of fitness and a taste for adventure.

Canyoning College is our beginner canyoning tour in Tyrol. It is the perfect choice for first-timers and anyone looking to experience canyoning for the very first time.

Canyoning College is an entry-level tour featuring abseils of up to 16 metres, jumps of up to 4 metres, and natural water slides of up to 8 metres. Expect plenty of action, adventure, and fun in spectacular surroundings.

No. You do not need any previous canyoning experience to join this tour. Before setting off, our certified guides provide a comprehensive safety briefing and introduce you to the most important techniques.

Absolutely. Canyoning College was developed specifically for beginners and first-timers. The tour introduces you to the basics of canyoning and offers a safe and exciting first experience of abseiling, jumping, and sliding through a spectacular gorge.

The prices for canyoning vary depending on the tour and level of difficulty. At AREA 47, prices start at £84 for children aged 10 and above and £100 for adults. You can find the current prices and all tour details on our website.

For canyoning at AREA 47, all you need is swimwear and a towel. We will provide all the equipment you need, including a wetsuit, shoes, helmet and harness.

The minimum age varies depending on the activity. You can find the exact age and participation requirements in our overview and on the relevant activity page. The minimum ages are based on legal requirements and safety standards and must be strictly adhered to. Unfortunately, no exceptions can be made.

We recommend booking your canyoning tour in advance. Weekends and summer days in July and August are especially popular and fill up quickly. The sooner you book, the better.

Yes, experience is essential for participating in advanced tours. This means you should have completed a beginner tour or have prior experience in this sport. This is for your safety and must be confirmed on-site.

In the case of a last-minute cancellation, we must adhere to our terms and conditions, and therefore cancellation fees will apply. However, if there are still enough available spots, adding participants is definitely possible.

It’s better not to! You’ll need your hands free for the activities, and personal belongings often fall out of pockets and can get damaged. Just store them in our lockers at the Climbing Base or the Outdoor Base. Important medications can, of course, be taken along—just let your guide know.

No, for all rafting, canyoning, and caving tours, you only need swimwear and a towel. The shoes are included in the special equipment.

The minimum age varies depending on the activity. You can find the exact age and participation requirements in our overview and on the relevant activity page. The minimum ages are based on legal requirements and safety standards and must be strictly adhered to. Unfortunately, no exceptions can be made.

We recommend booking your caving tour in advance. Weekends and summer days in July and August are especially popular and fill up quickly. The sooner you book, the better.

In the case of a last-minute cancellation, we must adhere to our terms and conditions, and therefore cancellation fees will apply. However, if there are still enough available spots, adding participants is definitely possible.

It’s better not to! You’ll need your hands free for the activities, and personal belongings often fall out of pockets and can get damaged. Just store them in our lockers at the Climbing Base or the Outdoor Base. Important medications can, of course, be taken along—just let your guide know.

No, for all rafting, canyoning, and caving tours, you only need swimwear and a towel. The shoes are included in the special equipment.