Rafting on the Acheloos River from Mesochora to Terpna (Class 2-3, 15 km)

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The Acheloos is the second longest river in Greece and has the largest volume of water. Its sources are in the Pindus mountains and it flows for about 220 km to the Ionian Sea.

The route starts at the Mesochora dam and ends at the village of Terpna, with Class 2 to 3 passages under the Athamanika mountains. The landscape is enchanting, with old bridges, hidden passages, teal water and forests that reach down to the river banks. Suitable for beginners and experienced rafters.

What is included

• Certified river guides, champions in river sports
• Rafts, paddles, wetsuits, shoes, helmets, life jackets and splash jackets
• Transfers with the company’s own minibuses during the activity
• Photos and video recorded on a GoPro
• Civil liability insurance

Bring a towel and a swimsuit.

When
Every day from February to May, at 10:00. Duration about 2.5 hours, 15 km, difficulty Class 2 to 3. Minimum age 12, with a guardian. Runs with a minimum of 6 people, up to 50.

Smaller groups are welcome too: send a request even for 2 people and Active Nature will add you to an existing group.

Meeting point
Terpna, Central Tzoumerka

Price
63.60 EUR per person

Bookings are on request: send your request with the date you prefer and Active Nature will confirm availability.

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