White Water Rafting · Inverness

White Water Rafting · Inverness

3 offers 82.58£ – 141.38£ 5.0 (1 reviews) Verified March 2026
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Three options, three intensity levels. At 82.58 £, Ace Adventure's family rafting on the Findhorn River runs 2.5h and welcomes every fitness level, making it the entry point. River Wild Adventures shifts the format entirely: 3h of river tubing on the River Feshie near Aviemore (89 £), rated "Sporty", meaning you're in the water more actively. The top pick at 141.38 £ bundles 5.5h of white water rafting with cliff jumping, still open to all fitness levels but double the duration and significantly higher adrenaline output. Price tracks directly with time on the water and intensity of the add-ons. Pick the 141.38 £ option if you want the full rush in a single day.

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Best value Family White Water Rafting on the Findhorn River, near Inverness

Family White Water Rafting on the Findhorn River, near Inverness

82.58£ See offer
River Tubing on the River Feshie near Aviemore, Cairngorms National Park

River Tubing on the River Feshie near Aviemore, Cairngorms National Park

89£ See offer
White Water Rafting & Cliff Jumping on the Findhorn River, near Inverness

White Water Rafting & Cliff Jumping on the Findhorn River, near Inverness

5.0 (1) 141.38£ See offer

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Best full-day rush

White Water Rafting & Cliff Jumping on the Findhorn River, near Inverness

At 141.38 £ for 5.5h, this is the only option that combines white water rafting with cliff jumping on the Findhorn River, open to all fitness levels.

141.38 £See offer

Perfect first-timer intro

Family White Water Rafting on the Findhorn River, near Inverness

Ace Adventure's 2.5h family session at 82.58 £ is the shortest, most accessible entry point with no fitness prerequisites.

82.58 £See offer

Frequently asked questions

What's the most intense moment on the Findhorn River?
The cliff jumping add-on in the 5.5h tour is the peak intensity moment. White water rafting already puts you through fast-moving rapids, but launching off a cliff into the river is the sharpest adrenaline spike of the day.
Do I need to be afraid of heights for the cliff jumping tour?
Cliff jumping is optional within the tour, so you can stick to rafting if heights aren't your thing. That said, the 5.5h format is designed for participants who want both experiences.
What's the difference between rafting and river tubing?
Rafting puts you in a group raft navigating rapids together. River tubing on the Feshie means floating individually or in a small group on inflatable tubes, with more direct contact with the current. The tubing session is listed as Sporty, so expect to be more physically active.
Is white water rafting near Inverness suitable for kids?
The family rafting on the Findhorn River is marked "Everybody welcome" by operator Ace Adventure, which typically includes children. Check directly with Ace Adventure for minimum age and weight requirements before booking.
When is the best time to go white water rafting near Inverness?
The season runs May through September. River levels are generally higher in spring due to snowmelt from the Cairngorms, which means faster currents and more intense rapids early in the season.

Practical info

Season

May – September

Equipment

Wetsuits and safety gear are standard kit provided by operators for river activities in the Scottish Highlands. Bring a change of dry clothes and a towel for after, especially for the 5.5h session where extended water exposure is guaranteed.

Getting there

The Ace Adventure meeting point for Findhorn River tours is Auchnagairn, Dunphail, Forres IV36 2QL, roughly 30 minutes south of Inverness by car. For river tubing, River Wild Adventures meets at the car park near River Feshie, reference 4484+C4V Kingussie, within Cairngorms National Park.

See also

White Water Rafting elsewhere

Lake Serre PonçonBovecVerdon GorgeOmišLa Plagne, ParadiskiSamoëns, Le Grand MassifAroucaJasper

Other activities in Inverness

Canyoning

Updated on 3 March 2026