Advanced Rafting is the most complete descent on the Dora Baltea River for those who want to enjoy an intense and authentic experience among the rapids of the upper part of the river.
This route does not require any previous experience, but it is recommended for those who want to tackle more dynamic and challenging sections.
Accompanied by expert F.I.Raft instructors, you can challenge the rapids in complete safety, maintaining full control and enjoying the pleasure of navigating at all times.
Navigating at the foot of Mont Blanc is a unique opportunity to combine excitement, nature, and technique in a single adventure.
Advanced Rafting is the ideal course for those who want to try a more thrilling experience: a whole morning or afternoon among the most exciting rapids of the Dora Baltea river.
TECHNICAL DATA SHEET
(by the F.I.Raft team of guides from Rafting Republic – Dora Baltea, Aosta Valley)
Route length
14,6 Km
Total time
4:00 h
Time on the river
40m circa
Available times
9:00
Who can participate
Anyone over the age of 16 in good health can participate.
From August, children aged 14 and over can also participate, if the water level allows it and the technical manager assesses their suitability based on their build and experience.
What to bring
■ Swimsuit
■ Swimming cap
■ Thermal T-shirt (or light microfleece) if available (otherwise any T-shirt will do)
■ Cotton or thermal socks that can get wet
■ Cord for glasses
■ Shower essentials.
For experienced crews, it is possible, upon request, to arrange navigation of less commercial and technically more challenging stretches, subject to assessment by F.I.Raft guides.
If you have any questions or want to check availability, please contact our technical team directly: they will help you choose the period and route best suited to your level.
We ask you to respect the meeting time: delays of more than 15 minutes may compromise the start of the planned descent.
Advanced Rafting: safety first!
Extra Facts – Advanced Rafting
DID YOU KNOW: a few years ago, a small flood completely disrupted a stretch of river, transforming the riverbed and changing the course of the Dora Baltea itself.
Within a day, we river guides found ourselves facing a completely different river. Once we got over our amazement and astonishment, we spent a whole day testing the safety of the stretch, navigating it over and over again.